The Lake County ended a tough campaign with an emphatic win over Kerry.
Westmeath Senior Hurling Manager Seoirse Bulfin says his side's final round robin game against Kerry in the Joe McDonagh was one of their most complete performances of the campaign.
Goals from Niall O’Brien and David O’Reilly helped the midlanders to a comfortable 2-28 to 1-14 win in Tralee.
As a result of the victory Westmeath have consolidated their position in next years Joe McDonagh, However after eight years in the second tier Kerry have been relegated following the defeat.
Bulfin says it was vital that his team picked up the win on Saturday.
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