NAB League Top 50: Rankings, top SuperCoach scores from Round 12

Some famous names — including two top prospects for next year’s draft — starred in the NAB League over the weekend. See the top SuperCoach scores and latest rankings here.

Western Jets midfielder Jaelen Pavlidis put his pressure and competitiveness on show as he produced his best performance of the season in the NAB League on Sunday.

After initially missing out on making Vic Metro’s final squad for the under-18 national championships, Pavlidis received a call up to play against Western Australia in the state team’s third match of the championships earlier this month.

He backed up that match with a stunning return to the NAB League against the Eastern Ranges on Sunday, logging 32 disposals (19 contested), six marks, five clearances, five score involvements and a goal.

The 181cm onballer also logged a staggering 17 ground ball gets and 15 tackles for a total of 215 SuperCoach ranking points.

An over-age player who is described as a “smooth mover”, Pavlidis turns 19 in September.

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Jaelen Pavlidis had a big game for the Western Jets on Saturday. Picture: Getty Images

Another over-age player starred for the Murray Bushrangers in their loss to the Dandenong Stingrays on Saturday, with Noah Bradshaw gathering 28 disposals along with four clearances, seven score involvements and 11 tackles.

The son of two-time Brisbane Lions premiership player Daniel Bradshaw, the Lions have been keeping a close eye on Bradshaw’s development this year.

He has also featured in two VFL matches for Collingwood.

Noah Bradshaw gathering 28 disposals along with four clearances, seven score involvements and 11 tackles.

Zane Duursma was another standout from the weekend’s matches, continuing an ultra-impressive season which has positioned him as one of the top-five prospects for the 2023 national draft.

The younger brother of Port Adelaide forward Xavier Duursma, the 16-year-old midfielder-forward recorded 18 disposals, three clearances, six score involvements, five tackles and three goals for Gippsland Power in its win over the Oakleigh Chargers on Saturday.

Another top draft prospect for 2023, Nick Watson kicked four goals from seven disposals for the Eastern Ranges in their win over the Western Jets on Sunday.

Zane Duursma continues to star, despite still being 16 years old. Picture: Getty Images

Top Supercoach scores from round 12

CALDER CANNONS 5.5 (35) def. by NORTHERN KNIGHTS 10.16 (76)

191 points – Benjamin Ham (Northern Knights)

179 points – Jonathan Tomasiello (Northern Knights)

142 points – Josh Hamilton (Northern Knights)

123 points – Aleksandr D’Arro (Northern Knights)

110 points – Nate Caddy (Northern Knights)

GIPPSLAND POWER 13.6 (84) def. OAKLEIGH CHARGERS 11.12 (78)

153 points – Zane Duursma (Gippsland Power)

152 points – Coby Burgiel (Geelong Falcons)

142 points – Mitchell Moschetti (Gippsland Power)

136 points – Max Walton (Gippsland Power)

116 points – Oliver Badr (Oakleigh Chargers)

DANDENONG STINGRAYS 11.8 (74) def. MURRAY BUSHRAGNERS 10.11 (71)

138 points – Noah Bradshaw (Murray Bushrangers)

129 points – Nicholas Quigg (Murray Bushrangers)

121 points – Harrison Jones (Dandenong Stingrays)

119 points – Ned Moodie (Dandenong Stingrays)

102 points – Max Byrne (Murray Bushrangers)

WESTERN JETS 11.6 (72) def. by EASTERN RANGES 19.10 (124)

215 points – Jaelen Pavlidis (Western Jets)

152 points – Jhye Peacock (Eastern Ranges)

132 points – Nick Watson (Eastern Ranges)

127 points – Kai Windsor (Eastern Ranges)

113 points – Zac Greeves (Eastern Ranges)

GWV REBELS 10.8 (68) def. by SANDRINGHAM DRAGONS 13.7 (85)

180 points – Lachlan Charleson (GWV Rebels)

145 points – Brody Pope (GWV Rebels)

121 points – Jamie Hope (Sandringham Dragons)

109 points – Luamon Lual (GWV Rebels)

105 points – Vincent Huf (GWV Rebels)

GEELONG FALCONS 12.14 (86) def. BENDIGO PIONEERS 8.13 (61)

202 points – Tom Gillet (Geelong Falcons)

129 points – Michael Kiraly (Bendigo Pioneers)

120 points – Michael Rudd (Geelong Falcons)

113 points – Osca Riccardi (Geelong Falcons)

109 points – Hugh Hamilton (Bendigo Pioneers)

Bendigo’s Charlie Barnett tries to juggle a mark against Geelong Falcons on Sunday. Picture: Getty Images

NAB League top 50 rankings after round 12

Ranking, Player, Club, Position, 2022 Games, 2022 Ave. KFC SuperCoach Points

1. Will Ashcroft (Sandringham Dragons), MID, 7 games, 156 points

2. Harry Sheezel (Sandringham Dragons), FWD, 7 games, 149 points

3. Lachlan Cowan (Tasmania Devils), DEF, 7 games, 141 points

4. Joel Fitzgerald (Northern Knights), DEF, 1 game, 140 points

5. Elijah Tsatas (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 4 games, 137 points

6. Jai Culley* (Dandenong Stingrays), MID/FWD, 2 games, 135 points

7. Massimo D’Ambrosio* (Western Jets), DEF, 4 games, 134 points

8. Ted Clohesy (Geelong Falcons), MID, 6 games, 131 points

9. Bailey Humphrey (Gippsland Power), MID, 6 games, 130 points

10. Charlie Molan (GWV Rebels), MID, 3 games, 129 points

11. Lloyd Johnston (NT Thunder), DEF, 3 games, 127 points

12. Seth Campbell (Tasmania Devils), FWD, 8 games, 126 points

13. George Wardlaw (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 3 games, 125 points

14. Hugh Bond (GWV Rebels), MID, 7 games, 124 points

15. Tom Gillet (Geelong Falcons), FWD, 5 games, 123 points

16. Taj Campbell-Farrell (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 10 games, 123 points

17. Jaelen Pavlidis (Western Jets), FWD, 9 games, 122 points

18. Mitchell Moschetti (Gippsland Power), MID, 7 games, 122 points

19. Max Walton (Gippsland Power), MID, 5 games, 121 points

20. Oskar Faulkhead* (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 5 games, 121 points

21. Michael Ktona (Calder Cannons), 4 games, 120 points

22. Nicholas Quigg (Murray Bushrangers), MID, 10 games, 118 points

23. Colby McKercher (Tasmania Devils), 8 games, 117 points

24. Patrick Dozzi (Northern Knights), MID, 6 games, 117 points

25. Aaron Cadman (GWV Rebels), FWD, 7 games, 117 points

26. Ethan Grace (GWS Academy), FWD, 4 games, 117 points

27. Coby Burgiel (Geelong Falcons), FWD, 5 games, 117 points

28. Noah Bradshaw (Brisbane Lions Academy), MID, 9 games, 115 points

29. Mitch Szybkowski (Dandenong Stingrays), MID, 4 games, 115 points

30. Harley Reid (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 7 games, 115 points

31. Jason Gillbee (Bendigo Pioneers), MID, 6 games, 115 points

32. Liam Jones (Tasmania Devils), MID, 9 games, 114 points

33. Luke Giacometti (Sydney Academy), DEF, 4 games, 114 points

34. Harry Rowston (GWS Academy), FWD, 4 games, 113 points

35. Zane Duursma (Gippsland Power), MID-FWD, 8 games, 113 points

36. Euriah Hollard (Geelong Falcons), FWD, 9 games, 113 points

37. Nick Madden (GWS Academy), RUCK, 4 games, 112 points

38. Jed Foggo (Gold Coast Suns Academy), MID, 3 games, 112 points

39. Olivier Northam (Geelong Falcons), RUCK, 9 games, 112 points

40. Luke Fellows (GWS Academy), DEF, 4 games, 111 points

41. Angus Anderson (Swans Academy) MID, 2 games, 110 points

42. Jaspa Fletcher (Lions Academy), MID, 3 games, 110 points

43. Will Lorenz (Oakleigh Chargers), MID, 1 game, 109 points

44. Cam Mackenzie (Sandringham Dragons), MID, 5 games, 108 points

45. Jonathan Tomasiello (Northern Knights), MID, 6 games, 108 points

46. Jhye Clark (Geelong Falcons), MID, 6 games, 108 points

47. Tyreece Leiu (Eastern Ranges), FWD, 3 games, 108 points

48. Max Ramsden* (Sandringham Dragons), 6 games, 107 points

49. Jake Rogers (Gold Coast Suns Academy), 3 games, 107 points

50. Callum Verrell (Eastern Ranges), MID, 7 games, 107 points

*Recruited in AFL Mid-Season Draft