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DJ Troy was on the mark five times for Two-Mile-Borris in their 9-4 win over St Nicholas's at Newhill on Sunday last.
Clonmel Credit Union League Division 2
Two Mile Borris 9 – 4 St Nicholas
The supporters at this game were treated to 13 goals, with neither defence covering itself in glory on a wet Sunday afternoon in Newhill.
The home side are pushing for the title and dominated the first half, going into the break six goals to one ahead, after a first half hat trick from DJ Troy along with two goals from Jake Jordan and one from Jack Delaney.
The St Nicholas goal in response came from the head of James Scanlon.
The second half started off slowly, but once both teams got going again they exchanged six goals between them.
The home side saw Troy add two more goals to finish up with five for the game, along with a goal by Conor Ryan. St Nicholas’ three came from Nick Cummins, Aidan Riordan and Jason Sutton, for a final scoreline of 9-4 on the day.
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