KK secured a 13 point win over Kinnitty.
Kilcormac Killoughey secured their first win in the Offaly Senior Hurling Championship last night.
Declan Laffan’s side defeated Kinnitty by 0-26 to 0-13 away from home in round two.
Tommy Geraghty finished the game as top scorer with 0-8, while Colin Spain impressed with 0-4, and Jack Screeney ended with 0-3.
KK now have a month before their next game in group one.
KK midfielder Colin Spain says they lifted their levels in the second half:
The action continues tomorrow, with Belmont facing Lusmagh at 2:30pm, Coolderry host St Rynaghs at 6:30pm and on Sunday Ballinamere entertain Tullamore from 12:00pm.
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