AFL U16 Champs 2024: Stats, SuperCoach points and full wrap from the carnival
The U16 champs were decided with the last kick as young guns put their names up in lights. See the standouts, SuperCoach points and stats in our comprehensive wrap.
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The AFL under-16 championships crown has been decided with the very last kick.
With scores level, Vic Country forward Will Malady needed just a behind from a set shot tucked up on the boundary to hand his side victory as the match went into golden point.
The Gippsland Power forward proved to be the matchwinner, sneaking it through for a behind from 30 metres out.
The siren sounded just after Malady’s behind sailed through and he went off, with his teammates running from all directions to congratulate him after the epic come-from-behind win.
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Malady also cooly slotting the last goal of the match three minutes earlier after a crucial tackle that won him a holding the ball free kick.
The game appeared all-but over at three-quarter time with South Australia holding a 21-point lead after kicking six goals to Vic Country’s one in the third term.
Vic Country, South Australia and Western Australia were all locked on two wins across their three matches, but Vic Country’s last-gap triumph over South Australia saw them clinch the title on head-to-head.
Malady kicked 2.2 for the match, backing up his promising three-goal outing against Western Australia on Tuesday.
The standout of the carnival was Dougie Cochrane, the son of former North Melbourne and Port Adelaide player Stuart, who took out the U16 championships MVP after another dominant performance.
Shining in the midfield on Tuesday, the 194cm talent Cochrane wowed in defence with his elite ball and poise. The 2026 No. 1 pick contender finished with a 28 disposals, 23 kicks, 11 marks and six rebound 50s and Roos and Power fans will be ruing that he does not qualify for either club as a father-son
South Adelaide talent Angus White turned the tide for his side, leading the Croweaters’ third-quarter charge with three of their six goals in that term.
They were all eye-catching: his first a set shot sailing through from 45m on a tight angle, the second a holding the ball free kick and the third a flying shot from 40m off a step.
Electrifying forward Marcus Prasad kicked three miraculous goals himself for Vic Country, the last of those a cracking snap in traffic kickstarting his side’s fourth-quarter comeback. The Dandenong Stingrays livewire also picked up 15 disposals.
Highly-touted Carlton father-son Cody Walker capped his stellar U16 carnival with 30 disposals, nine clearances and six inside 50s for Vic Country while his teammate Tanner Armstrong’s silky skills and sidestep were impressive as he racked up 30 disposals and five rebound 50s across halfback.
Walker staked his claim as a top pick in the 2026 draft, with his campaign earning him Vic Country's MVP award.
South Adelaide’s Cain Florance kicked two goals and had 20 disposals, while Adelaide Next Generation Academy prospect Jermaine Miller also kicked two majors, including a ripping snap from a tight angle.
Geelong Falcons forward Noah Williams had 14 disposals, six tackles and two goals for Vic Country.
Ethan Herbert, a 197cm big man, shone in the ruck and around the ground for South Australia with 20 disposals, 20 hit-outs and five clearances.
SUPERCOACH POINTS
SA
D.Cochrane 194
A.White 161
C.Florance 124
K.Edwards 117
E.Herbert 117
J.Gordon 105
A.Van Dyk 92
K.Moir 83
M.Webb 81
J.McNicol 69
Z.Young 64
W.Cameron 57
K.Matthews-Hampton 53
H.Croker 50
R.Davies 44
H.Franz 37
M.Harris 37
J.Leys 35
J.Marks 34
T.Garrett 28
J.Miller 23
H.Raidis 23
B.Bretones 12
VIC C
T.Armstrong 171
C.Walker 143
N.Williams 134
M.Prasad 106
W.Malady 96
F.Pulleine 79
D.Szerszyn 78
M.Neocleous 69
C.Templeton 68
B.Newton 66
K.Harrison 65
G.Kennedy 65
M.Hughes 64
J.Phillips 62
E.Drever 58
N.Badrock 54
X.Ladbrook 54
J.Pickett 48
T.Dak Liem 41
N.Wisken 40
S.Doherty 39
M.Toner 38
X.Bevis 20
Earlier: Nephew of great, Vic Metro young guns announce themselves
The nephew of a West Coast goalkicking great and a Vic Metro talent capped their strong U16 national championships campaigns in Vic Metro’s 13-point win over Western Australia.
Koby LeCras, whose uncle Mark kicked 441 goals for the Eagles and his father Brent played five matches for North Melbourne, powered WA’s third quarter comeback with three majors.
Up the other end it was Arki Butler who caught the eye shortly after, kicking back-to-back goals to get his side back in the contest.
The second of those was one of the goals of the championships, turning his opponent inside out and bursting away before snapping it through the big sticks.
Butler also gathered 20 disposals and eight marks, kicking seven goals across the championships where he has announced himself as one of the top talents in the 2026 draft crop.
Both Butler and LeCras booted seven goals across their three games in the championships.
Livewire forward Jack Surkitt produced another stellar display with two goals, 15 disposals, four marks and four tackles. He was deserving of more goals but missed a few opportunities, finishing with three behinds.
East Ranges trio Zac Antollenos (20 disposals, 10 marks) and Jordan Knapp (18 disposals, seven tackles and six clearances) and Archie Spencer (17 disposals, five clearances and two goals) were also among the best and had some promising moments.
South Fremantle bull Lucas Robinson capped an impressive showing with a classy last-quarter goal, leading the disposal count with 25 disposals, eight clearances and 1.2.
Leo Steed was another standout for the Sandropers with 23 disposals, eight inside 50s and five clearances.
SUPERCOACH POINTS
VIC METRO v WESTERN AUSTRALIA
VIC M
A.Butler 154
A.Spencer 128
Z.Antonellos 127
J.Surkitt 125
J.Knapp 113
T.Hodgson 112
H.Ryan 97
L.Hicks 92
J.Poustie 92
L.Shepherd 77
J.Lawrence 75
A.MacGowan 74
H.Van Hattum 71
M.Matthews 64
W.Waller 63
M.Downes 59
S.Gayfer 54
J.Dodorico 53
K.Parker 52
B.Wigmore 50
I.Mullins 38
F.Woolhouse 37
S.Harris 35
WA
L.Robinson 167
J.Nathan 110
L.Steed 96
A.Walsh 95
A.Abbonizio 94
T.Faithfull 83
K.LeCras 81
E.Dennis 67
J.Debono 59
H.Wilson 59
K.Ormerod 55
D.Newry 52
B.van Rooyen 52
A.Crupi 51
H.Gilford 47
J.Barnard 44
G.Kenh 42
S.Hill 40
M.Stirling 38
L.McGlade 35
M.Pringle 35
J.Clarke 34
H.Spawton-Guy 21
THURSDAY: SWANS WIN DIV 2 CHAMPS
On Thursday the Sydney Swans Academy took out the division two under-16 championships in the decider against Tasmania by 13 points.
Balgowlah midfielder Lachie Price led the way for the Swans with 27 disposals, seven tackles and four clearances while the Jenkin were both prominent. Guy Jenkin finished with 24 disposals, seven marks, seven tackles and five inside 50s while Will had 17 disposals and six marks.
Ben Pignatelli and Nathaniel Newman each kicked two goals as North Melbourne father-son prospect Aidan McCartney had several shots on goal but couldn’t make them count, finishing with 1.3
For Tasmania, Hugh McCallum produced another strong performance with 20 disposals, six marks and four rebound 50s, while Baelin Philpott (eight disposals, six marks, three goals) stood out up forward.
In Brisbane’s 15-point win over GWS Giants Academy it was Matthew Owen (32 disposals, five inside 50s, four clearances) as Noah Cameron wreaked havoc in the forward half with 2.3, 21 disposals and nine inside 50s.
Cooper Hodge, the son of Hawthorn champion Luke, had 14 touches and five inside 50s.
Bailey-Dean Latanis was the Giants’ leading disposal winner with 23 disposals, five tackles and a goal and Charlie Harper took 10 marks to go with 19 touches and nine rebound 50s.
Gold Coast Academy held on for a thrilling two-point win over Northern Territory and Palmerston product Edward Darcy almost single-handedly won the game for NT in the last quarter.
Darcy kicked three of his four goals in the final quarter, also collecting 14 disposals as Calvin Peris Chong (25 disposals, seven clearances, six inside 50s and a goal) and Kalen Russell (27 disposals, nine marks and four clearances) finished their championships campaigns in style.
Prolific Broadbeach prospect Archie Hill had another huge game, racking up 34 disposals, including 28 kicks, nine rebound 50s, five inside 50s and a goal while Caylen Murray (24 disposals, 10 marks) and Lachie Jones (20 disposals, seven marks, six inside 50s ana goal) also impressed for the Suns.
SUPERCOACH POINTS
TASMANIA v SYDNEY SWANS
SWANS
G.Jenkin 168
L.Price 138
L.Titmuss 122
B.Pignatelli 115
N.Newman 112
H.Meaney 102
O.Griffiths 96
C.Beavis 86
E.Kingsley 86
A.Race 81
N.Cooke 79
W.Jenkin 78
P.Smith 77
M.McGroder 71
C.Blackwell-Smith 66
M.Coble 66
T.Coughlin 61
I.Luke 59
J.O’Loughlin 56
A.McCartney 53
L.Chambers 41
M.Smith 36
A.Norris 25
TAS
B.Philpott 124
S.McNamara 97
H.McCallum 95
J.Stretton 91
R.Bugg 88
E.Dillon 81
R.Stewart 79
A.Devine 78
R.Walters 77
S.Husband 69
B.Speed 65
J.Ritter 61
J.Hingston 54
J.Webber 53
C.Bovill 52
J.Bula 43
J.Hay 43
M.Whitney 43
M.Brown 40
M.Jessup 28
B.Barwick 26
M.Flanagan 21
T.Thomas 15
GWS GIANTS v BRISBANE LIONS
GIANTS
B.Latanis 125
I.Conlan 120
C.Harper 117
T.Longmire 94
J.Borghouts 93
J.Steele 87
Z.Lambert 85
T.Malmborg 80
H.Bromson 72
C.Bull 72
B.Hilton 70
E.Matthews 61
R.Shipard 58
T.Naujok 56
L.Roberts 56
M.MacDonald 54
C.Morphett 53
T.Wichman 49
L.Fettell 41
J.Korsten 30
B.Cowley 28
N.Stephenson 21
I.Daley 17
LIONS
N.Cameron 153
M.Owen 112
C.Hodge 105
A.Watts 102
O.Tanks 101
E.Duke 98
C.Murray 96
N.Rafter 92
H.Paterson 91
J.Noble 84
M.Boothey 76
H.McPherson 72
J.Russell 68
J.Moss 67
B.Phillips 65
L.Ellen 63
J.Grills 60
B.Williams 56
W.White 49
R.Macleod 45
S.Dobbie 36
A.Winter 36
D.Dinnage 35
GOLD COAST SUNS v NORTHERN TERRITORY
SUNS
A.Hill 209
T.Murray 156
L.Jones 128
I.Mayne 109
C.Johnson 107
J.Callinan 102
J.Brindley 99
C.Williams 98
H.Howard 97
L.Kaesler 93
A.Sevara 68
S.Murray 65
J.Wenzel 53
K.Wallace 51
B.Agrums 46
Z.Moore 46
E.Welsh 46
H.Heathcote 44
B.Tissington 43
R.Weir 38
T.Johnson 32
C.Glass 28
J.Harding 12
NT
E.Bush 116
H.Rock 114
D.Summerville 100
K.Cole-Manolis 78
T.Forbes 72
N.Bourke-Miler 59
B.Sandry 51
J.Boulton 50
J.Calma-Long 49
J.Hewett 49
W.Innes 37
N.Lampton 37
J.Munnich 33
G.Trigwell 29
P.McAuliffe Smith 25
B.Ross 25
G.Lawford 18
M.Albert 12
I.Herold 8
Tuesday: Blues father-son, Crows NGA light up U16 champs
There were more impressive performances from father-sons and club linked talent at the under-16 national championships as both Victorian sides were defeated by South Australia and Western Australia on Tuesday.
After the sons of Michael O’Loughlin and Jason McCartney shone on Monday, Cody Walker, the son of Carlton high-flyer Andrew, performed strongly for Vic Country on Tuesday.
The exciting midfielder won 26 disposals and a team-high seven clearances in their loss to Western Australia.
The 16-year-old announced himself as one of top talents of the 2026 draft pool earlier in the championships after finishing with 28 disposals and two goals against Vic Metro in June.
A Blues father-son prospect who has spent time in at Carlton, Walker also part of Richmond’s Next Generation Academy zone and made his senior debut for Echuca last month.
Lively small forward Jermaine Miller, tied to Adelaide’s NGA, turned it on with four first-half goals for South Australia in their win over Vic Metro, one of those a great finish at speed from 40 metres on the run.
Miller has strong links to the Crows as the nephew of Adelaide and Carlton legend Eddie Betts and 227-game Crow Graham Johncock.
Eligible Richmond father-son Jack Leys, the son of former Richmond player Brian, showed some good signs with 17 disposals, four marks and a goal.
Another familiar name was arguably the best of the lot for South Australia in Dougie Cochrane, who gathered an equal team-high 25 disposals, six clearances and five tackles for South Australia.
His father, Stuart Cochrane, played 50 games for Port Adelaide and 54 for North Melbourne, meaning Dougie doesn’t qualify as a father-son prospect.
West Australian forward Koby LeCras showed some of the forward craft of his uncle, West Coast goalkicking great Mark, booting two goals – one of those off just a couple of steps from the 50m arc - to go with 11 disposals and six marks.
South Australia dominated the first half against Vic Metro and it was Miller and Cain Florance (three goals) who had a major influence, with Florance launching one through on the run from 50m.
Archie Van Dyk was prominent in the midfield with 25 disposals and four inside 50s while Memphis Webb finished with 21 touches and a goal.
Sandringham Dragons talent Arki Butler was the standout for Vic Metro with 20 disposals, five inside 50s and back-to-back goals in the third quarter, while Jack Surkitt (22 disposals, six marks) was busy and clean with ball in hand in the wet conditions.
Vic Country and Western Australia played out an enthralling first half where every goal seemed to be a highlight.
East Perth forward Lachie McGlade was dangerous for WA with three goals and six inside 50, while Subiaco product Thatcher Simmons slotted a goal on the run from 50m and another classy snap later in the second quarter to finish with two majors and 13 touches.
WA midfielder Lucas Robinson led the way on the inside with 25 disposals, eight clearances, seven inside 50s, seven tackles and six marks.
Gippsland Power livewire Marlon Neocleous provided spark for Vic Country with 16 disposals, four tackles and two goals while his Power teammate Will Malady slotted 3.2 from his nine touches.
Murray Bushrangers defender Tanner Armstrong also collected 23 touches and nine rebound 50s for Vic Country.
The championships continue on Thursday with the Brisbane Lions taking on GWS Giants on Thursday morning followed by the Northern Territory’s clash with Gold Coast.
It comes to a close on Friday with Western Australia facing Vic Metro and South Australia coming up against Vic Country.
SUPERCOACH POINTS
VIC METRO v SOUTH AUSTRALIA
SA
D.Cochrane 137
J.Miller 131
K.Edwards 105
T.Garrett 100
M.Webb 97
H.Chapman 93
C.Florance 93
A.White 91
H.Croker 90
E.Herbert 84
A.Van Dyk 81
Z.Young 79
J.Gordon 77
J.Leys 76
K.Moir 70
J.McNicol 69
H.Franz 66
K.Matthews-Hampton 60
J.Marks 46
H.Raidis 45
R.Davies 40
W.Cameron 37
B.Bretones 11
VIC M
J.Surkitt 96
A.Butler 89
K.Parker 88
B.Wigmore 88
L.Hicks 86
T.Hodgson 82
J.Knapp 77
I.Mullins 77
A.Spencer 74
M.Downes 70
M.Matthews 70
H.Ryan 69
W.Waller 67
Z.Antonellos 66
J.Dodorico 63
L.Shepherd 61
H.Van Hattum 59
J.Poustie 55
A.MacGowan 53
F.Woolhouse 47
S.Harris 37
J.Lawrence 31
S.Gayfer 16
VIC COUNTRY v WESTERN AUSTRALIA
VIC C
T.Armstrong 138
M.Neocleous 135
M.Prasad 105
C.Walker 100
N.Williams 92
J.Phillips 90
W.Malady 89
C.Templeton 85
M.Hughes 84
J.Pickett 81
E.Drever 79
G.Kennedy 73
N.Badrock 55
K.Harrison 54
M.Toner 50
D.Szerszyn 48
X.Ladbrook 40
X.Bevis 36
N.Bevis 23
B.Newton 23
S.Doherty 22
F.Pulleine 18
N.Wisken 4
WA
L.Robinson 196
L.Steed 119
L.McGlade 114
K.Ormerod 111
C.Ramsay 105
G.Kenh 104
A.Crupi 99
J.Clarke 96
A.Walsh 93
J.Barnard 90
K.LeCras 79
T.Simmons 79
J.Nathan 70
T.Faithfull 61
S.Hill 61
B.van Rooyen 59
H.Wilson 59
E.Dennis 54
A.Abbonizio 46
H.Gilford 36
D.Newry 30
J.Debono 10
M.Stirling 6
MONDAY WRAP: Sons of guns star at U16 champs, full stats
The sons of two memorable footballers put themselves on the radar as players to watch in the next two drafts as the final week of the under-16 national carnival kicked off on the Gold Coast.
James O’Loughlin, the son of Sydney champion Michael, and Aidan McCartney, son of former North Melbourne, Adelaide and Collingwood player Jason, each kicked three goals in the Sydney Swans Academy’s 52-point win over the Northern Territory.
Both part of Sydney’s Academy, McCartney impressed in enemy colours to his father, who is now Greater Western Sydney’s football manager and is also eligible as a North Melbourne father-son prospect in 2026, where Jason played 107 games.
Playing alongside him was another youngster with strong Giants links in Ethan Kingsley, the son of GWS coach and former 170-game Port Adelaide player Adam. Ethan qualifies as a father-son at the Power where Adam was a premiership player.
O’Loughlin, a 2025 draft prospect, was approved to play as an over-age player at the championships after an injury-riddled run, similar to Hawthorn father-son defender Will McCabe in the lead-up to his draft year.
Another father-son in action in the wet-weather triple-header at People First Stadium was Cooper Hodge, the son of four-time premiership Hawthorn legend Luke Hodge, who played the last two seasons of his career at the Lions.
Hodge collected 16 disposals in their loss to Tasmania, who had Tyane Thomas, brother of sacked former North Melbourne player Tarryn, in their side.
These father-sons may have a decision to make in the coming years like Nick Blakey, who chose to join the Swans despite being father-son eligible to North Melbourne.
In the first match between the Sydney Swans Academy and the Northern Territory, twins Guy and William Jenkin impressed with 37 possessions between them for the Swans as Conrad Blackwell-Smith (19 disposals, seven clearances and six inside 50s) won it at the source and Ben Pignatelli finished with three goals and 12 touches.
Northern Territory prospect Ethan Bush, who is eligible for the 2025 draft, was the leading disposal-winner on the ground with 27 disposals and five marks as Gus Trigwell kicked two of the NT’s four goals.
Bailey-Dean Latinis kicked five behinds for the GWS Giants along with 23 disposals, eight inside 50s and six tackles, while Thomas Naujok (25 disposals) and T Wichman (three goals and 15 disposals) also had an impact in their 38-point win over Gold Coast.
For the Suns Archie Hill was prolific with 36 disposals, 27 kicks and 10 rebound 50s, Archie Callinan dominated at the coalface with 27 disposals, 11 clearances and six inside 50s while Harry Heathcote tallied 17 disposals, 10 marks, eight inside 50s and two goals.
In Tasmania’s 35-point triumph over the Brisbane Lions it was Archie Devine who led all comers with 31 disposals, six clearances and five tackles, while Riley Walters kicked three goals form 15 touches.
Baelin Phillips (28 disposals, six marks) and Matthew Owen (27 disposals, six clearances and a goal) were the standouts for the Lions.
SUPERCOACH POINTS
NORTHERN TERRITORY v SYDNEY
NT
E.Bush 134
K.Russell 117
C.Peris-Chong 90
N.Lampton 86
T.Murray 83
N.Bourke-Miler 76
K.Cole-Manolis 74
D.Summerville 69
P.McAuliffe Smith 67
J.Boulton 64
H.Rock 64
J.Calma-Long 60
T.Forbes 60
J.Munnich 57
E.Darcy 53
J.Hewett 47
W.Innes 45
B.Ross 44
G.Trigwell 41
M.Albert 36
B.Sandry 32
I.Herold 25
G.Lawford 17
SWANS
W.Jenkin 139
O.Griffiths 134
B.Pignatelli 132
C.Blackwell-Smith 125
C.Beavis 110
T.Coughlin 102
L.Titmuss 95
H.Meaney 93
J.O’Loughlin 91
G.Jenkin 90
P.Smith 89
A.McCartney 86
M.McGroder 78
A.Norris 72
N.Cooke 70
L.Chambers 62
M.Coble 59
L.Price 59
I.Luke 44
N.Howson 42
A.Race 34
E.Kingsley 28
N.Newman 23
GOLD COAST v GWS
SUNS
A.Hill 195
J.Callinan 131
I.Mayne 120
H.Heathcote 117
R.Weir 107
Z.Moore 83
L.Chapman 82
J.Brindley 79
E.Welsh 70
E.Johnstone 69
B.Agrums 68
J.Harding 62
L.Kaesler 61
J.Jarvis 48
C.Glass 47
T.Murray 41
S.Murray 38
Z.Jacobson 32
J.Barratt 21
B.Bebendorf 19
C.Johnson 18
D.Gardiner 6
B.Tissington 4
GWS
C.Harper 143
B.Latanis 133
H.Bromson 125
T.Naujok 125
T.Wichman 103
C.Bull 96
R.Shipard 96
Z.Lambert 92
J.Steele 82
J.Borghouts 81
T.Malmborg 79
B.Cowley 76
L.Roberts 71
E.Matthews 64
C.Morphett 64
I.Daley 63
I.Conlan 62
B.Hilton 56
M.MacDonald 55
J.Korsten 45
L.Fettell 42
N.Stephenson 31
T.Longmire 0
BRISBANE v TASMANIA
LIONS
A.Watts 137
B.Phillips 129
M.Owen 119
O.Tanks 111
J.Grills 103
J.Moss 86
C.Murray 86
N.Rafter 83
C.Hodge 79
L.Ellen 77
H.Paterson 64
D.Dinnage 61
O.Hewitt 57
H.McPherson 51
W.White 49
N.Cameron 48
S.Dobbie 45
E.Duke 45
A.Winter 43
Z.Kleinschmidt 42
J.Russell 40
R.Macleod 24
J.Noble 10
TASMANIA
A.Devine 165
R.Walters 113
H.McCallum 101
S.McNamara 97
S.Husband 93
C.Bovill 88
B.Philpott 80
J.Bula 79
B.Barwick 78
M.Brown 75
R.Bugg 75
M.Whitney 73
J.Webber 71
T.Thomas 70
E.Dillon 69
B.Speed 64
J.Hay 63
M.Jessup 59
J.Stretton 54
J.Ritter 49
R.Stewart 38
J.Hingston 36
M.Flanagan 21
SUPERCOACH POINTS FROM EARLIER MATCHES
VIC METRO v VIC COUNTRY
VIC M
C.Walker 176
M.Prasad 154
M.Neocleous 127
J.Phillips 106
C.Templeton 106
E.Drever 99
N.Williams 99
S.Doherty 91
M.Toner 74
M.Hughes 69
J.Pickett 68
T.Dak Liem 65
T.Armstrong 61
W.Malady 61
K.Harrison 57
D.Szerszyn 55
N.Wisken 44
A.Assemani 30
B.Newton 28
F.Pulleine 25
N.Bevis 24
X.Ladbrook 23
N.Badrock 17
VIC C
H.Van Hattum 144
M.Downes 131
A.Butler 128
W.Waller 122
L.Hicks 106
J.Knapp 93
H.Ryan 92
J.Dodorico 82
T.Hodgson 75
Z.Antonellos 74
S.Gayfer 73
M.Matthews 73
K.Parker 72
A.MacGowan 65
J.Poustie 61
L.Shepherd 53
B.Wigmore 42
W.Verwoert 38
H.Thomas 36
J.Watkins 34
F.Woolhouse 24
J.Lawrence 14
B.Taylor 13
SOUTH AUSTRALIA v WESTERN AUSTRALIA
SA
A.Van Dyk 168
J.McNicol 111
C.Florance 109
A.White 107
E.Herbert 105
D.Cochrane 102
K.Moir 95
K.Edwards 89
M.Webb 86
J.Miller 80
H.Croker 75
Z.Pilot 74
J.Gordon 67
T.Garrett 62
H.Franz 59
W.Cameron 50
K.Matthews-Hampton 48
Z.Young 47
B.Bretones 39
H.Chapman 27
H.Raidis 26
R.Davies 21
J.Marks 20
WA
L.Robinson 148
L.Steed 125
D.Newry 110
J.Clarke 108
K.LeCras 102
A.Abbonizio 93
J.Debono 84
G.Kenh 84
T.Simmons 77
L.McGlade 74
T.Faithfull 72
J.Barnard 69
H.Wilson 69
E.Dennis 65
K.Ormerod 62
M.Stirling 56
A.Walsh 50
C.Ramsay 49
H.Gilford 42
J.Nathan 42
A.Crupi 35
S.Hill 15
B.van Rooyen 0
GWS GIANTS v SYDNEY SWANS
GIANTS
B.Latanis 131
J.Steele 104
C.Harper 102
B.Hilton 97
T.Wichman 95
J.Korsten 91
J.Borghouts 85
L.Roberts 84
H.Bromson 71
M.MacDonald 69
B.Edwards 68
R.Shipard 66
T.Malmborg 62
C.Morphett 60
T.Longmire 57
I.Conlan 55
L.Fettell 54
I.Daley 50
C.Bull 49
Z.Lambert 46
N.Stephenson 38
T.Naujok 31
B.Cowley 14
SWANS
C.Blackwell-Smith 148
M.McGroder 114
T.Coughlin 107
A.McCartney 102
L.Titmuss 95
L.Chambers 92
L.Price 91
P.Smith 89
N.Newman 86
C.Beavis 85
A.Norris 85
I.Luke 78
W.Jenkin 75
H.Meaney 64
M.Coble 60
G.Warnock 56
B.Pignatelli 55
G.Jenkin 54
N.Cooke 50
J.O’Loughlin 41
O.Griffiths 38
A.Race 36
E.Kingsley 21
NORTHERN TERRITORY v TASMANIA
NT
E.Bush 154
K.Russell 153
C.Peris-Chong 149
J.Hewett 129
J.Boulton 127
N.Bourke-Miler 95
W.Innes 75
T.Forbes 73
D.Summerville 73
H.Rock 72
J.Calma-Long 69
G.Trigwell 66
B.Sandry 65
P.McAuliffe Smith 64
J.Munnich 64
A.McWilliams 54
B.Ross 51
C.Peris 31
T.Schapel 28
K.Raggett 24
N.Lampton 19
J.Da Rocha 14
R.Clements 6
TAS
R.Bugg 152
A.Devine 149
C.Bovill 148
S.McNamara 122
R.Walters 112
J.Bula 96
H.McCallum 90
J.Hingston 77
R.Stewart 73
J.Stretton 72
S.Husband 65
M.Brown 64
E.Dillon 62
J.Hay 60
B.Barwick 58
B.Philpott 54
J.Ritter 43
M.Jessup 42
J.Webber 37
M.Young 27
J.Downham 22
M.Flanagan 15
A.Reynolds 5
BRISBANE LIONS v GOLD COAST
LIONS
M.Owen 159
B.Phillips 153
C.Murray 145
O.Tanks 142
H.McPherson 106
A.Watts 105
J.Moss 104
J.Grills 83
C.Hodge 79
N.Cameron 75
N.Rafter 70
R.Macleod 66
D.Jones 57
B.Williams 57
Z.Kleinschmidt 51
E.Duke 46
J.Russell 39
D.Dinnage 36
W.White 36
A.Winter 36
L.Ellen 34
H.Paterson 22
J.Noble 19
SUNS
I.Mayne 130
A.Hill 126
T.Murray 119
L.Kaesler 95
T.Lockwood 87
S.Murray 87
J.Brindley 79
J.Callinan 79
J.Jarvis 77
C.Glass 73
E.Welsh 72
B.Agrums 68
B.Tissington 65
J.Harding 60
R.Weir 59
J.Wenzel 55
T.Johnson 49
K.Wallace 49
L.Chapman 48
E.Johnstone 33
Z.Moore 30
L.Jeffs 21
A.Sevara 20
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