St Kevin's College, Lisnaskea secured a 4-15 to 1-12 victory over Sacred Heart, Omagh in the Ulster Faul Cup at Brookeborough.

The Lisnaskea side established a ten-point lead before Sacred Heart registered their first score. Midfielder Ryan Crudden pointed from the throw-in and captain Callum Connolly-Bannon added a point directly from a kick-out. Jack Sweeney then scored a goal in the third minute.

Further points from Tom Maguire were followed by a goal from half-back Aidan McCaffrey, giving St Kevin's a 2-4 to 0-0 advantage by the ninth minute.

Oran McMenamin opened Sacred Heart's account with a pointed free, and Daithi Teague added a point. Further scores from Sean Gormley, Charlie Byrne and a Teague two-pointer reduced the deficit by the 20th minute.

St Kevin's responded with goals from Maguire and Connolly-Bannon, separated by a Paul Leonard free, extending their lead to 13 points. Sacred Heart scored a late goal through Adam Fleming and a Teague point before half-time, leaving the score at 4-7 to 1-7.

The third quarter was more evenly balanced, with Fleming and McMenamin scoring for Omagh, while Maguire and McCaffrey replied for St Kevin's. Daithi Fitzpatrick and Teague exchanged points as the teams reached the three-quarter mark.

St Kevin's finished strongly, with Crudden opening and closing a final run of scores. Maguire and Connolly-Bannon also found the target. Goalkeeper Finn Rice was noted for safe handling throughout.

St Kevin's now face two further group qualifying games, both away against Donegal opposition: Coláiste Cholmcille, Ballyshannon, and St Catherine's, Killybegs.