Wexford's Jack Guiney has moved to the head of the table in the hurling top scorers chart for championship 2013.

The Model County sharpshooter added 0-5 at the weekend to his tally of 1-8 in the drawn Leinster quarter-final against Dublin.

Antrim's Neil McManus is joined in second place by Laois' Stephen Maher.

McManus is the top scorer from play ahead of Carlow's Craig Doyle, who scored 3-2 when introduced as a substitute against London and is as a result also the leading goal scorer so far.

Dublin's Paul Ryan tally of 1-9 on Saturday evening against Wexford is the highest individual scoring feat in the championship so far.

Overall - championship hurling top scorer
Jack Guiney, Wexford 1-13 (16)
Neil McManus, Antrim 2-9 (15)
Stephen Maher, Laois 0-15 (15)
Paul Ryan, Dublin 1-10 (13)
Craig Doyle, Carlow 3-2 (11)
Marty Kavanagh, Carlow 0-11 (11)
Eoin Larkin, Kilkenny 0-11 (11)
Joe Canning, Galway 0-11 (11)

From play - championship hurling top scorer
Neil McManus, Antrim 1-9 (12)
Craig Doyle, Carlow 3-2 (11)
Zane Keenan, Laois 0-7 (7)
Sean Murphy, Carlow 1-4 (7)
Martin Duggan, London 1-4 (7)
Willie Hyland, Laois 1-4 (7)
Tommy Fitzgerald, Laois 2-1 (7) Tweet

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