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Steelstown's Ben McCarron in action during last weekend's quarter-final win over Drumsurn (Pic: Mary K Burke)
Steelstown and Faughanvale's Derry IFC semi-final showdown has a new throw-in time on Saturday.
The sides will clash at 6.00 in Banagher, while Castledawson and Greenlough meet on Sunday in Lavey at 3.00 in the second semi-final.
In the senior championship, champions Magherafelt face Loup on Saturday night in Bellaghy.
The championship will conclude at Bellaghy on Sunday night when Ballinderry go toe to toe with Slaughtneil.
JFC Quarter-Finals
Friday (8.00)
Craigbane: Sean Dolan's v Magilligan (C Doherty)
Saturday
Slaughtmanus 1.00: Craigbane v Ardmore (P Quigley)
Ballinascreen 1.00: Ballerin v Moneymore (H Tohill)
Foreglen 2.00: Desertmartin v Doire Colmcille (T McGilligan)
SFC Semi-Finals (Both Bellaghy)
Saturday (6.00) - Loup v Magherafelt (JJ Cleary)
Sunday (5.00) - Slaughtneil v Ballinderry (D Mullan)
IFC Semi-Finals
Saturday (6.00 in Banagher) - Steelstown v Faughanvale (M McGeehan)
Sunday (3.00 in Lavey) - Greenlough v Castledawson (M O'Neill)
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