NAB League Super Rankings: See the top 50 performers from this season and the best from Round 9

A versatile ball-winner has increased his lead atop the rankings — the only player ahead of Nick Daicos — and his coach has given him a rap. See the full top 50.

Prolific Northern Knights midfielder Joel Trudgeon has further increased his lead atop of the NAB League Super Rankings with another blistering performance against Oakleigh Chargers on Saturday.

The 18-year-old, who is the brother of Carlton AFLW player Paige Trudgeon, had another day out against the Chargers, logging 30 disposals, eight marks, four clearances, nine tackles, one goal and 185 KFC SuperCoach ranking points.

A versatile 185cm onballer, Trudgeon is the Knights’ captain this year and is described as a player who is a true professional and genuine competitor.

“He competes really well across all facets of the game and being competitive is what he says is his key strength,” Northern Knights coach Leigh Clarke said.

“He can play back, mid and forward in three different quarters and be able to do that no problem.

“The way he prepares himself and the young man he is around our program is really positive.”

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Northern Knights captain Joel Trudgeon leaps over an opponent to break clear against Oakleigh Chargers. Picture: Michael Klein

Trudgeon was the top-ranked player on the ground, pipping teammate Josh Ward who recorded 34 disposals, six clearances and eight score involvements.

Collingwood father-son prospect Nick Daicos was not far behind, continuing an ultra-consistent start to the season with a workmanlike 37-disposal and one goal game for the Chargers.

Sam Breuer has been in sizzling form for Greater Western Victoria Rebels. Picture: Getty Images

Greater Western Victoria Rebels defender Sam Breuer recorded the highest SuperCoach score of the weekend with 198 points in his side’s match against Murray Bushrangers.

Breuer, who turns 18 next Saturday, is the son of former Geelong and Port Adelaide player Shayne Breuer, who played 71 games for the Cats and 54 games for the Power during the 1990s.

The 183cm rebounding defender recorded 35 disposals, 12 tackles and took four marks against the Bushrangers.

Josh Ward is going nicely for the Northern Knights. Picture: Michael Klein

TOP-FIVE SCORES FROM EACH ROUND 9 GAME

OAKLEIGH CHARGERS v NORTHERN KNIGHTS

Joel Trudgeon (Northern Knights) 185 points

Josh Ward (Northern Knights) 174 points

Nick Daicos (Oakleigh Chargers) 138 points

Ewan MacPherson (Northern Knights) 122 points

Angus Seivers (Northern Knights) 119 points

GWV REBELS v MURRAY BUSHRANGERS

Sam Breuer (GWV Rebels) 198 points

Ben Hobbs (GWV Rebels) 173 points

Marcus Herbert (GWV Rebels) 148 points

Fraser Marris (GWV Rebels) 148 points

Zavier Maher (Murray Bushrangers) 115 points

SANDRINGHAM DRAGONS v EASTERN RANGES

Tyreece Leiu (Eastern Ranges) 139 points

Jake Soligo (Eastern Ranges) 138 points

Finn Callaghan (Sandringham Dragons) 132 points

Darby Hipwell (Sandringham Dragons) 115 points

Luke Cleary (Sandringham Dragons) 112 points

GWS ACADEMY v TASMANIA DEVILS

Matthew Hamblin (GWS Academy) 156 points

Samuel Frost (GWS Academy) 148 points

Baynen Lowe (Tasmania Devils) 129 points

Luke Fellows (GWS Academy) 110 points

Zachary Morris (Tasmania Devils) 112 points

Zac Taylor topped the rankings for Calder Cannons against Western Jets. Picture: Michael Klein

CALDER CANNONS v WESTERN JETS

Zac Taylor (Calder Cannons) 183 points

Billy Cootee (Western Jets) 135 points

Samuel Paea (Calder Cannons) 132 points

Flynn Gentile (Calder Cannons) 118 points

Sam Clohesy (Calder Cannons) 116 points

BENDIGO PIONEERS v DANDENONG STINGRAYS

James Cahill (Dandenong Stingrays) 163 points

Colby Nayna (Dandenong Stingrays) 111 points

Harvey Gallagher (Bendigo Pioneers) 105 points

Bryce Milford (Dandenong Stingrays) 105 points

Bode Stevens (Bendigo Pioneers) 102 points

GIPPSLAND POWER v GEELONG FALCONS

Noah Gribble (Geelong Falcons) 154 points

Luis D’Angelo (Gippsland Power) 143 points

Lachlan Kidd (Geelong Falcons) 137 points

Chance Doultree (Gippsland Power) 136 points

Noah Gadsby (Geelong Falcons) 132 points

Calder Cannons vs Western Jets

Jackson Archer celebrates a goal with Joel Trudgeon. Picture: Getty Images

NAB LEAGUE SUPER RANKINGS (THROUGH ROUND 9 – MINIMUM 2 GAMES PLAYED)

Ranking, Player, Club, Position, 2021 Games, 2021 Ave. KFC SuperCoach Points

1. Joel Trudgeon (Northern Knights), MID, 5 games, 182 points

2. Nick Daicos (Oakleigh Chargers), MID/FWD, 5 games, 159 points

3. Samuel Frost (GWS Academy), MID, 4 games, 147 points

4. Ned Long (Northern Knights), MID, 3 games, 144 points

5. Pierce Roseby (Sydney Swans Academy), MID, 3 games, 142 points

6. Patrick Parnell* (Murray Bushrangers), GEN DEF, 4 games, 141 points

7. Bodhi Uwland (Gold Coast Academy), KEY DEF, 2 games, 141 points

8. Samuel Banks (Tasmania), GEN DEF, 2 games, 139 points

9. Connor MacDonald (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 3 games, 138 points

10. Felix Rogers (Sydney Swans Academy), GEN DEF, 3 games, 133 points

11. Fraser Marris (Greater Western Victoria Rebels), MID, 6 games, 132 points

12. Josh Ward (Northern Knights), MID, 4 games, 129 points

13. Oliver Davis (Tasmania), MID, 2 games, 129 points

14. Noah Gribble (Geelong Falcons), GEN DEF, 7 games, 128 points

15. Cody Raak (Western Jets), GEN DEF, 5 games, 127 points

16. Zavier Maher (Murray Bushrangers), MID, 2 games, 127 points

17. Matthew Hamblin (GWS Academy), GEN FWD, 4 games, 127 points

18. Joel Fitzgerald (Northern Knights), GEN DEF, 5 games, 125 points

19. Nick Hodgson (GWV Rebels), MID, 6 games, 123 points

20. Sam Conforti (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 4 games, 123 points

21. Ewan MacPherson (Northern Knights), MID, 4 games, 122 points

22. Chance Doultree (Gippsland Power), MID, 5 games, 122 points

23. Andy Moniz Wakefield (Northern Territory), MID, 2 games, 121 points

24. Noah Gadsby (Geelong Falcons), GEN DEF, 3 games, 120 points

25. Jordan Endemann (Sydney Swans Academy), GEN DEF, 3 games, 117 points

26. Ben Hobbs (GWV Rebels), MID, 3 games, 117 points

27. Hugh Fidler (Brisbane Lions Academy), MID, 2 games, 115 points

28. Maximus Monaghan (GWS Academy), GEN FWD, 4 games, 114 points

29. Baynen Lowe (Tasmania), MID, 4 games, 113 points

30. Joshua Rachele (Murray Bushrangers), GEN DEF, 3 games, 113 points

31. Zac Taylor (Calder Cannons), MID, 5 games, 112 points

32. Lachlan Riley (Sandringham Dragons), MID, 3 games, 111 points

33. Ned Moyle* (Oakleigh Chargers), RUCK, 4 games, 111 points

34. Joshua Green (GWS Academy), MID, 3 games, 111 points

35. Zac Young (Brisbane Lions Academy), N/A, 2 games, 111 points

36. Luke Fellows (GWS Academy), N/A, 4 games, 109 points

37. Jake Soligo (Eastern Ranges), MID, 5 games, 109 points

38. James Cahill (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 5 games, 109 points

39. Liam Conway (Western Jets), MID, 5 games, 108 points

40. Angus Anderson (Sydney Swans Academy), MID, 2 games, 108 points

41. Charlie McKay (Sandringham Dragons), MID, 5 games, 108 points

42. Mitchell Knevitt (Geelong Falcons), MID, 6 games, 108 points

43. Jacob Edwards* (Sandringham Dragons), RUCK, 3 games, 107 points

44. William Bella (Gold Coast Academy), KEY FWD, 2 games, 107 points

45. Bayleigh Welsh (Dandenong Stingrays), GEN DEF, 2 games, 107 points

46. Harrison White (Western Jets), MID, 5 games, 106 points

47. Finn Callaghan (Sandringham Dragons), GEN DEF, 5 games, 106 points

48. Sam Breuer (GWV Rebels), GEN DEF, 7 games, 106 points

49. Flynn Lakey (Calder Cannons), MID, 5 games, 106 points

50. Hugh Hamilton (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 4 games, 106 points

*Drafted to AFL clubs in the mid-season draft