Laois minor hurling manager Glen McEvoy has named a 32-player panel for the upcoming Leinster championship.
The Clonaslee native has picked players from 12 different clubs across the county.
The Harps, Clough-Ballacolla and Castletown all have the highest representation with six each.
Portlaoise come next with three and then Rathdowney-Errill, Camross and Ballyfin have two each.
The remainder of the panel is made up with players from Abbeyleix, Trumera, Borris-Kilcotton, Park-Ratheniska-Timahoe and Mountrath.
Laois start their campaign in Tier 2 of Leinster and all of their matches will be on Saturdays.
They begin away to Kildare on March 23 and then host Carlow a week later.
They then travel to one of the Ulster teams, still to be confirmed, on April 6 before hosting Kerry on April 20.
If Laois get out of the group, they will take on one of the Tier 1 teams in a preliminary quarter final on May 4.
LAOIS MINOR HURLING PANEL 2024
Ethan Lafferty (The Harps)
Hugh Whelan (The Harps)
Tony Mahony (The Harps)
Eoin Delaney (The Harps)
Ross Deegan (The Harps)
Aaron Mahon (The Harps)
Colm Brennan (Clough-Ballacolla)
Ben Holohan (Clough-Ballacolla)
CJ Brennan (Clough-Ballacolla)
Eoin Duggan (Clough-Ballacolla)
Kyle Handcock (Clough-Ballacolla)
Sean Hayes (Clough-Ballacolla)
Daniel Whelan (Castletown)
Tommy Goode (Castletown)
Kyron Cuddy (Castletown)
Tom Og Phelan (Castletown)
Callum Peters (Castletown)
Conor Ryan (Castletown)
Shane Walsh (Portlaoise)
Davey Delaney (Portlaoise)
Rio LaCumber (Portlaoise)
Oisin Moore (Rathdowney-Errill)
Eoin Bracken (Rathdowney-Errill)
Ashton Keenan (Camross)
Conor Mortimer (Camross)
Shane Connolly (Ballyfin)
Tomas Lynch (Ballyfin)
Liam O’Keeffe (Abbeyleix)
Ruaidhri Kavanagh (Trumera)
Evan McSpadden (Borris-Kilcotton)
Donnchadh Carroll (Mountrath)
Matthew Cunningham (Park-Ratheniska-Timahoe)
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