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PETTIGO
Manager: Pat Gallagher
Last year championship: Won the Senior C Championship
This year ACFL: Last in Division 3
First two opponents: Carndonagh (h); Naomh Bríd (h)
Prospects: This won't be an easy task for the border club as they make the big push to the Junior championship and their league form showed that. They took great momentum from last year's season despite beating mainly reserve teams in their path. They lost in the Division 4 final before winning championship glory later in the year. But only managing to win one out of 11 games – which came against fellow struggles Naomh Padraig Leifear – highlights that this will be a step too far for Pettigo. They failed to field in the league against Carndonagh, while they lost by 10 points to rivals Naomh Bríd.
Star man: Kevin Kane
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