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If you are one of Jack Darling’s 5,253 owners, look away now. The out-of-form forward has produced another shocking SuperCoach score, but he wasn’t the worst of the Eagles. SUPERCOACH SCORES FROM EVERY GAME
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The 5,253 SuperCoach teams who stuck with enigmatic forward Jack Darling have been burnt again.
The out-of-form Eagle finished with a horror score of 22 SuperCoach points, tallying just 10 touches for the match – four of which hit the target – without hitting the scoreboard.
Darling is averaging just 15.5 over the past fortnight after his score of 9 against the Power last week in the wet.
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Q-CLASH DEBUTANTS
Mature-age tall Josh Corbett ($123,900) made his AFL debut in the Q-Clash, while Noah Answerth ($117,300, DEF/MID) will played his first game for the Lions.
Corbett was one of the Suns’ three state league assistance players after winning the Fothergill-Round-Mitchell-Medal in 2018 as the VFL’s best under-23 player and had 55 in his first game.
Lions youngster Answerth was taken with pick 55 in the 2018 draft and has impressed as an attacking defender in the NEAFL — he went even better with 69 in the Lions’ win.
The pair could provide some much needed rookie relief over the coming weeks, with SuperCoaches starved of non-midfield downgrade options of late.
Check back here throughout the weekend for the latest SuperCoach heroes and villains ratings and scores from every match!
ESSENDON V COLLINGWOOD
Late change: Orazio Fantasia out, replaced by Darcy Parish for Essendon
Heroes: What a performance from the Pies skipper. Scott Pendlebury turned back the clock, finishing with 38 possessions, seven marks, six tackles, 138 SuperCoach points and the Anzac Medal draped around his neck. Those who had the VC on Brodie Grundy (134) would be very happy with his finish, and ball-magnet Adam Treloar (113) finished with another promising total. Definitely lock that Grundy score in.
Villains: The main villain here is scaling. While Grundy amassed points at the death, Zach Merrett (87) went backwards, scoring -2 in the last quarter — a disappointing result for owners. His partner in crime Dylan Shiel (93) won a truckload of footy but was very wasteful, recording eight clangers and going at just 58 per cent efficiency. Those that persisted with Devon Smith (35) were left hurting after a knee injury in the last saw the tackling machine finish the game in a tracksuit.
BOMBERS
Tom Bellchambers 109
Dylan Shiel 93
Dyson Heppell 92
Jake Stringer 89
Zach Merrett 87
David Zaharakis 84
Joe Daniher 84
Matt Guelfi 82
Michael Hurley 81
Adam Saad 81
Cale Hooker 78
Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 76
Jordan Ridley 74
Darcy Parish 74
Mark Baguley 71
Mason Redman 68
Patrick Ambrose 61
Andrew McGrath 59
Conor McKenna 58
David Myers 47
Devon Smith 35
Mitch Brown 21
MAGPIES
Scott Pendlebury 138
Brodie Grundy 134
Adam Treloar 113
Taylor Adams 104
Jordan De Goey 103
Jeremy Howe 92
Steele Sidebottom 89
Tom Langdon 81
Jack Crisp 79
Tom Phillips 79
Brayden Maynard 79
Darcy Moore 77
Will Hoskin-Elliott 70
Dayne Beams 67
Callum L. Brown 67
Jaidyn Stephenson 61
Travis Varcoe 52
Jordan Roughead 52
Josh Thomas 50
Levi Greenwood 44
Mason Cox 40
Brody Mihocek 25
RICHMOND V MELBOURNE
Late mail: No late changes
Heroes: Nick Vlastuin is only in 1263 SuperCoach teams but if you started him, you’d be rejoicing after he amassed 155 with a masterful performance against the Demons. Bachar Houli was also huge with 142, while Kane Lambert (126) and Dion Prestia (119) impressed. For Melbourne, popular vice-captain pick Max Gawn led the way with 145. From the rookies, Jack Ross (89), Liam Baker (84) and Sydney Stack (72) shone.
Villains: Hard to fault many of the Tigers, but if you still have Toby Nankervis (59) you need to be making plans to turn him into Max Gawn or Brodie Grundy soon. Michael Hibberd (30) tagged Dustin Martin and his days as a premium scorer are long gone. Jay Lockhart was a popular trade-in on the bubble but could only deliver 39.
TIGERS
Nick Vlastuin 155
Bachar Houli 142
Kane Lambert 126
Dion Prestia 119
Jack Riewoldt 106
Brandon Ellis 105
Dustin Martin 89
Jack Ross 89
Liam Baker 84
Sydney Stack 72
Jack Higgins 71
Jason Castagna 71
Dylan Grimes 66
Josh Caddy 60
Nathan Broad 59
Shane Edwards 59
Toby Nankervis 59
Tom J. Lynch 57
Kamdyn McIntosh 53
David Astbury 48
Daniel Rioli 39
Noah Balta 31
MELBOURNE
Max Gawn 145
Billy Stretch 111
Clayton Oliver 105
Jake Melksham 101
Angus Brayshaw 96
Tom McDonald 88
Marty Hore 86
Nathan Jones 80
Christian Salem 77
Jordan Lewis 75
Jack Viney 73
Sam Frost 62
Bayley Fritsch 60
Alex Neal-Bullen 56
Christian Petracca 54
Tim Smith 48
James Harmes 48
Jeff Garlett 44
Jay Lockhart 39
Jayden Hunt 32
Michael Hibberd 30
Sam Weideman 28
PORT ADELAIDE V NORTH MELBOURNE
Changes: Shaun Higgins replaced by Nathan Hrovat and Tom Jonas replaced by Jarrod Lienert.
Hero: Oh, Connor Rozee! Is there anything this kid can’t do? He took a hanger, kicked a goal and smashed his breakeven. There were more than 61,000 SuperCoaches who were very happy with his performance on Friday night. Now that he’s had a taste of the big stage, what will he do against the Magpies in Round 7?
Villain: If you’d told us a Gray was going to break triple figures, we’d have had Robbie priced at $1.01. However, in what was a disaster for more than 10,000 SuperCoaches, the star forward was outdone by his namesake. Sam Gray was outstanding, scoring a 101 while Robbie could muster only 51. Ouch!
POWER
Travis Boak 129
Sam Gray 103
Connor Rozee 102
Tom Rockliff 100
Brad Ebert 98
Justin Westhoff 92
Dougal Howard 90
Ollie Wines 88
Xavier Duursma 84
Scott Lycett 81
Sam Powell-Pepper 80
Tom Clurey 79
Paddy Ryder 79
Riley Bonner 68
Dan Houston 67
Ryan Burton 64
Willem Drew 62
Jarrod Lienert 62
Robbie Gray 54
Darcy Byrne-Jones 52
Zak Butters 46
Todd Marshall 46
ROOS
Ben Cunnington 119
Jack Ziebell 101
Shaun Atley 98
Todd Goldstein 96
Jed Anderson 96
Scott D. Thompson 83
Jasper Pittard 80
Mason Wood 77
Nick Larkey 75
Tarryn Thomas 75
Kayne Turner 71
Luke McDonald 70
Aaron Hall 70
Robbie Tarrant 64
Jared Polec 62
Trent Dumont 61
Cameron Zurhaar 59
Jamie Macmillan 55
Luke Davies-Uniacke 55
Nathan Hrovat 43
Ben Brown 39
Sam Wright 25
GOLD COAST V BRISBANE LIONS
Late changes: None
Heroes: Lachie Neale was always unlikely to score less than 100 two weeks in a row. Although Patrick Cripps plays on Sunday, Neale reclaimed his mantle as the No. 1 scorer of the year in style with a score of 142. Q Clash medallist Mitch Robinson (125), Jarryd Lyons (120), Daniel Rich (116), Jarrod Berry (116) and Charlie Cameron (114) were the other Lions to reach triple figures as their side pulled clear in the last quarter of the Q Clash. Brayden Fiorini has been one of this season’s most-improved scorers and topped the Gold Coast tally with 116.
Villains: Most of the popular choices scored well, although those who started with Alex Witherden as a likely breakout player will be ruing their decision. The Lion is set to lose value after failing to reach his break even of 82, finishing with .66 points and pushing his average below 90. He’s hardly been a flop, but the 14,000 coaches who picked him were hoping for premium numbers. Dayne Zorko had his nemesis Touk Miller for company and was held to 80 while former Cat Jordan Murdoch (27) was the lowest scorer on the ground.
SUNS
Brayden Fiorini 116
Touk Miller 94
Ben Ainsworth 93
Jarrod Witts 89
Jarrod Harbrow 83
Alex Sexton 83
Pearce Hanley 77
Peter Wright 77
Will Brodie 74
David Swallow 70
Nick Holman 68
Darcy MacPherson 66
Jack Martin 66
Sam Collins 63
Jack Hombsch 63
Josh Corbett 55
Jesse Joyce 54
Charlie Ballard 50
Jack Lukosius 50
George Horlin-Smith 47
Jack Bowes 46
Jordan Murdoch 27
LIONS
Lachie Neale 142
Mitch Robinson 125
Jarryd Lyons 120
Daniel Rich 116
Jarrod Berry 116
Charlie Cameron 114
Stefan Martin 93
Hugh McCluggage 80
Dayne Zorko 80
Ryan Lester 75
Cam Rayner 74
Lewis Taylor 74
Noah Answerth 69
Tom Cutler 68
Alex Witherden 66
Darcy Gardiner 66
Lincoln McCarthy 66
Josh Walker 53
Luke Hodge 52
Eric Hipwood 50
Daniel McStay 45
Oscar McInerney 40
ST KILDA V ADELAIDE
Late changes: St Kilda — Rowan Marshall replaced by Billy Longer Adelaide — Bryce Gibbs replaced by Jordan Gallucci.
Heroes: It’s been a frustrating season to date for the coaches with the usually ever-reliable Rory Laird in their teams. Only two hundreds to Round 5 hardly inspired confidence he’d be a top defender at the end of the season, but today his true colours shone through. Sweeping up attack after attack from the Saints, Laird amassed 124 points. Brodie Smith has been one of the picks of the mid-pricers and continued his fine season with 103, while Taylor Walker was monumental up forward with 113. Shane Savage (121), Josh Battle (110) and Seb Ross (118) were the Saints who passed 100. Rookie ruckman Reilly O’Brien (88) will be generating plenty of cash for the coaches who traded him in last week.
Villains: With a five-round average of 91, Jade Gresham (65) was well below his best against the Crows. It took a late goal to lift his score after he was staring at a total below 60. Rory Sloane (78) was the lowest of the Crows’ big guns, while Brad Crouch’s (85) owners have a tough call to make after he scored less than his break even of 97. Jack Lonie (22) had the lowest score but missed most of the clash with a knee injury.
SAINTS
Shane Savage 121
Sebastian Ross 118
Josh Battle 110
Jack Newnes 95
Jack Steven 92
Jack Steele 89
Ben Paton 88
Jack Billings 81
Jack Sinclair 76
Daniel McKenzie 76
Callum Wilkie 73
Nathan Brown 68
Jade Gresham 65
Jimmy Webster 64
Matthew Parker 63
Billy Longer 57
Tim Membrey 56
Blake Acres 52
Ben Long 48
Dean Kent 34
Josh Bruce 27
Jack Lonie 22
CROWS
Rory Laird 124
Taylor Walker 113
Matt Crouch 104
Brodie Smith 103
Alex Keath 99
Rory Atkins 95
Tom Lynch 95
Jake Kelly 93
Reilly O’Brien 88
Brad Crouch 85
Elliott Himmelberg 84
Hugh Greenwood 80
Rory Sloane 78
Cameron Ellis-Yolmen 69
Riley Knight 68
Daniel Talia 63
David Mackay 58
Eddie Betts 57
Kyle Hartigan 48
Jordan Gallucci 43
Myles Poholke 40
Lachlan Murphy 39
SYDNEY V GWS GIANTS
Late changes: Sydney — Lance Franklin replaced by Ben Ronke. GWS — Phil Davis replaced by Matt Buntine
Heroes: The usual suspects all delivered, with one or two exceptions. A staggering nine Giants recorded three figures. Hard-at-it mid Tim Taranto (136) led the way, but Zac Williams (121) and Josh Kelly (116) weren’t far behind. Stephen Coniglio had to settle for ‘just’ 103 points despite 24 touches and four cracking goals. The Swans leaders stood up, with captain
Josh Kennedy (115) at his bullocking best, while popular picks Jake Lloyd (107) and Luke Parker (105) also pulled their weight.
Villains: Isaac Heeney (74) would have liked to have done more, while Aliir Aliir (46) and Ollie Florent (37) couldn’t get into it. Froma GWS perspective, Lachie Whitfield was the big blow. It’s a big rough including him in the ‘villains’ section given he copped a severe corkie and was brave to come back on, but his total of 45 points will hurt a lot of SuperCoaches.
SWANS
Josh P. Kennedy 115
Jake Lloyd 107
Luke Parker 105
Jordan Dawson 99
George Hewett 99
Zak Jones 96
Sam Reid 95
Harry Cunningham 77
Isaac Heeney 74
Callum Mills 71
Dane Rampe 63
Tom Papley 58
Jackson Thurlow 57
Tom McCartin 52
Aliir Aliir 46
Oliver Florent 37
Callum Sinclair 32
James Rowbottom 32
Lewis Melican 32
Ryan Clarke 30
Nick Blakey 29
Ben Ronke 24
GIANTS
Tim Taranto 136
Zac Williams 121
Josh Kelly 116
Jeremy Cameron 114
Jacob Hopper 113
Shane Mumford 111
Matt de Boer 106
Heath Shaw 104
Stephen Coniglio 103
Nick Haynes 97
Adam Tomlinson 90
Daniel Lloyd 83
Harry Himmelberg 83
Toby Greene 79
Jeremy Finlayson 73
Sam J. Reid 67
Adam Kennedy 60
Aidan Corr 50
Matt Buntine 48
Lachie Whitfield 45
Sam Taylor 35
Brent Daniels 34
FREMANTLE V WESTERN BULLDOGS
No late changes
Heroes: David Mundy, come on down. The 300-gamer wound back the clock to kick a coiuple of goals, have ahand in a couple of others and ooze class on his way to 122 points. He was trumped by his skipper Nat Fyfe (128), but that’s to be expected. Lachie Hunter (132) got off the leash for the Dogs and had a big night, while Caleb Daniel’s ball use helped him reach three figures.
Villains: Serial big scorers Jack Macrae (85) and Tom Liberatore (71) didn’t exert their usual influence for the Bulldogs, while Aaron Naughton (38) also struggled to get into it. For the winners, Matt Taberner (58) couldn’t repeat last week’s big day, while Jesse Hogan (72) and Reece Conca (51) weren’t as effective as recent weeks.
FREO
Nat Fyfe 128
David Mundy 122
Bradley Hill 109
Nathan Wilson 104
Ryan Nyhuis 97
Luke Ryan 95
Joel Hamling 91
Brandon Matera 89
Ed Langdon 84
Michael Walters 82
Darcy Tucker 75
Rory Lobb 75
Adam Cerra 75
Jesse Hogan 72
Ethan Hughes 70
Sam Switkowski 63
Matt Taberner 58
Travis Colyer 53
Andrew Brayshaw 52
Reece Conca 51
Alex Pearce 38
Cam McCarthy 34
BULLDOGS
Lachie Hunter 132
Caleb Daniel 102
Marcus Bontempelli 95
Josh Dunkley 93
Bailey Smith 91
Tim English 90
Toby McLean 88
Mitch Wallis 87
Hayden Crozier 85
Jack Macrae 85
Jason Johannisen 71
Tom Liberatore 71
Zaine Cordy 66
Jackson Trengove 60
Will Hayes 55
Lachie Young 52
Ed Richards 47
Sam Lloyd 47
Easton Wood 45
Tory Dickson 45
Aaron Naughton 38
Billy Gowers 36
HAWTHORN V CARLTON
Late changes:
Carlton: Charlie Curnow out, replaced in the selected side by David Cuningham
Heroes: James Sicily (127) scored just 25 SuperCoach points last time he played the Blues, but this time he was the hero. A crucial intercept mark late saw his score skyrocket to 125, while Jaeger O’Meara (133) was prolific with 43 touches. Ben McEvoy (117) produced another fruitful total, while James Worpel (82) went from zero to hero with a 64-point third quarter after a quiet first half.
Villains: The real villain here is Daniel Howe. Despite a surge late, Patrick Cripps (93) wasn’t able to produce a captain’s score with the stopper hanging off him. Kade Simpson (35) was in a tracksuit in the second half with hamstring tightness, while popular selection Nic Newman (57) also didn’t return after an injury to his leg in the last.
HAWKS
Jaeger O’Meara 133
Liam Shiels 132
James Sicily 127
Ben McEvoy 117
Luke Breust 106
Jarman Impey 84
James Worpel 82
Chad Wingard 81
Tim O’Brien 80
Tom Scully 79
Blake Hardwick 73
Isaac Smith 70
Daniel Howe 69
Jack Scrimshaw 62
Ricky Henderson 62
James Cousins 59
Jarryd Roughead 58
Paul Puopolo 58
Jack Gunston 58
Kaiden Brand 52
Mitchell Lewis 49
Ben Stratton 40
BLUES
Dale Thomas 113
Ed Curnow 112
Liam Jones 103
Patrick Cripps 93
Zac Fisher 89
Lachie Plowman 84
Matthew Kreuzer 84
Jacob Weitering 83
Levi Casboult 82
Sam Walsh 79
Sam Petrevski-Seton 74
David Cuningham 73
Harry McKay 71
Mitch McGovern 60
Lochie O’Brien 58
Nic Newman 57
Michael Gibbons 51
Paddy Dow 49
Caleb Marchbank 40
Marc Murphy 39
Jack Silvagni 39
Kade Simpson 35
Geelong v West Coast
No late changes
Heroes: Is it time for us to consider the little master (again) in SuperCoach? Ablett (148) was dominant and led all comers, while . Shannon Hurn (119) was his reliable self, while Tom Hawkins (119), Tom Stewart (98) and Elliot Yeo (116) were among the points. Cash cow Gryan Miers (90) and Charlie Constable (79) ensured their prices will continue to rise, while Tom Hickey (143) top scored for the Eagles.
Villains: Jack Darling (22) produced another absolute stinker. At least owners take solace in the fact he reached double figures this week. Rookies Jack Petruccelle (48) and Tom Atkins (47) couldn’t back up last week’s exploits and will burn those who fielded them. Patrick Dangerfield (94) came home with a wet sail but failed to notch a ton.
EAGLES
Tom Hickey 143
Shannon Hurn 119
Elliot Yeo 116
Jeremy McGovern 111
Andrew Gaff 76
Chris Masten 74
Dom Sheed 72
Josh J. Kennedy 65
Liam Duggan 60
Brad Sheppard 60
Luke Shuey 55
Oscar Allen 49
Jack Petruccelle 48
Lewis Jetta 40
Daniel Venables 38
Jarrod Brander 34
Liam Ryan 31
Mark Hutchings 31
Jamie Cripps 25
Jack Darling 22
Will Schofield 15
Tom Cole 11
CATS
Gary Ablett 148
Rhys Stanley 129
Tom Hawkins 119
Mitch Duncan 116
Gary Rohan 110
Joel Selwood 99
Tom Stewart 98
Patrick Dangerfield 94
Mark O’Connor 93
Gryan Miers 90
Harry Taylor 89
Mark Blicavs 87
Tim Kelly 86
Sam Menegola 85
Zach Tuohy 80
Charlie Constable 79
Esava Ratugolea 75
Luke Dahlhaus 74
Cameron Guthrie 74
Jake Kolodjashnij 71
Jack Henry 64
Tom Atkins 47
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