The fonaCAB Craig Stanfield Cup returned to action this weekend with 110 ties played across Northern Ireland.
Holders Enniskillen Town United faced fierce rivals Enniskillen Rangers in the decider at St Michael's College 4G.
There was no shortage of drama, goals and outstanding individual performances during the match.
Town have reached the last two finals but will not secure a third successive appearance in the competition.
The sides went into the interval scoreless before Jason Keenan broke the deadlock five minutes after the restart.
Rangers then wrapped up the win nine minutes from time when Stuart Rainey escaped his marker to finish with aplomb.
Captain Ciaran Smith was presented with the Player of the Match trophy by Junior & Youth Cup Committee member Enda Love Jnr.
Smith got on the end of a long ball down the left before lifting an accomplished finish over goalkeeper Ben Thompson from the edge of the area.
Last season's losing finalists Rosario YC II remain in the hunt following a seven-goal victory over Grove United II.
Thomas Cafolla, Ciaran Sherry, Connor Harkin, Joseph Reilly, Cian Davis and Ryan Campbell were all on target as Rosario progressed in style.
Connor and NFC Kesh both fell at the semi-final stage last season but have safely negotiated this year's opening hurdle.
Jamie Archer claimed a hat-trick as Connor swept past Rossowen in Kells while Kesh hit three without reply against Markethill Swifts Reserves.