The Mayo U17 hurlers face Derry in the final of the Celtic Challenge tomorrow in Abbotstown.

Having produced four outstanding victories over the past few weeks, Mayo have shown tremendous determination, skill, and consistency on their journey to the decider. Their impressive winning streak has earned them a place in the final, and they will be aiming to finish the campaign in style by bringing home the silverware. Throw-in at National Games Development Centre, Abbotstown is scheduled for 1pm.

1. Val Kitterick – Westport
2. Cian Byrne – Castlebar Mitchels
3. Niall Treacy (JC) – Castlebar Mitchels
4. Patrick McKenzie – Moytura
5. Mark Healy – Ballina Stephenites
6. Dylan Greally – Tooreen
7. Adam Jennings – Claremorris
8. Callum Threadgold – Tooreen
9. Jamie Naughton – Moytura
10. Matthew O’Raghallaigh – Westport
11. Rian Fallon – Castlebar Mitchels
12. Conn Delaney – Tooreen
13. Jack Hose – Castlebar Mitchels
14. Muiris Vahey – Claremorris
15. Killian Hughes – Ballyvary

17. Sean Cogan – Castlebar Mitchels
18. Brian Loftus – Castlebar Mitchels
19. Ethan Quinn – Claremorris
20. Sean Donnellan – Ballyhaunis
21. Ryan Maher – Castlebar Mitchels
22. Aaron Cawley – Ballyvary
23. Jack Rooney – Ballina Stephenites
24. Senan Heaney – Ballyhaunis

Extended Panel
Zack Smith – Ballyhaunis, Cathal Kennedy – Castlebar Mitchels, Jack Buckley – Ballyhaunis, Christopher Bradley – Castlebar Mitchels, Joe Doocey – Ballyvary, Aidan Murphy – Westport, James McKeon – Westport