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Cormac Scollan secured his first Connacht 60x30 title with a stunning performance in a top quality final played in Roscommon on Saturday, where he overcame Sligo's Conor Finn.
Cormac won 10-15, 15-9, 15-3 in a match that was played at a high tempo with a demonstration of all the skills of handball. In the first game, Finn got off to a strong start with a serve that the Fenagh lad found hard to deal with and went on to win the game 15-10.
The second game was a must win one for Scollan and with a combination of good serving and passing shots, he won some key rallies and took the game 15-9.
With the momentum from the second game with him Scollan made maximum use of his dominance and gave a top class display of serve and kill shots and went on to take the game 15-3.
Cormac will face Ulster opposition in his first All-Ireland semi-final on October 2 in a Connacht venue.
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