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However, to know that you are the player who outscored everyone in the country is a huge feat, and this season we have seen some of the best shooters in the country strut their stuff.
After the weekend, and an impressive 1-08, Shane McGuigan takes the lead in the number one spot, as he continues to be Derry's main man, kicking an incredible 2-25 so far.
It's no surprise to see Dean Rock so close behind the Ulsterman, as the Dublin star is the most clinical free taker in the game, potentially ever, and has chalked up 1-26 so far.
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Although he has came under criticism for some aspects of his performance against Armagh, Shane Walsh has been brilliant this season, and claims the third spot with 1-23.
Cork's Steven Sherlock and Kildare's Jimmy Hyland take fourth and fifth place for their prolific form, but with both counties out of the championship, it's likely they will drop further down the list by the time the season finishes.
Interestingly, if you were to tally the scores up purely from play, then it's Con O'Callaghan who is leading the way.
The Dublin forward has been vital in helping his county regain their form this season, and has already kicked 2-12 from play since returning from injury
Thanks to @GAA_Statsman for continuously providing us with fantastic stats and info.
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