Some facts after two rounds of games in Waterford Senior Football Championship

Eleven games are played in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. Of the eleven games, Eight of the sides that were in front at the break went on to win the game.

Kilrossanty’s Joey Veale was the first player to score in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship.

Ardmore’s Seamus Keating scored the first goal of this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship.

Sean Barron from Ardmore was the first goalkeeper to score in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. He put over a forty-five against Ballinacourty in round two.

Another first for Ardmore, Declan Prendergast was the first player to be sent off in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. He received two yellow cards in the opening game of the championship against Kilrossanty.

The Nire’s Shane Ryan is the top scorer in the JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship after two rounds of games. He has scored 3-8 for his side.

De La Salle’s Stephen Dalton was the first player to receive a Black Card in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship.

Saint Saviours after two rounds of games in the JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship have the least about of different scorers. Just three players have scored for them so far.

Ballinacourty on the other hand have the most different scorers in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. Eleven different players have scored for them, one more scorer than what The Nire has.

Another first for the Ballinacourty club in the JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship, they are the first team where all six forwards that started the game scored in a game. The six starting forwards all scored against Ardmore at Bushy Park.

Clashmore have used the most players after two rounds of games in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. They have used twenty-four players.

An Rinn have used the least amount of players in this years JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. They have used just seventeen players, but they have only played one game. Of the sides that have played two games, Ardmore and The Nire have used eighteen players. Kilrossanty have also used eighteen players but like An Rinn they have played just one game.

 

In Eleven games, eight different referees were used in this year’s JJ Kavanagh and Sons County Senior Football Championship. Martin Curran, Alan Kissane and John ‘Bomber’ Condon are the most used. They have refereed two games each