Two Roscommon players lead the way in the championship scoring charts
Roscommon forwards, Diarmuid Murtagh and Darragh Heneghan, have lit up the scoring charts in this year's senior football championship. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie
Two Roscommon players are leading the way in the scoring charts of this year’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.
According to “Gaelic Statsman” on X, captain Diarmuid Murtagh has hit 1-27 during the Rossies’ four championship games, making him the top scorer in this year's championship so far. The St. Faithleach's forward's haul includes a couple of two-pointers and two-point frees, and nine frees.
Stephen Sherlock (Cork) and Conor Turbitt (Armagh) are joint second with 0-27 and 3-18 respectively, but Turbitt will have the chance to take the outright lead when the Ulster champions play Derry in their opening round All-Ireland SFC game on Saturday evening.
Darragh Heneghan is fifth on the scoring charts, but the Michael Glaveys wing-forward tops the charts when it comes to scores from play in this year’s championship, with an incredible 5-6 from open play in his debut championship season.
🎯 ALL-IRELAND SFC TOP SCORERS UPDATE
— Gaelic Statsman (@gaelicstatsman) May 26, 2026
Currently, Roscommon forwards Diarmuid Murtagh and Darragh Heneghan lead the way
Conor Turbitt of Armagh could end up top of both charts after next weekend's action though pic.twitter.com/ZSsMm0pTFj
