KFC SuperCoach: Every score from Marsh Community Series week 3
It’s been a massive weekend for KFC SuperCoach players, with the Round 1 dress rehearsal in full swing. Who stood tall and who flopped? Check out all the Marsh Series scores.
Supercoach
Don't miss out on the headlines from Supercoach. Followed categories will be added to My News.
We can usually take pre-season form with a grain of salt but when it comes to KFC SuperCoach, pre-season matches are critical for our preparation for the season ahead.
Mostly, we’re looking at the cash cows — the draftees or young players who are set to burst onto the scene.
We’re also looking for players who have been in the system for three or four years and who are ready to have a breakout season.
Which players impressed over the second weekend of the Marsh Series? See every score from every game below.
Watch every match of every round of the 2020 Toyota AFL Premiership Season LIVE & On-Demand with KAYO. New to Kayo? Get your 14-day free trial & start streaming instantly >
GEELONG V ESSENDON
The Marsh Series saved its best for last for KFC SuperCoaches.
After a pre-season series which has led to a SuperCoach rookie crisis, four players confirmed themselves as must-haves in Colac.
Jack Steven ($361,700) was dynamic on debut for the Cats, Brandon Zerk-Thatcher ($189,000) displayed his intercept marking prowess and Devon Smith ($335,800) cracked a to confirm himself as one of the bargain MID-FWDs of 2020.
Patrick Dangerfield, Zach Tuohy and mid-price Bomber Andrew McGrath were other stars as the Bombers completed an unbeaten pre-season.
16 of 18 disposals were effective for BZT. He also won 12 intercepts. Only Hurley with 13 had more of anyone on the ground. #thehyphenisoursavior #SuperCoach #MarshSeries
— Fantasy Freako (@FantasyFreako) March 9, 2020
CATS
Patrick Dangerfield 116
Zach Tuohy 112
Jack Steven 97
Harry Taylor 88
Tom Stewart 88
Zach Guthrie 84
Tom Atkins 79
Quinton Narkle 78
Gryan Miers 71
Mark Blicavs 68
Rhys Stanley 64
Darcy Fort 61
Luke Dahlhaus 60
Jordan Clark 59
Brandan Parfitt 58
Jack Henry 53
Tom Hawkins 45
Josh Jenkins 41
Esava Ratugolea 41
Jed Bews 38
Mark O’Connor 29
James Parsons 28
Gary Rohan 27
Gary Ablett 27
Jacob Kennerley 11
Sam Menegola 7
BOMBERS
Jordan Ridley 117
Devon Smith 117
Michael Hurley 116
Zach Merrett 106
Aandrew McGrath 105
Brandon Zerk-Thatcher 104
Mason Redman 90
Darcy Parish 90
Adam Saad 90
Andrew Phillips 87
Dylan Shiel 80
Jacob Townsend 71
Martin Gleeson 68
Matt Guelfi 62
Orazio Fantasia 59
Jayden Laverde 58
Will Snelling 57
David Zaharakis 50
Anthony McDonald-Tipunwuti 48
Kyle Langford 47
Aaron Francis 44
Tom Cutler 43
Shaun McKernan 42
Brayden Ham 20
NORTH MELBOURNE V SYDNEY
Breathe SuperCoaches.
After a weekend of rookie carnage which has threatened to throw our KFC SuperCoach plans into disarray, North Melbourne forward Curtis Taylor has provided reason for optimism.
Taylor, a $123K forward, had 21 disposals, kicked 2.1 and scored 95 KFC SuperCoach points in the Roos’ clash with Sydney on Monday.
The No. 46 pick in the 2018 national draft, Taylor featured in two matches last season for scores of 31 and 9.
It’s easy to get carried away by a pre-season effort, especially when the number of rookies likely to feature in Round 1 is dwindling by the day.
But amid the crisis, Taylor might be a silver lining.
Aiden Bonar was the other North rookie coaches were keen to see, but Rhyce Shaw held him back until after halftime in Tasmania and he posted a team-low 14.
Curtis Taylor 123k. Can play.
— Tim Michell (@tim_michell) March 9, 2020
Please Rhyce #MarshSeries #KFCSuperCoach
Curtis Taylor side-stepping towards his second ðŸ#MarshSeries pic.twitter.com/CcEM46G7Mh
— AFL (@AFL) March 9, 2020
The former GWS Giant had a hamstring scare in recent weeks and you have to wonder whether he’ll be eased into the season, as he was against the Swans.
It’s hard to justify spending $202k, even in the current barren rookie climate.
Jack Mahony, who is in the frame for a Round 1 debut, did enough by scoring 53 to justify a bench spot.
But, his scoring was always likely to be volatile, as it historically has been for rookie small forwards.
Veteran Josh Kennedy (156) led the way for Sydney, while No. 5 pick Dylan Stephens ($189K, MID) has a huge question mark over him after two quiet games.
Stephens scored 49 against the Roos, while Justin McInerney ($123k) only managed 3.
— Tim Michell
ROOS
Jed Anderson 119
Shaun Higgins 119
Nick Larkey 108
Todd Goldstein 100
Aaron Hall 98
Curtis Taylor 95
Jy Simpkin 87
Jasper Pittard 86
Jared Polec 75
Robbie Tarrant 73
Shaun Atley 70
Josh Walker 70
Jamie Macmillan 70
Trent Dumont 66
Luke McDonald 56
Taylor Garner 53
Paul Ahern 53
Jack Mahony 53
Tarryn Thomas 52
Majak Daw 41
Tristan Xerri 37
Ben Cunnington 28
Tom Murphy 28
Cameron Zurhaar 20
Jack Ziebell 16
Aiden Bonar 14
SWANS
Josh Kennedy 156
Callum Mills 105
Jake Lloyd 98
Luke Parker 94
Aliir Aliir 92
Lewis Taylor 91
Tom Papley 88
Dane Rampe 79
James Rowbottom 76
Harry Cunningham 73
Sam Naismith 69
Sam Gray 68
Callum Sinclair 64
Colin O’Riordan 58
Jordan Dawson 50
Dylan Stephens 49
Kaiden Brand 48
Isaac Heeney 44
Will Hayward 43
Oliver Florent 41
Ryan Clarke 40
Nick Blakey 30
Tom McCartin 29
Ben Ronke 26
Justin McInerney 3
Joel Amartey -2
GWS V RICHMOND
Is Stephen Coniglio in your SuperCoach team?
With an ownership of just 13 per cent, he is shaping up as the perfect point of difference selection.
Coniglio was outstanding against the Tigers, posting a game-high 135 points on Sunday.
He was one of a host of Giants to post big scores, with Toby Greene, Sam Jacobs, Lachie Whitfield and Josh Kelly all among the points.
Meanwhile for the Tigers, Tom Lynch was the only man to break triple figures.
He might not be the biggest name but one Tiger to keep an eye on is Callum Coleman-Jones.
At just $195,500, he is shaping up as a certain starter for in Round 1.
GWS
S.Coniglio 135
T.Greene 127
S.Jacobs 111
I.Cumming 111
L.Whitfield 110
N.Haynes 108
J.Kelly 100
J.Hately 92
J.Cameron 86
H.Perryman 82
H.Shaw 77
D.Lloyd 74
T.Green 72
A.Kennedy 70
B.Daniels 66
J.Hopper 63
L.Ash 62
M.de Boer 61
S.Taylor 57
A.Corr 55
Z.Langdon 53
M.Buntine 51
J.Finlayson 49
H.Himmelberg 40
RICHMOND
T.Lynch 111
D.Martin 98
D.Rioli 81
D.Prestia 75
J.Short 73
I.Soldo 70
S.Edwards 67
T.Cotchin 66
J.Castagna 65
J.Caddy 65
D.Grimes 64
M.Pickett 61
D.Astbury 59
S.Bolton 57
N.Broad 55
C.Coleman-Jones 51
N.Vlastuin 47
L.Baker 46
S.Stack 45
K.Lambert 37
B.Houli 35
J.Riewoldt 27
T.Dow 21
B.Nyuon 2
COLLINGWOOD v ST KILDA
Jeremy Howe has put his name forward as a SuperCoach left field selection after a dominant display against St Kilda.
Howe was at his marking best, clunking 11 of them in the Pies’ loss. The man who has been mostly overlooked by SuperCoach players throughout the pre-season finished with an impressive 134 points to lead all members of both sides.
Jack Crisp was also impressive for the Magpies, scoring 114. Meanwhile for St Kilda, Bradley Hill continues to impress at his new club, scoring 103.
At $515,900, Jack Steele is certainly a point of difference.
Through the Marsh Series he averaged 110 points and is currently in less than one per cent of teams.
COLLINGWOOD
J.Howe 134
J.Crisp 114
C.Mayne 102
J.Roughead 95
J.Elliott 93
T.Phillips 89
S.Sidebottom 89
D.Moore 87
J.Daicos 83
J.De Goey 75
J.Noble 73
R.Wills 72
B.Grundy 64
J.Madgen 61
C.Brown 61
B.Maynard 58
B.Mihocek 48
S.Pendlebury 45
J.Thomas 45
M.Cox 42
J.Stephenson 35
T.Brown 35
W.Hoskin-Elliott 35
T.Adams 34
SAINTS
J.Steele 122
L.Dunstan 109
J.Lonie 105
B.Hill 103
D.Howard 100
J.Billings 93
B.Long 85
Z.Jones 85
T.Membrey 82
P.Ryder 69
D.Hannebery 69
J.Battle 64
B.Paton 62
D.Kent 62
D.Roberton 60
C.Wilkie 58
R.Marshall 56
H.Clark 56
J.Geary 50
J.Sinclair 33
M.King 29
D.Butler 28
N.Coffield 26
E.Phillips 24
CARLTON V BRISBANE
He was one of last season’s great cashcows.
But are SuperCoaches who are overlooking Sam Walsh in 2020 making a mistake?
The rising Blue once again posted a big score on Sunday night, leading the way for Carlton with 109 points.
Walsh is currently in just five per cent of teams and costs $471,900. One thing we can always be sure about, as long as he is playing in the same midfield as Patrick Cripps, he won’t have to worry about a tag.
Meanwhile, a host of Lions filled up the scoreboard.
Lachie Neale is once again going to be a scoring machine. He posted 118 points is just 79 per cent game-time.
Charlie Cameron, Dayne Zorko and Hugh McCluggage also went large.
CARLTON
S.Walsh 109
S.Docherty 105
L.Jones 99
E.Curnow 98
P.Cripps 94
M.Gibbons 84
J.Martin 78
L.Casboult 78
N.Newman 76
Z.Fisher 72
M.Kreuzer 69
J.Silvagni 67
L.Plowman 65
K.Simpson 65
W.Setterfield 65
J.Newnes 65
E.Betts 60
P.Dow 58
M.Murphy 54
J.Weitering 44
T.De Koning 42
C.Marchbank 15
M.McGovern 14
C.Polson 5
BRISBANE
C.Cameron 150
D.Zorko 134
J.Berry 119
L.Neale 118
H.McCluggage 117
H.Andrews 82
J.Lyons 77
Z.Bailey 74
M.Robinson 70
G.Birchall 67
D.McStay 66
S.Martin 65
A.Witherden 62
D.Robertson 62
B.Starcevich 61
C.Rayner 61
D.Gardiner 60
O.McInerney 52
L.McCarthy 52
D.Rich 46
C.Ah Chee 39
M.Adams 35
E.Hipwood 30
N.Answerth 18
PORT ADELAIDE V WESTERN BULLDOGS
You should never get carried away with one performance but Tim English has the potential to live up to some lofty expectations this season in KFC SuperCoach.
Champion Data predicts the young Western Bulldogs ruckman can reach the heights of Collingwood star Brodie Grundy.
The question is: could that happen this year?
English ($448,4000) dominated Port Adelaide with 37 hit-outs on his way to a game-high 123 SuperCoach points in the Marsh Series clash.
In his first full season, the big Bulldog increased his average by nearly 20 (63.6 to 82.6) (Grundy’s year 2-3 was 62.9 to 90.6). It’s not unfathomable with another pre-season behind him and more time in the weight room, he could add another 15-20 to that in 2020.
English is going to get plenty of opportunity to operate as the Dogs’ sole man at the stoppages.
Could he be this year’s Rowan Marshall?
POWER
J.Westhoff 108
D.Byrne-Jones 94
R.Gray 93
R.Burton 92
T.Jonas 87
H.Hartlett 83
T.Boak 83
K.Amon 81
R.Bonner 77
T.Rockliff 74
S.Powell-Pepper 71
K.Farrell 71
C.Rozee 70
J.Lienert 66
C.Dixon 61
T.Marshall 60
T.Clurey 52
T.McKenzie 50
Z.Butters 49
S.Motlop 49
B.Ebert 47
M.Georgiades 43
D.Houston 40
S.Lycett 34
W.Drew 32
X.Duursma 31
BULLDOGS
T.English 123
B.Williams 106
J.Dunkley 103
L.Hunter 103
M.Bontempelli 102
P.Lipinski 97
B.Smith 86
J.Macrae 76
J.Bruce 73
J.Johannisen 71
E.Wood 66
C.Daniel 66
S.Lloyd 61
H.Crozier 61
Z.Cordy 60
A.Keath 56
M.Wallis 52
M.Suckling 49
T.McLean 45
B.Dale 43
Le. Young 39
R.Smith 36
W.Hayes 15
J.Schache 10
WEST COAST V FREMANTLE
If you haven’t got Tim Kelly, just get him.
The guy is SuperCoach rolled gold in that West Coast midfield. Backed up a very easy ton against the Bombers in Marsh week 2 with another easy 108 against the Dockers.
Had 29 touches, but only one clearance, meaning he hardly got his hands dirty.
At $561,800 he looks unders for a player who averaged 103.5 in his first season of AFL footy.
EAGLES
A.Gaff 133
E.Yeo 129
L.Duggan 118
L.Jetta 111
T.Kelly 108
N.Naitanui 100
D.Sheed 99
J.Redden 96
S.Hurn 93
J.Brander 76
L.Shuey 69
T.Barrass 65
J.Cripps 60
M.Hutchings 60
J.Nelson 59
B.Sheppard 53
J.McGovern 51
J.Waterman 42
W.Schofield 31
J.Petruccelle 31
J.Kennedy 29
N.Vardy 27
L.Ryan 26
X.O’Neill 6
DOCKERS
N.Fyfe 115
A.Brayshaw 102
B.Cox 101
D.Tucker 100
M.Walters 91
T.Duman 91
R.Lobb 86
R.Conca 78
T.Colyer 77
E.Hughes 74
A.Cerra 71
C.McCarthy 70
B.Banfield 70
S.Darcy 69
G.Logue 67
M.Crowden 66
L.Schultz 59
B.Bewley 58
M.Taberner 53
T.Watson 42
S.Hill 32
S.Sturt 29
C.Serong 16
H.Dixon 12
HAWTHORN V MELBOURNE
KFC SuperCoaches should spend as much time as Simon Goodwin did answering the question on whether to pick Max Gawn for Round 1.
The Melbourne coach was asked post-match whether the club’s new skipper would be ready to face West Coast on March 22 after overcoming a knee concern.
The question: “He’s a lock for Round 1?”
The answer: “Yep”.
Gawn featured in 41 per cent game time against Hawthorn on Friday, returning seven disposals, four marks and 14 hit outs for 68 SuperCoach points.
DON’T HAVE TIME FOR SUPERCOACH? CHECK OUT OUR ULTIMATE CHEAT SHEET!
HAWKS
T.Mitchell 112
J.Ceglar 101
L.Shiels 95
J.Sicily 95
T.Scully 95
J.O’Meara 93
L.Breust 93
H.Morrison 84
J.Frawley 74
B.McEvoy 69
P.Puopolo 65
I.Smith 60
J.Scrimshaw 58
S.Frost 56
J.Worpel 51
C.Wingard 50
S.Burgoyne 48
O.Hanrahan 46
C.Nash 46
J.Patton 40
M.Lewis 38
C.Jiath 30
B.Stratton 17
J.Cousins 14
D.Greaves 3
DEMONS
J.Viney 133
A.Tomlinson 120
B.Fritsch 102
S.May 98
J.Harmes 97
A.Brayshaw 90
C.Oliver 84
J.Lever 83
E.Langdon 83
M.Hibberd 82
A.Neal-Bullen 81
J.Melksham 81
C.Petracca 72
L.Jackson 71
M.Gawn 68
J.Lockhart 61
C.Spargo 57
T.McDonald 50
N.Jetta 49
N.Jones 46
O.McDonald 45
T.Bedford 43
S.Weideman 38
M.Hore 24
A.vandenBerg 9
ADELAIDE V GOLD COAST
Sometimes, pre-season form can be deceiving.
But it’s going to be very hard to ignore the work Gold Coast dual position SuperCoach prospect Darcy Macpherson is doing in the Marsh Community series.
The 22-year-old Gold Coast Sun had a breakout SuperCoach season in 2019, playing all 22 games and averaging 81.7 points per game — he managed just 17 games across the previous three season.
The average is nothing to write home about but, after backing up his 31-possession, 132-point effort in a win over Geelong in week one with another blinder in an upset win over the Crows, his SuperCoach ownership is set to skyrocket from around 2 per cent into double digits.
At 443,800 and with the MID-FWD swing, MacPherson represents a tantalising forward option who could well finish in the top six at season’s end.
CROWS
R.Laird 132
B.Smith 121
B.Crouch 94
J.Kelly 90
D.Talia 90
M.Crouch 88
P.Seedsman 88
B.Gibbs 87
R.Atkins 85
R.Sloane 83
T.Lynch 64
D.Fogarty 61
R.O’Brien 60
W.Milera 57
B.Crocker 56
L.Brown 56
T.Stengle 55
T.Walker 51
F.McAsey 47
B.Davis 43
C.Jones 34
L.Murphy 26
SUNS
D.MacPherson 127
Z.Smith 122
D.Swallow 122
T.Miller 98
J.Bowes 91
W.Brodie 89
B.Ellis 86
L.Weller 82
H.Greenwood 76
N.Holman 75
B.Ainsworth 74
C.Graham 71
P.Wright 67
S.Day 66
J.Murdoch 61
J.Lukosius 58
J.Joyce 52
J.Sharp 42
J.Dawson 42
A.Sexton 40
B.Fiorini 39
S.Collins 37
C.Budarick 37
M.Rowell 36
J.McLennan 28
N.Anderson 13
MORE KFC SUPERCOACH NEWS:
Seven starting forward line strategies for SuperCoach 2019
KFC SuperCoach: Could this team of Bulldogs and Giants win your SuperCoach league?
The most popular KFC SuperCoach picks at every club
Herald Sun chief football writer Mark Robinson reveals his revised KFC SuperCoach team
Originally published as KFC SuperCoach: Every score from Marsh Community Series week 3
Bargain watch: AFL Trade period SuperCoach specials
It’s never too early to start planning 2025 SuperCoach success, and the trade period has delivered some potential steals. Here are the names and numbers you need to know.
AFL obsession to NBL addiction: How SuperCoach hooked me on hoops
I hadn’t watch the NBL since the Andrew Gaze and Shane Heal days. Now I’m taking my son to United games and watching Phoenix on Kayo because of one reason.