Wexford's Jack Guiney remains at the top of the table with Waterford's Maurice Shanahan hot on his heels.

Guiney hit 0-11 against Carlow on Saturday with Shanahan going one better with 1-9 against Westmeath on the same afternoon.

Kilkenny's Eoin Larkin landed 0-11 as his county succumbed to Dublin and is third in the standings.

Shanahan is now level with Antrim's Neil McManus, with 1-13, as the top scorer from play.

Carlow's Craig Doyle, who scored 3-2 when introduced as a substitute against London in the Leinster SHC, is the leading goal scorer.

Shanahan's haul of 0-13 against Offaly in Tullamore remains the highest individual scoring feat in the championship so far.

Overall - championship hurling top scorer
Jack Guiney, Wexford 1-32 (35)
Maurice Shanahan, Waterford 1-29 (32)
Eoin Larkin, Kilkenny 0-29 (29)
Paul Ryan, Dublin 1-19 (22)
Neil McManus, Antrim 2-15 (21)
D McNicholas, Westmeath 0-21 (21)
Joey Boland, Dublin 0-18 (18)
Shane McNaughton, Antrim 0-15 (15)
Stephen Maher, Laois 0-15 (15)

From play - championship hurling top scorer
Maurice Shanahan, Waterford 1-13 (16)
Neil McManus, Antrim 1-13 (16)
Craig Doyle, Carlow 3-4 (13)
Garrett Sinnott, Wexford 0-11 (11)
Rory Jacob, Wexford 1-8 (11)
Brian O'Sullivan, Waterford 2-5 (11)
Jake Dillon, Waterford 1-6 (9)
Brendan Murtagh, Westmeath 1-6 (9)