Scariff Community College will play High School Clonmel in the final of the Munster Colleges Senior B (Corn Tomas Mhic Choilm) Hurling Championship after they recorded a comfortable nineteen-point win over Bishopstown at Bansha on Wednesday afternoon.

Scariff CC 6-18, Bishopstown 2-11

The Cork side made the better start, striking for an early goal, but this was quickly cancelled out by a similar score from Paul Rodgers. The Clare outfit followed with a number of points, including two from sideline efforts by Ben Sweeney.

Team captain Ben Sweeney then struck for a hat trick of goals, and Scariff went to the break leading on a scoreline of 4-10 to 1-3.

Early second-half goals from Gunning and Rodgers put the East Clare college into a commanding position.

Scariff CC Team Lineup:

Goalkeeper: Cormac Doyle (Bodyke)
Defenders: Cathal McCaul (Scariff), Sean Og Kilkenny (Bodyke), Cormac Gunning (Broadford), Michael Heffernan (Whitegate), Kalum Fahy (Whitegate), Mikey Bogenberger (Whitegate)
Midfielders: Matthew Crotty (Scariff), Harry Bogenberger (Whitegate)
Half-Forwards: Colin O’Grady (Scariff), Ben Sweeney (Scariff), Jake Gibbons (Whitegate)
Full-Forwards: Michael Vaughan (Scariff), Eoin Gunning (Broadford), Paul Rodgers (Scariff)

Substitutes Used:

Edan Buckley (Bodyke) for Gunning, Patrick O’Donnell (Killanena) for Rodgers, Sean Reilly (Ogonnelloe) for Gibbons, Dylan Joyce (Bodyke) for Crotty, Dan Tuohy (Whitegate) for H. Bogenberger.

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