SuperCoach price and position reveals for Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs
SuperCoach 2019 opens in just a few days. Check out our final player price and position reveals from Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast and Western Bulldogs. Plus, the three players to watch from every club.
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SuperCoach 2019 opens in just a few days.
In the final instalment of our player price and position reveals, see every player from Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast and Western Bulldogs.
Plus, we look at three players to watch from every club, including the premium must-haves, the cash cows to know and the mid-price risks to avoid.
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RICHMOND
THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Dustin Martin ($563,800, Mid)
Forget last year, Dusty wasn’t at peak fitness - following calf and knee complaints for long periods — and it impacted his scoring. Bank on the Brownlow Medallist to hit back with vengeance in 2019.
Tom Lynch ($425,600, Fwd)
The high-profile recruit, who averaged 86 points across the past four seasons at the Suns, should relish having the likes of Martin, Cotchin, Lambert and Edwards delivering the Sherrin lace out.
Alex Rance ($448,100, Def)
The key defender logged his lowest season average since 2010 last year and is available at an almost $50,000 discount on last year’s starting price. He can be a rollercoaster but there aren’t too many more consistent scorers in the backline.
DEFENDERS
Jayden Short $465,600
Alex Rance $448,100
Nick Vlastuin $442,900
Bachar Houli $399,600
Brandon Ellis $387,500
David Astbury $377,300
Dylan Grimes $335,500
Nathan Broad $290,800
Ryan Garthwaite $231,800
Connor Menadue $228,600
Oleg Markov $158,000
Ben Miller $123,900
Patrick Naish $123,900
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith $102,400
MIDFIELDERS
Dustin Martin $563,800
Trent Cotchin $486,900
Dion Prestia $482,600
Shaun Grigg $432,700
Jack Graham $364,100
Kamdyn McIntosh $316,000
Riley Collier-Dawkins $121,800
Luke English $117,300
Fraser Turner $117,300
Jack Ross $117,300
RUCKS
Toby Nankervis $533,000
Ivan Soldo $304,000
Callum Coleman-Jones $123,900 (Ruck-Fwd)
FORWARDS
Jack Riewoldt $504,100
Kane Lambert $481,800
Shane Edwards $470,600 (Mid-Fwd)
Josh Caddy $458,400
Tom Lynch $425,600
Jack Higgins $392,700
Mav Weller $334,500
Daniel Rioli $324,600
Jason Castagna $317,000
Dan Butler $317,000
Callum Moore $280,100
Jacob Townsend $278,500
Shai Bolton $146,600
Liam Baker $162,100
Noah Balta $123,900
Jake Aarts $106,900
Mabior Chol $102,400
ST KILDA
THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Jack Billings ($437,600, Fwd)
Is this Groundhog Day? It feels a bit like that but Billings is far too good to ignore entering his sixth season. Billings has averaged 80.6 and 92.7 the past two seasons. Watch and wait.
Jack Steven ($513,500, Mid)
A lot depends on how the Saints fair but Steven is one of only a handful of players in the competition capable of punching out 130+ scores. Doing it regularly enough is the problem.
Dylan Roberton ($297,500, Def)
The defender must first be cleared to return after suffering a heart condition and fainting midgame last year but he’s a proven SuperCoach gun after averaging 92 in 2017.
DEFENDERS
Shane Savage $481,300
Jimmy Webster $472,300
Jake Carlisle $422,100
Logan Austin $412,500
Daniel McKenzie $358,300
Bailey Rice $297,600
Dylan Roberton $297,500
Hunter Clark $293,500
Nick Coffield $286,100
Brandon White $261,400
Ben Paton $237,400
Nathan Brown $227,600
Callum Wilkie $124,900
Oscar Clavarino $123,900
Darragh Joyce $123,900
MIDFIELDERS
Seb Ross $558,400
Jack Steven $513,500
Jack Steele $512,600
Luke Dunstan $437,000
Jarryn Geary $430,800
Jack Sinclair $422,600
Dan Hannebery $326,100
Ed Phillips $294,500
Jack Bytel $117,300
Nick Hind $117,300
RUCKS
Billy Longer $260,900
Lewis Pierce $235,600
Sam Alabakis $102,400
FORWARDS
Blake Acres $480,000 (Mid-Fwd)
Jack Billings $437,600
Jade Gresham $429,600
David Armitage $423,400 (Mid-Fwd)
Tim Membrey $396,300
Jack Newnes $356,100 (Mid-Fwd)
Jack Lonie $343,500
Rowan Marshall $341,100
Ben Long $292,600
Dean Kent $278,800
Josh Bruce $268,500
Paddy McCartin $262,200
Josh Battle $232,100
Max King $193,800
Doulton Langlands $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)
Matthew Parker $117,300
Robert Young $117,300
SYDNEY SWANS
THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Isaac Heeney ($529,200, Mid-Fwd)
Set and forget. Heeney has averaged 97 the past two seasons and should be primed to burst through the triple-figure barrier in 2019 with more midfield exposure.
Nick Blakey ($166,800, Fwd)
We know the Swans aren’t afraid to give the kids a go at the top level and Blakey may well be one of the best to come through the Sydney Academy. The 195cm teenager is likely to start forward, alongside mentor Lance Franklin.
Jake Lloyd ($608,200, Def)
The most expensive Swan to start a season not named Kennedy or Hannebery or Parker in many a year. Lloyd was simply outstanding in 2018, racking up possessions at will and hitting targets with his deadly left foot. Will he draw taggers in 2019?
DEFENDERS
Jake Lloyd $608,200
Jarrad McVeigh $487,100
Zak Jones $432,200
Aliir Aliir $431,800
Callum Mills $428,900
Dane Rampe $422,400
Heath Grundy $419,000
Ryan Clarke $355,400
Nick Smith $338,200
Robbie Fox $283,400 (Def-Fwd)
Lewis Melican $279,400
Colin O’Riordan $250,800
Jack Maibaum $123,900
Justin McInerney $117,300
Durak Tucker $111,400
Harry Reynolds $102,400
MIDFIELDERS
Luke Parker $561,700
Josh Kennedy $525,600
George Hewett $425,200
Harry Cunningham $410,100
Oliver Florent $359,300
Jackson Thurlow $289,700
Jordan Dawson $260,600
James Rowbottom $117,300
RUCKS
Callum Sinclair $528,000
Sam Naismith $251,400
Darcy Cameron $135,700
FORWARDS
Lance Franklin $543,500
Isaac Heeney $529,200 (Mid-Fwd)
Sam Reid $395,200
Tom Papley $383,400
Daniel Menzel $369,100
Ben Ronke $350,600
Will Hayward $325,200
Kieren Jack $310,600 (Mid-Fwd)
Tom McCartin $274,100
Nick Blakey $166,800
James Rose $165,000
Ryley Stoddart $136,800
Joel Amartey $123,900
Matthew Ling $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)
James Bell $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)
Toby Pink $123,900
Zac Foot $117,300
Samuel Wicks $102,400 (Mid-Fwd)
WEST COAST EAGLES
THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Josh Kennedy ($397,800, Fwd)
Far too cheap for a two-time Coleman Medallist. The premiership spearhead endured a rollercoaster 2018 season partly wrecked by shin and leg injuries. Kennedy averaged 93 from 17 games in 2017 — a repeat of that will do us nicely.
Elliot Yeo ($585,500, Mid)
The switch (Def to Mid) hurts but Yeo is proven, having averaged 107 and 102 the past two seasons. He was the 16th ranked player in SuperCoach last year and no reason why he can’t improve again.
Luke Foley ($117,300, Mid)
The 19-year-old late bloomer from Subiaco is widely tipped to be the pick of the mature-aged recruits this season after starring for Western Australia in the under-18 championships this year.
DEFENDERS
Shannon Hurn $523,400
Jeremy McGovern $483,100
Brad Sheppard $418,700
Tom Barrass $395,600
Liam Duggan $375,100
Thomas Cole $339,900
Lewis Jetta $335,600
Will Schofield $253,500
Jackson Nelson $241,000
Oscar Allen $236,700
Kurt Mutimer $137,600
Josh Rotham $123,900
Francis Watson $123,900
MIDFIELDERS
Andrew Gaff $587,400
Elliot Yeo $585,500
Jack Redden $517,400
Luke Shuey $492,700
Chris Masten $418,800
Dom Sheed $394,100
Mark Hutchings $360,500
Brayden Ainsworth $234,500
Hamish Brayshaw $123,900
Luke Foley $117,300
Xavier O’Neill $117,300
RUCKS
Nic Naitanui $524,400
Tom Hickey $485,600
Nathan Vardy $306,400 (Ruck-Fwd)
Fraser McInnes $226,400
Keegan Brooksby $202,700
Bailey Williams $117,300 (Ruck-Fwd)
Harry Edwards $103,900
Patrick Bines $102,400 (Ruck-Fwd)
FORWARDS
Jack Darling $471,700
Jamie Cripps $440,000
Josh Kennedy $397,800
Brendon Ah Chee $348,800
Liam Ryan $336,600
Willie Rioli $318,700
Jake Waterman $304,700
Daniel Venables $258,800
Josh Smith $244,300
Jarrod Brander $135,700
Jack Petruccelle $123,900
Matthew Allen $123,900 (Mid-Fwd)
Jarrod Cameron $117,300 (Mid-Fwd)
Brodie Riach $102,400 (Mid-Fwd)
WESTERN BULLDOGS
THREE PLAYERS TO WATCH
Ben Cavarra ($117,300, Fwd)
The 22-year-old livewire — a former Morrish Medallist as a midfielder — booted 66 goals in the past two seasons for Williamstown. No stranger to kicking bags and winning possessions. Get on.
Toby McLean ($514,000, Mid-Fwd)
Bounced out of the blocks last year, scoring eight tons in the first 11 matches but faded late as the Bulldogs fell out of contention and Josh Dunkley moved into the midfield. The fifth-year midfield-forward will be better for the experience.
Tom Liberatore ($300,400, Mid)
Liberatore must be considered despite coming off a second knee reconstruction in four seasons. The enigmatic inside midfielder is back in full training and fighting fit.
DEFENDERS
Matthew Suckling $497,000
Jason Johannisen $465,600
Bailey Williams $441,600
Hayden Crozier $428,900
Jackson Trengove $400,000
Taylor Duryea $340,000
Easton Wood $339,700
Zaine Cordy $328,400
Ed Richards $319,500
Aaron Naughton $310,900
Dale Morris $287,700
Brad Lynch $276,300 (Def-Fwd)
Lewis Young $248,900
Roarke Smith $247,000
Fletcher Roberts $195,400
Lachlan Young $120,400
Laitham Vandermeer $117,300 (Def-Mid)
Buku Khamis $102,400
MIDFIELDERS
Jack Macrae $689,700
Marcus Bontempelli $564,600
Lachie Hunter $555,500
Tom Liberatore $300,400
Bailey Smith $180,300
Callum Porter $123,900
Will Hayes $117,300
Rhylee West $117,300
RUCKS
Tom Boyd $364,200 (Ruck-Fwd)
Tim English $310,600
Jordon Sweet $102,400
FORWARDS
Josh Dunkley $516,300 (Mid-Fwd)
Toby McLean $514,000 (Mid-Fwd)
Mitch Wallis $498,800 (Mid-Fwd)
Caleb Daniel $418,500
Sam Lloyd $386,000
Billy Gowers $332,200
Lin Jong $325,700 (Mid-Fwd)
Patrick Lipinski $322,200 (Mid-Fwd)
Bailey Dale $311,600 (Mid-Fwd)
Liam Picken $285,500
Josh Schache $284,800
Tory Dickson $263,300
Lukas Webb $249,200
Fergus Greene $202,300
Ben Cavarra $117,300
Originally published as SuperCoach price and position reveals for Richmond, St Kilda, Sydney, West Coast, Western Bulldogs
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