All hail SuperCoach king Cameron Munster, the new record holder

MOVE over James Maloney. You’ve just been usurped. Melbourne Storm fullback Cameron Munster is the new undisputed king of SuperCoach after smashing out a record 183 points against the Roosters.

MOVE over James Maloney. You’ve just been usurped.

Melbourne Storm fullback Cameron Munster is the new undisputed king of SuperCoach after smashing out a record 183 points against the Roosters.

Munster’s epic score replaces Maloney’s 181 points against the Panthers back in round 21, 2013.

King Munster made SuperCoach history in the Storm’s 46-zip win over the Roosters.

Cameron Munster is the new SuperCoach record holder.

He bagged three try assists, two tackles, seven tackle busts, two effective offloads, four linebreaks, four linebreak assists, 15 hits-ups over 8m and four hit-ups under eight metres.

Remarkably, the massive haul of points included just the one try.

Apart from being an attacking stat machine, Munster broke the record off the back of a sparkling performance that included not one single error.

Hats off to those handful of people who had the courage to throw the captain’s armband Munster.

And commiserations to those who held off a week bringing the gun player into their side.

And if you’re interested in the other players represented in the top 10 SuperCoach scores of all time then check out the official list below.

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1. Cameron Munster — 183 points v Roosters, round 14 2016

2. James Maloney — 181 points v Panthers. round 21 2013

3. Anthony Milford — 167 points v Titans, round 18 2014

4. Nathan Merritt — 166 points v Eels round 22 2011

5. Jordan Rapana — 163 points v Tigers round 8 2016

6. James Tedesco — 157 points v Sea Eagles round 2 2016

7. Ryan James — 156 points v Rabbitohs, round 20 2016

7. Andrew Fifita — 156 points v Panthers, round 20 2014

7. Jorge Taufua — 156 points v Eels, round 17 2013

8. Daly Cherry-Evans — 155 points v Raiders, round 8 2014

8. David Simmons — 155 points v Dragons, round 16 2015

NOTE: For those who reckon Terry Campese should be on the list, he just misses the cut for his day out back in 2008. Campese bagged four tries and kicked 10 goals for the Raiders in a 74-12 pummelling of Penrith to rack up 144 SuperCoach points when scoring didn’t reward attacking stats as much as today.