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Kilkenny minor hurling manager Gordon Byrne has named a 37-man panel for the upcoming Leinster Championship which commences next weekend.
There are 15 clubs included with defending county minor champions Dicksboro leading the way with six players including team captain Jack Treacy.
The Cats have been placed in a group alongside Dublin and Laois/Antrim but in a change to other years, all the games in the round-robin will criss-cross with the other group and the top two on each side advancing to the semi-finals.
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Kilkenny will start off away to Offaly/Westmeath next Saturday before then hosting Galway in UPMC Nowlan Park a week later.
The final group game will see the Noresiders travel to face Wexford on the May Bank Holiday weekend.
Kilkenny Minor Hurling Squad- Jake Barcoe (Barrow Rangers), Jamie Walsh (Bennettsbridge), Jack Bolger (Barrow Rangers), Ross Phelan (Blacks and Whites), Dan Lawlor (Barrow Rangers), Cian Franks (Carrickshock), Gary McHugh (Barrow Rangers), Seamus Murphy (Carrickshock), Michael Meany (Clara), Eoin O'Gorman (Carrickshock), Podge Meany (Clara), Mattie Corr (Danesfort), Joe Dowling (Dicksboro), Enda Cunningham (Danesfort), James Kavanagh (Dicksboro), Jack Mulcahy (James Stephens), Sean Kavanagh (Dicksboro), Oliver Phelan (James Stephens), Robbie Lacey (Dicksboro), Ruairi Power (James Stephens), Sean Norton (Dicksboro), Paddy Purcell (James Stephens), Jack Treacy (Dicksboro, Captain), Brion Walsh (James Stephens), Liam Corcoran (John Lockes), Cian Kelly (Mullinavat), Sean Corcoran (John Lockes), JJ Cahill (O'Loughlin Gaels), Max Edwards (John Lockes), Andrew Holohan (O'Loughlin Gaels), Paddy Grace (John Lockes), Conor McCormack (O'Loughlin Gaels), Sean Morrissey (John Lockes), Daire O'Brien (Piltown), Conn O'Neill Pembroke (Shamrocks Ballyhale), Jack Stapleton (St Martin's), Dylan Brennan (Young Irelands).
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