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10. Calum Lanigan (Carrick Swans) A young man who took the scoring burden with great maturity for the Swan this year. His free-taking and eye for a score was brilliant all year as he ended the year with a big total of 1-42.
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11. Devon Ryan (Cashel King Cormacs) Finally transferred his Fitzgibbon Cup form to the club scene this year, Ryan was a key cog in the Cashel wheel. Added a big scoring touch from play to add to his always impressive placed ball shooting, finishing the year with 3-44 (3-22 from play).
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12. Keane Hayes (Gortnahoe Glengoole) Continues to be the key scoring outlet for Gortnahoe Glengoole. Much of the team failed to perform in the quarter-final loss but Hayes stood up, as he has done for the last few years. Finished with 2-45 to his name.
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13. Darragh Kelly (Éire Óg Annacarty) Kelly's first year at the adult level was one to remember as he looked a seasoned campaigner from his first game. He was immense in the West Championship and carried that form into the county series, scoring 1-12 throughout. A classy young hurler.