AFL teams: Round 16 line-ups and SuperCoach scores

Max who? Melbourne has a gem in ruckman Braydon Preuss and anyone who took a SuperCoach punt on the towering big man amid Gawn’s late withdrawal for the Dees was richly rewarded. ROUND 16 SUPERCOACH SCORES

Braydon Preuss had a huge game against the Blues. Picture: AAP

Melbourne ruckman Braydon Preuss has churned out a massive SuperCoach score after being a late call up for the injured Max Gawn.

The Demons confirmed on Sunday morning Gawn — who features in 107,531 SuperCoach teams — had been replaced by fellow big man Preuss.

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It was expected Gawn would withdraw after he failed to train on Saturday, although the Demons gave him every chance to prove his fitness.

The star ruckman has averaged 125 points per game and his absence will leave many coaches relying on Reilly O’Brien, Zac Clarke, Justin Westhoff or Scott Lycett.

The Port Adelaide pair both scored tons in their side’s showdown victory, while O’Brien managed 79 points.

But Preuss — or his opponent Matthew Kreuzer — provided huge scores.

Max Gawn owners will be holding their breath. Picture: Getty Images

ROUND 16 TEAMS — and SUPERCOACH SCORES

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Heroes: A memo to Alastair Clarkson from all SuperCoaches — please leave James Sicily in defence. Sicily was back to his best in Hawthorn’s win on Friday, recording 141 SuperCoach points after collecting 28 disposals and 14 marks. Brodie Grundy was the hero for those who had the VC on him, bucking a trend against Ben McEvoy with a huge outing and 145 points. Those who still have Darcy Moore would have been celebrating after he amassed 103.

Villains: Hard to fault many of those we expect big numbers from, although James Worpel’s 71 was below par for a player who has consistently scored between 80 and 100 this season. Adam Treloar started in a blaze of glory and looked set for a huge score but his owners had to settle for 100.

HAWTHORN v COLLINGWOOD

HAWKS

James Sicily 141

Luke Breust 106

Blake Hardwick 99

Jarman Impey 90

Liam Shiels 88

Jaeger O’Meara 87

Shaun Burgoyne 86

Ben McEvoy 85

Oliver Hanrahan 85

Paul Puopolo 81

Mitchell Lewis 80

Tim O’Brien 72

James Worpel 71

Isaac Smith 66

Tom Scully 58

Ben Stratton 57

James Frawley 54

Daniel Howe 52

Jack Gunston 50

Conor Nash 50

Ricky Henderson 35

Conor Glass 23

First-gamer Isaac Quaynor impressed on debut for the Pies. Pic: AAP

PIES

Brodie Grundy 145

Darcy Moore 103

Tom Phillips 102

Scott Pendlebury 100

Adam Treloar 100

Jack Crisp 99

Callum L. Brown 87

Steele Sidebottom 86

Will Hoskin-Elliott 84

Jordan De Goey 82

Isaac Quaynor 82

Brody Mihocek 75

Jordan Roughead 71

Chris Mayne 66

James Aish 63

Josh Thomas 61

Brayden Maynard 58

Matthew Scharenberg 55

Jamie Elliott 54

Josh Daicos 46

Brayden Sier 36

Mason Cox 29

Dylan Shiel had a big day against the Bombers. Pic: AAP

ESSENDON v SYDNEY SWANS

Heroes: When Isaac Heeney and Jake Lloyd score well, thousands of coaches celebrate. It hasn’t happened regularly this season due to Heeney’s inconsistency, but the popular pair were brilliant despite Sydney going down to the Bombers. Sydney had five tons to Essendon’s two (Shiel and Zaharakis), while rookie James Rowbottom will be a late-season cash cow after backing up his 70 from Round 15 with 99.

Villains: Look away if you traded in Zac Clarke as cover for Max Gawn. His second half was much better than his first, but he still battled to 38 and is no guarantee to stay in the Essendon team. So much for those plans for a quick cash grab! Dylan Clarke (55) and Zach Merrett (59) also disappointed.

BOMBERS

Dylan Shiel 123

David Zaharakis 112

Darcy Parish 95

Shaun McKernan 94

Michael Hurley 91

Adam Saad 86

Conor McKenna 82

Aaron Francis 81

Martin Gleeson 80

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 80

Kyle Langford 77

Cale Hooker 69

Andrew McGrath 62

Zach Merrett 59

Jake Stringer 58

Mason Redman 57

Dylan Clarke 55

Matt Guelfi 51

Jayden Laverde 47

Mitch Brown 45

Orazio Fantasia 42

Zac Clarke 38

SWANS

Isaac Heeney 134

Jake Lloyd 122

Josh P. Kennedy 118

Dane Rampe 117

Aliir Aliir 108

James Rowbottom 99

Luke Parker 97

George Hewett 91

Sam Reid 89

Zak Jones 82

Jordan Dawson 66

Harry Cunningham 62

Tom McCartin 61

James Rose 61

Tom Papley 60

Callum Mills 60

Lewis Melican 58

Colin O’Riordan 55

Nick Blakey 55

Will Hayward 51

Ben Ronke 37

Oliver Florent 34

Jason Castagna sliced up the Suns. Pic: Michael Klein

GOLD COAST SUNS v RICHMOND

Heroes: Jason Castagna is only in 580 SuperCoach teams and there’s a fair chance most of those who selected by autofill. The small forward cashed in against the Suns with 143 points and was joined by teammates Trent Cotchin (126), Kane Lambert (126), Dion Prestia (125), Shai Bolton (122) and Sydney Stack (106) in triple figures. Co-captains David Swallow (118) and Jarrod Witts (100) reached the ton for Gold Coast.

Villains: Even the Tigers rookies performed their roles as Mabior Chol (62) and debutant Derek Eggmolesse-Smith (77) scored well. But nine Gold Coast players scored under 50 and if you had to field Josh Corbett (25) due to Travis Boak’s late withdrawal you’d be in a world of pain.

SUNS

David Swallow 118

Sam Day 112

Jarrod Witts 100

Lachie Weller 98

Anthony Miles 95

Darcy MacPherson 94

Jesse Joyce 81

Touk Miller 79

Jack Martin 78

Jarrod Harbrow 73

Will Brodie 68

Jack Lukosius 58

Brayden Fiorini 55

Pearce Hanley 48

Alex Sexton 48

Charlie Ballard 45

Jack Hombsch 37

Ben King 25

Josh Corbett 25

Brad Scheer 18

Jacob Heron 16

Wil Powell 4

TIGERS

Jason Castagna 143

Trent Cotchin 126

Kane Lambert 126

Dion Prestia 125

Shai Bolton 122

Sydney Stack 106

Ivan Soldo 97

Nick Vlastuin 88

Bachar Houli 87

Dylan Grimes 82

Brandon Ellis 80

Dustin Martin 78

Jack Graham 78

Derek Eggmolesse-Smith 77

Tom J. Lynch 76

Daniel Rioli 75

Nathan Broad 74

Shane Edwards 73

Mabior Chol 62

Jayden Short 58

Kamdyn McIntosh 55

David Astbury 37

ADELAIDE CROWS v PORT ADELAIDE

Heroes: Welcome back Hoff. Coming off 37 disposals and three goals in the SANFL, Justin Westhoff returned to senior action with 125 points. Those with the E on him due to Max Gawn’s probable absence would have had a nervous wait on Saturday night to see if they would get Westhoff’s ton or not. Scott Lycett (109) would have been a handy replacement for Gawn as well, while Showdown medallist Robbie Gray managed 110.

Villains: Harsh on Travis Boak, but the back spasms he suffered in the warm up left plenty of coaches scrambling for cover. Hopefully you had Mabior Chol or another rookie to cover on your forward bench, otherwise you could be facing two donuts if Max Gawn also misses.

POWER

Justin Westhoff 125

Darcy Byrne-Jones 121

Robbie Gray 110

Ollie Wines 109

Scott Lycett 109

Ryan Burton 108

Riley Bonner 99

Tom Rockliff 97

Tom Clurey 95

Sam Gray 92

Karl Amon 89

Brad Ebert 88

Dougal Howard 77

Steven Motlop 76

Xavier Duursma 66

Sam Powell-Pepper 66

Tom Jonas 65

Hamish Hartlett 59

Connor Rozee 58

Dan Houston 57

Zak Butters 55

Charlie Dixon 41

CROWS

Daniel Talia 114

Matt Crouch 107

Hugh Greenwood 103

Rory Laird 98

Brodie Smith 97

Brad Crouch 89

Rory Sloane 84

Reilly O’Brien 79

Alex Keath 74

Jake Kelly 74

Rory Atkins 68

Taylor Walker 64

David Mackay 54

Wayne Milera 52

Eddie Betts 52

Kyle Hartigan 49

Richard Douglas 44

Luke Brown 41

Lachlan Murphy 32

Josh Jenkins 30

Jordan Gallucci 18

Paul Seedsman 16

WESTERN BULLDOGS v GEELONG

Heroes: Marcus Bontempelli was pointless after 15 minutes of the first quarter yet matched Patrick Dangerfield with a game-high 146 as the Dogs shocked ladder leader Geelong. Lachie Hunter (132) and (116) were prolific, while Josh Dunkley (103) and Tom Stewart (103) provided another hundred for their owners. Is Toby McLean (101) worth a look at a bargain price after his re-call? We probably want to see another big score first.

Villains: If you’re still carrying Tom Atkins (44) or Gryan Miers (19), then it’s time to move them on before they lose a decent chunk of their profits. Tom Hawkins’ poor run continued with 52 points, while the ever-consistent Mitch Duncan could only manage 58. It hurts more when a POD premium flops and that was the case on Saturday night.

BULLDOGS

Marcus Bontempelli 146

Lachie Hunter 132

Jack Macrae 116

Aaron Naughton 107

Josh Dunkley 103

Toby McLean 101

Taylor Duryea 96

Bailey Smith 91

Sam Lloyd 91

Jason Johannisen 89

Bailey Williams 80

Tim English 77

Zaine Cordy 74

Hayden Crozier 73

Jackson Trengove 65

Matthew Suckling 59

Patrick Lipinski 57

Ed Richards 52

Easton Wood 51

Tory Dickson 50

Josh Schache 25

Roarke Smith 14

CATS

Patrick Dangerfield 146

Zach Tuohy 115

Harry Taylor 112

Rhys Stanley 105

Tom Stewart 103

Mark Blicavs 98

Jordan Clark 87

Tim Kelly 74

Joel Selwood 69

Gary Ablett 68

Jack Henry 64

Luke Dahlhaus 64

Gary Rohan 61

Mitch Duncan 58

Mark O’Connor 56

Tom Hawkins 52

Lachie Fogarty 49

Cameron Guthrie 47

Tom Atkins 44

Jed Bews 39

Jake Kolodjashnij 21

Gryan Miers 19

FREMANTLE v WEST COAST EAGLES

Heroes: The derby was a game with few SuperCoach standouts, unless you happen to have Brad Sheppard or Chris Masten in your team. The Eagles teammates scored 131 and 120 respectively, the biggest numbers on a night where most players finished between 60-100.

Villains: Only 76 for Nat Fyfe as he was well held by his derby nemesis Elliot Yeo. Yeo matched that exact score but could hardly be blamed when he was given a job of negating the Dockers skipper. Griffin Logue was a popular D6 but only scored 50, while Luke Ryan’s 67 would have hurt those who chose him three weeks ago over James Sicily after the Hawk went big against Collingwood.

DOCKERS

Darcy Tucker 107

Michael Walters 95

Mitchell Crowden 86

David Mundy 84

Adam Cerra 81

Nat Fyfe 76

Joel Hamling 72

Cam McCarthy 67

Luke Ryan 67

Nathan Wilson 66

Connor Blakely 66

Ed Langdon 63

Andrew Brayshaw 60

Ethan Hughes 60

Rory Lobb 58

Bradley Hill 51

Reece Conca 51

Griffin Logue 50

Travis Colyer 47

Brandon Matera 40

Aaron Sandilands 36

Sam Switkowski 34

EAGLES

Brad Sheppard 131

Chris Masten 120

Luke Shuey 109

Andrew Gaff 106

Shannon Hurn 101

Jack Darling 100

Jamie Cripps 99

Tom Hickey 97

Dom Sheed 94

Jeremy McGovern 91

Nic Naitanui 88

Lewis Jetta 85

Jarrod Cameron 84

Liam Duggan 81

Tom Barrass 76

Elliot Yeo 76

Jack Redden 75

Brendon Ah Chee 70

Oscar Allen 65

Liam Ryan 53

Willie Rioli 43

Jackson Nelson 41

CARLTON v MELBOURNE

Late change: Max Gawn (ankle) out, replaced in the selected side by Braydon Preuss.

Heroes: Braydon Preuss (140) did his best Max Gawn impersonation, Clayton Oliver (158) had a mountain of it and Tom McDonald churned out 139 for his five goals in just three quarters of footy. Preuss’ opponent Matthew Kreuzer actually went two better with 142, Ed Curnow continued his run of form with 111 and Jack Silvagni (109) has been reborn under David Teague. Plenty of owners will be pleased with Nic Newman’s 107.

Villains: Many of the more than 100,000 SuperCoaches who owned Max Gawn will have copped a donut from his late withdrawal, Marty Hore has well and truly overstayed his welcome, producing just 3 points before he was injured and ruled out for the game. Mitch McGover had a genuine stinker with 22, Cheapie Michael Gibbons managed only 47 and Kade Simpson’s (70) days as a SuperCoach force might be over.

BLUES

Matthew Kreuzer 142

Ed Curnow 111

Jack Silvagni 109

Nic Newman 107

Marc Murphy 99

Sam Walsh 86

Will Setterfield 74

Dale Thomas 71

Matthew Kennedy 70

Kade Simpson 70

Levi Casboult 66

Sam Petrevski-Seton 63

Darcy Lang 60

Lachie Plowman 54

Caleb Marchbank 54

Jacob Weitering 49

Zac Fisher 48

Michael Gibbons 47

Liam Jones 47

Paddy Dow 37

Lochie O’Brien 29

Mitch McGovern 22

DEMONS

Clayton Oliver 158

Braydon Preuss 140

Tom McDonald 139

James Harmes 119

Bayley Fritsch 108

Christian Petracca 103

Sam Frost 96

Jack Viney 96

Christian Salem 87

Alex Neal-Bullen 85

Jayden Hunt 83

Nathan Jones 80

Angus Brayshaw 76

Jordan Lewis 73

Sam Weideman 59

Kyle Dunkley 58

Steven May 55

Michael Hibberd 53

Harrison Petty 44

Mitch Hannan 38

Jay Lockhart 32

Marty Hore 3

NORTH MELBOURNE v ST KILDA

No late changes:

Heroes: Many SuperCoaches weren’t prepared to shell out for the ‘big two’ at the start of the season and instead opted to go with Todd Goldstein. Those who have stuck with the Roos big man were rewarded on Sunday (148). ‘Goldy’ helped set up the win with a huge first term, while Jack Ziebell (126) was also superb. Jack Billings (144) continued his stellar season for the Saints, while Rowan Marshall (126) - opposed to Goldstein - also had a big day.

Villains: Ben Cunnington (89) coaches would have liked a bigger output from the contested-ball king. Jade Gresham (63) was also kept on a tight leash by North Melbourne.

KANGAS

Todd Goldstein 148

Jack Ziebell 126

Jy Simpkin 125

Cameron Zurhaar 112

Nick Larkey 93

Robbie Tarrant 90

Jared Polec 90

Jed Anderson 89

Ben Cunnington 89

Paul Ahern 85

Trent Dumont 83

Scott D. Thompson 80

Shaun Atley 78

Jasper Pittard 76

Ben Brown 71

Luke McDonald 65

Marley Williams 56

Tarryn Thomas 52

Luke Davies-Uniacke 42

Mason Wood 27

Kayne Turner 23

Sam Durdin 11

SAINTS

Jack Billings 144

Josh Bruce 138

Rowan Marshall 126

Luke Dunstan 116

Jack Steele 109

Jack Newnes 96

Tim Membrey 84

Callum Wilkie 73

Ben Paton 71

Jake Carlisle 70

Shane Savage 64

Hunter Clark 64

Jade Gresham 63

Blake Acres 61

Jack Sinclair 57

Sebastian Ross 55

Daniel McKenzie 50

Nick Hind 46

Ben Long 42

Matthew Parker 34

Nick Coffield 23

Josh Battle 4

GWS GIANTS v BRISBANE LIONS

Heroes: There were some biggies in this one. Stephen Coniglio (158) and Lachie Neale (151) went large, while Dawnson Simpson, Harry Himmelberg, Zac Williams and Lincoln McCarthy all posted healthy tons. Noah Answerth rewarded those who held him with an 80 and could now eclipse $300k and be a healthy upgrade domino.

Villains: Popular cheapie Jackson Hately only managed 40 and will be skating on thin ice, while Tim Taranto only scored 76 and

GIANTS

Stephen Coniglio 158

Dawson Simpson 122

Harry Himmelberg 122

Zac Williams 112

Josh Kelly 106

Adam Kennedy 88

Jacob Hopper 86

Phil Davis 86

Brett Deledio 78

Tim Taranto 76

Harry Perryman 72

Toby Greene 71

Nick Haynes 70

Sam Taylor 64

Jeremy Cameron 64

Heath Shaw 63

Sam J. Reid 59

Adam Tomlinson 53

Brent Daniels 50

Jackson Hately 40

Zac Langdon 26

Jeremy Finlayson 21

LIONS

Lachie Neale 151

Lincoln McCarthy 137

Stefan Martin 103

Hugh McCluggage 97

Dayne Zorko 95

Harris Andrews 91

Jarrod Berry 86

Charles Cameron 81

Noah Answerth 80

Mitch Robinson 71

Luke Hodge 70

Daniel Rich 66

Daniel McStay 63

Cam Rayner 58

Ryan Lester 57

Darcy Gardiner 53

Zac Bailey 51

Allen Christensen 51

Jarryd Lyons 50

Alex Witherden 45

Eric Hipwood 36

Marcus Adams 24