NAB League Top 50: Rankings, SuperCoach scores after Round 5
The 16-year-old brother of a rising AFL gun was the star of the NAB League in Round 5, with a remarkable six-goal performance. See all the top SuperCoach scores and rankings.
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The 16-year-old brother of a young AFL star put on a clinic in the NAB League on the weekend as he continues to become one of the hottest prospects for next year’s AFL Draft.
Zane Duursma, who is the younger brother of Port Adelaide forward Xavier Duursma, booted six goals for Gippsland Power in his side’s 17-point win over the Bendigo Pioneers on Sunday.
The bag of goals came from 15 disposals, six marks (five contested), 10 score involvements and four tackles.
Duursma also logged one score assist on his way to 169 KFC SuperCoach ranking points for the match.
Only three of Duursma’s goals came from set shots, with his bag including one lovely snap from close to the boundary line in the right forward pocket and another major where he cleverly spun out of trouble and dribbled through a goal.
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A 188cm forward who has clean hands and is good above head, Duursma was included as a bottom-age player in the NAB AFL Academy this year.
He made his NAB League debut for the Power as a 15-year-old last season and impressed with 12 disposals and three goals against the Sydney Swans Academy team.
Duursma does not turn 17 until August, but has kicked multiple goals in all five of his games for Gippsland so far this season.
Duursma’s highly-rated teammate, Bailey Humphrey, also produced another strong game, the 184cm midfielder racking up 25 disposals (13 contested), seven marks, five clearances, six tackles and nine score involvements.
Tasmanian Devils forward Seth Campbell was the highest-ranked player in the NAB League in Round 5, scoring 213 ranking points for his performance against Northern Territory Thunder.
Campbell logged 31 disposals, 11 marks, four tackles, 14 score involvements, three score assists and five goals in a thumping 117-point win for his side.
Only four NAB League matches were played at the weekend as part of a three-week period of rolling byes for teams.
TOP SUPERCOACH SCORES FROM NAB LEAGUE ROUND 5
Bendigo Pioneers 12.5 (77) def. by Gippsland Power 13.16 (94)
169 points – Zane Duursma (Gippsland Power)
150 points – Bailey Humphrey (Gippsland Power)
140 points – Oskar Faulkhead (Bendigo Pioneers)
113 points – Harvey Gallagher (Bendigo Pioneers)
107 points – Jonti Schuback (Gippsland Power)
Murray Bushrangers 12.17 (89) def. GWV Rebels 4.10 (34)
140 points – Tyler Norton (Murray Bushrangers)
132 points – Brayden George (Murray Bushrangers)
131 points – Nicholas Quigg (Murray Bushrangers)
125 points – Charlie Molan (GWV Rebels)
121 points – Noah Bradshaw (Murray Bushrangers)
Tasmania Devils 20.12 (132) def. Northern Territory Thunder 2.5 (17)
213 points – Seth Campbell (Tasmania Devils)
161 points – Lachlan Cowan (Tasmania Devils)
157 points – Lloyd Johnson (NT Thunder)
142 points – Liam Jones (Tasmania Devils)
136 points – Colby McKercher (Tasmania Devils)
Geelong Falcons 10.12 (72) def. Dandenong Stingrays 10.8 (68)
139 points – Taj Campbell-Farrell (Dandenong Stingrays)
127 points – Euriah Hollard (Geelong Falcons)
123 points – Lachlan Robinson (Dandenong Stingrays)
120 points – Finn Emilie-Brennan (Dandenong Stingrays)
113 points – Nick Collier (Dandenong Stingrays)
NAB LEAGUE TOP 50 RANKINGS AFTER ROUND 5
Ranking, Player, Club, Position, 2022 Games, 2022 Ave. KFC SuperCoach Points
1. Ted Clohesy (Geelong Falcons), MID, 2 games, 145 points
2. Lachlan Cowan (Tasmania Devils), FWD, 4 games, 143 points
3. Will Ashcroft (Sandringham Dragons), MID, 4 games, 141 points
4. Elijah Tsatas (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 4 games, 137 points
5. Jai Culley (Dandenong Stingrays), FWD, 2 games, 135 points
6. Massimo D’Ambrossio (Western Jets), DEF, 4 games, 134 points
7. Seth Campbell (Tasmania Devils), FWD, 4 games, 132 points
8. Harry Sheezel (Sandringham Dragons), FWD, 4 games, 130 points
9. Bailey Humphrey (Gippsland Power), MID, 5 games, 130 points
10. Charlie Molan (GWV Rebels), DEF, 3 game, 129 points
11. Lloyd Johnston (NT Thunder), DEF, 3 games, 127 points
12. Taj Campbell-Farrell (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 5 games, 126 points
13. Oliver Northam (Geelong Falcons), RUCK, 5 games, 125 points
14. George Wardlaw (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 3 games, 125 points
15. Jason Gillbee (Bendigo Pioneers), FWD, 4 games, 124 points
16. Jamieson Ballantyne (GWV Rebels), MID, 3 games, 123 points
17. Patrick Dozzi (Northern Knights), MID, 4 games, 122 points
18. Oskar Faulkhead (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 5 games, 121 points
19. Michael Ktona (Calder Cannons), FWD, 4 games, 120 points
20. Euriah Hollard (Geelong Falcons), FWD, 5 games, 119 points
21. Ethan Grace (GWS Academy), FWD, 4 games, 117 points
22. Mitch Szybkowski (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 4 games, 115 points
23. Jack Newitt (Calder Cannons), DEF, 4 games, 114 points
24. Hugh Bond (GWV Rebels), FWD, 4 games, 114 points
25. Luke Giacometti (Sydney Academy), DEF, 4 games, 114 points
26. Aaron Cadman (GWV Rebels), FWD, 4 games, 113 points
27. Mitchell Moschetti (Gippsland Power), MID, 5 games, 113 points
28. Harry Rowston (GWS Academy), FWD, 4 games, 113 points
29. Max Walton (Gippsland Power), DEF, 3 games, 113 points
30. Oliver Hollands (Murray Bushrangers), MID, 2 games, 112 points
31. Nick Madden (GWS Academy), RUCK, 4 games, 112 points
32. Tyreece Leiu (Eastern Ranges), FWD, 2 games, 112 points
33. Jed Foggo (Gold Coast Academy), MID, 3 games, 112 points
34. Luke Fellows (GWS Academy), DEF, 4 games, 111 points
35. Jaspa Fletcher (Brisbane Academy), MID, 3 games, 110 points
36. Liam Jones (Tasmania Devils), MID, 4 games, 110 points
37. Angus Anderson (Sydney Academy), MID, 2 games, 110 points
38. Noah Bradshaw (Murray Bushrangers), MID, 5 games, 110 points
39. Callum Verrell (Eastern Ranges), DEF, 4 games, 110 points
40. Jaelen Pavlidis (Western Jets), FWD, 4 games, 110 points
41. Max Ramsden (Sandringham Dragons), RUCK, 4 games, 109 points
42. Coby Burgiel (Gippsland Power), FWD, 4 games, 108 points
43. Angus Curry (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 3 games, 108 points
44. Jake Rogers (Gold Coast Academy), MID, 3 games, 107 points
45. Charlie Clarke (Sandringham Dragons), FWD, 4 games, 106 points
46. Jordan Endemann (Sydney Academy), MID, 4 games, 106 points
47. Tyler Norton (Murray Bushrangers), DEF, 5 games, 106 points
48. Harley Reid (Bendigo Pioneers), FWD, 4 games, 105 points
49. Bailey Tome (Brisbane Academy), MID, 3 games, 105 points
50. Nicholas Quigg (Murray Bushrangers), MID, 5 games, 105 points
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