Every KFC SuperCoach score from the AAMI Community Series
The full round of official practice matches is in the books — and so are the KFC SuperCoach scores from every game. See who starred and who flopped.
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The AAMI Community series is here and it could be the most important round of pre-season matches in KFC SuperCoach history.
It’s clubs’ one and only official Round 1 dress rehearsal.
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So which rookies put their name in the selection frame? Who confirmed their breakout contender status? And which stars have hit the ground running in 2021?
Here is every KFC SuperCoach from the opening game of the AAMI Series.
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SUNS V LIONS
SUNS
All eyes were on Matt Rowell ($495,100 MID) in the first game most of us have seen him play since he injured his shoulder in Round 5 last season. he former No.1 draft pick had 20 dispoals in 81 per cent of game time for 91 points, but the stat that will please his tens of thousands of KFC SuperCoach owners is 17 contested possessions — four more than anyone else on the field. Ex-Tiger Oleg Markov ($314,300 DEF) started like a house on fire but couldn’t maintain the rage, and please don’t pick Darcy MacPherson ($306,700 FWD) despite an impressive showing. He starred in the pre-season last year but was one of the biggest disappointments of 2020, averaging just 57 points a game.
Lachie Weller 110
Jarrod Witts 103
Wil Powell 103
Darcy MacPherson 97
Alex Sexton 93
Touk Miller 91
Matt Rowell 91
Will Brodie 90
Brandon Ellis 89
Sam Day 84
Connor Budarick 83
Hugh Greenwood 75
Charlie Ballard 75
Jarrod Harbrow 63
Oleg Markov 63
Jack Lukosius 61
Noah Anderson 55
Jack Bowes 54
Caleb Graham 51
David Swallow 48
Ben King 45
Sam Collins 39
Ben Ainsworth 14
Chris Burgess 7
Nick Holman 7
LIONS
Superstar midfielder Lachie Neale ($721,800 MID) just rolled his arm over, cracking a KFC SuperCoach ton after a very slow start to ease any concerns over a calf issue that interrupted his pre-season. Joe Daniher ($233,300 FWD) kicked three goals and spent some time in the ruck and, crucially, didn’t get injured. He’s looking like — dare we say it — a safe pick for Round 1. Rookie hopes Nakia Cockatoo and Ely Smith both missed the best 22 but we could have a late defensive cheapie bolter in the form of Harry Sharp ($117,300 DEF/MID), who picked up 10 disposals and kicked a goal in just under 50 per cent of game time.
Jarrod Berry 114
Charlie Cameron 107
Dayne Zorko 105
Lachie Neale 101
Daniel Rich 96
Grant Birchall 93
Zac Bailey 90
Harris Andrews 85
Oscar McInerney 76
Ryan Lester 74
Hugh McCluggage 73
Tom Fullarton 65
Joe Daniher 63
Mitch Robinson 61
Eric Hipwood 55
Lincoln McCarthy 54
Harry Sharp 52
Jarryd Lyons 49
Jack Payne 45
Callum Ah Chee 44
Brandon Starcevich 42
Keidean Coleman 32
Cam Rayner 22
MORE: ULTIMATE AAMI SERIES SUPERCOACH SCOUTING REPORT
BULLDOGS V DEMONS
DOGS
So much for The Bont being “POD” in KFC SuperCoach. Coaches have shied away from the star Bulldogs midfielders out of fear of them stealing each other’s points, but on this evidence there are plenty to go around, even after Adam Treloar is added to the midfield mix. Marcus Bontempelli ($623,900 MID) was supreme with 32 disposals and three goals, Jack Macrae ($650,100 MID) had the ball on a string and Josh Dunkley ($560,200 FWD/MID) laid 11 tackles. To top it off Caleb Daniel buzzed off half-back on his way to 34 touches of his own, making his past six KFC SuperCoach scores 110, 118, 120, 92, 152 and 141. And the Dogs weren’t just offering up premium options across the field — bottom-priced rookies Anthony Scott ($102,400 MID/FWD) and Lachie McNeil ($102,400 MID) are right in the frame for a Round 1 start.
Marcus Bontempelli 198
Josh Dunkley 170
Jack Macrae 158
Caleb Daniel 141
Tom Liberatore 140
Patrick Lipinski 108
Bailey Williams 100
Bailey Dale 95
Tim English 85
Anthony Scott 79
Josh Bruce 75
Lachie Hunter 71
Stefan Martin 68
Hayden Crozier 66
Bailey Smith 64
Rhylee West 55
Ryan Gardner 45
Mitch Wallis 43
Buku Khamis 37
Lachlan McNeil 35
Aaron Naughton 25
Alex Keath 22
Dominic Bedendo 11
Laitham Vandermee r4
DEMONS
Speaking of point of difference picks, Steven May ($507,900 DEF) was a great pick-up in the run home last year when he averaged 111 over the past seven rounds. He could be a good unique option again in 2021. James Harmes ($344,700 DEF) played in the midfield but did he do enough as a mid-price pick? Meanwhile, rookie hope James Jordon ($123,900 MID) started brightly, hopefully his 14 touches is enough to convince Simon Goodwin to pick him in Round 1.
Steven May 140
Jake Lever 123
Alex Neal-Bullen 113
Max Gawn 102
Ed Langdon 88
Bayley Fritsch 79
Christian Petracca 79
James Harmes 72
Trent Rivers 59
Kade Chandler 59
Nathan Jones 58
Luke Jackson 50
Adam Tomlinson 43
Neville Jetta 43
Charlie Spargo 42
Tom Sparrow 40
Jayden Hunt 38
James Jordon 37
Tom McDonald 34
Jake Bowey 31
Oskar Baker 27
Aaron vandenBerg 25
Jay Lockhart 16
Toby Bedford 9
MORE: ULTIMATE AAMI SERIES SUPERCOACH SCOUTING REPORT
DOCKERS V EAGLES
DOCKERS
Stop tempting us Nat Fyfe ($608,300 MID). The Fremantle skipper continued his red-hot pre-season with another dominant outing against the Eagles. There were plenty of eyes on second-year Docker Hayden Young ($279,400 DEF) and he enjoyed kick-out duties in the absence of Luke Ryan. It was a pleasing return for those planning to start Young, but not enough to result in a bandwagon jumping on. Lloyd Meek ($123,900 RUCK) is firming for a Round 1 start and could be a perfect R3 if Matthew Flynn misses out at GWS. He might even be a better cash cow regardless, although Meek is set to face Max Gawn on debut. Andrew Brayshaw ($544,200 MID) did just enough to be considered as a POD midfielder, although there’s better options at the same price or cheaper. The story was undoubtedly Fyfe — will you take the risk and hope he gets through a full campaign?
Nat Fyfe 128
Ethan Hughes 122
Brennan Cox 122
Andrew Brayshaw 94
Hayden Young 83
James Aish 82
David Mundy 78
Michael Frederick 77
Lloyd Meek 75
Blake Acres 75
Alex Pearce 71
Darcy Tucker 69
Lachie Schultz 57
Joel Hamling 57
Reece Conca 51
Tobe Watson 50
Connor Blakely 49
Bailey Banfield 48
Mitch Crowden 37
Liam Henry 34
Michael Walters 30
Josh Treacy 27
Matt Taberner 20
Travis Colyer 20
Heath Chapman 16
Rory Lobb 6
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EAGLES
Not much to consider from West Coast, although a fast finish by Liam Duggan ($448,600 DEF) gave KFC SuperCoaches plenty to think about. Duggan was meandering to a score of about 80 in his new midfield role before launching late. If you still weren’t impressed, it might be worth finding the extra $70k to start Jayden Short instead. Liam Ryan ($409,600 FWD) produced some great moments but what would he have scored without three goals? He’s a huge risk-reward play. Not sure I could reccomend Andrew Gaff ($570,800 MID). His big possession numbers don’t equate to big KFC SuperCoach scores often enough and that was the case again on Sunday night. You’d have to love a unique player to start Barrass or Sheppard — but they’re great options in KFC SuperCoach Draft.
Tom Barrass 120
Luke Shuey 103
Brad Sheppard 101
Dom Sheed 98
Liam Duggan 98
Jack Darling 89
Tom Cole 88
Jack Redden 88
Shannon Hurn 87
Liam Ryan 86
Andrew Gaff 85
Alex Witherden 81
Jackson Nelson 77
Jeremy McGovern 76
Jamie Cripps 64
Oscar Allen 62
Xavier O’Neill 59
Jamaine Jones 54
Jack Petruccelle 51
Josh Rotham 42
Nic Naitanui 39
Zane Trew 22
Nathan Vardy 16
Harry Edwards 16
Zac Langdon 12
Isiah Winder 11
POWER V CROWS
POWER
Add Zak Butters ($471,400 FWD) to your list of mid-price forwards after a 24-disposals, 10-mark performance, but you can cross off Connor Rozee ($377,200 FWD). He was possibly even more brilliant against the Crows but confirmed post-match he’s likely to have foot surgery which will rule him out of the opening rounds. Rookie watchers had to wait until the seond half to see Lachie Jones ($139,800 DEF) but he was super impressive in his shortened game time. Come on, Kenny, back him in!
Dan Houston 134
Zak Butters 127
Aliir Aliir 122
Robbie Gray 121
Ollie Wines 111
Willem Drew 109
Riley Bonner 109
Karl Amon 94
Peter Ladhams 89
Darcy Byrne-Jones 88
Connor Rozee 86
Kane Farrell 85
Ryan Burton 85
Tom Jonas 81
Orazio Fantasia 79
Miles Bergman 77
Xavier Duursma 75
Scott Lycett 68
Steven Motlop 58
Tom Rockliff 45
Tom Clurey 44
Lachlan Jones 43
Mitch Georgiades 37
Travis Boak 36
Charlie Dixon 28
Jackson Mead 25
CROWS
Another tough day at the office but Rory Laird ($564,700 DEF/MID) played as a midfielder all day, which is a positive sign for his 2021 prospects. James Rowe ($117,300 FWD) is a Round 1 lock and would have scored better if he didn’t hit the post from a metre out after a piece of sharp crumbing in the goalsquare. Rory Sloane ($471,900 MID) offers value but cheapies Riley Thilthorpe ($202,800 FWD) and Sam Berry ($117,300 MID) only played a half and didn’t see much of it.
Brodie Smith 108
Rory Laird 99
Rory Sloane 98
Andrew McPherson 84
Matt Crouch 83
Jordon Butts 70
Lachlan Sholl 68
James Rowe 63
Reilly O’Brien 58
Paul Seedsman 56
Taylor Walker 52
Ben Keays 46
Darcy Fogarty 44
Will Hamill 42
Luke Brown 41
Nicholas Murray 39
Shane McAdam 35
Mitchell Hinge 35
Harry Schoenberg 30
Ned McHenry 29
Billy Frampton 23
Chayce Jones 13
Sam Berry 13
Riley Thilthorpe 12
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GWS GIANTS V SYDNEY
GIANTS
The Giants’ ruck setup will be one of the biggest KFC SuperCoach talking points leading into Round 1. Matthew Flynn($123,900 RUCK) looked set to take over the No.1 ruck role after an injury to Braydon Preuss, but he rolled an ankle opening the door for Kieren Briggs ($123,900 DEF/FWD), who held his own in the role against Sydney, while Shane Mumford played in a reserves trial match. Mid-price midfielders Tim Taranto ($453,700 MID) and Tom Green ($351,400 MID) didn’t lose any fans while Josh Kelly ($615,500 MID) looks like he will love the new man on the mark rule.
Toby Greene 132
Josh Kelly 109
Tim Taranto 106
Harry Perryman 87
Tom Green 83
Sam Reid 82
Kieren Briggs 81
Matt de Boer 76
Harry Himmelberg 76
Callan Ward 73
Jacob Hopper 72
Stephen Coniglio 70
Connor Idun 69
Isaac Cumming 69
Matt Buntine 68
Lachie Ash 66
Jack Buckley 62
Tanner Bruhn 62
Sam Taylor 57
Nick Haynes 52
Daniel Lloyd 50
Lachlan Keeffe 45
Jake Riccardi 39
Xavier O’Halloran 23
Jeremy Finlayson 17
Nick Shipley -2
SWANS
The Sydney rookie factory is in full production with a trio of exciting youngsters in line to make their debut in Round 1. Braeden Campbell ($189,300 MID/FWD) hardly wasted any of his 18 disposals, Errol Gulden (4117,300 MID) was busy with 14 disposals, four tackles and a goal, and No.4 draft pick Logan McDonald ($193,800 FWD) showed some great signs after coming on at halftime, although that is a lot to pay for a young key forward. The other Swans cheapie to watch is Chad Warner ($144,000 FWD), who played two tames last year without setting the world on fire (soring 29 and 38) but seems to have taken some big strides over the pre-season.
James Rowbottom 114
Luke Parker 96
Sam Wicks 90
Chad Warner 89
Braeden Campbell 85
George Hewett 79
Tom McCartin 79
Jordan Dawson 78
Callum Mills 78
Oliver Florent 77
Errol Gulden 77
Josh P. Kennedy 76
Isaac Heeney 76
Nick Blakey 62
Logan McDonald 61
Sam Reid 52
Lewis Melican 51
Tom Hickey 50
Will Hayward 46
Tom Papley 43
Harry Cunningham 41
Dane Rampe 36
Callum Sinclair 24
Matthew Ling 8
Ryan Clarke 5
James Bell 3
GEELONG v ESSENDON
Patrick Dangerfield ($611,900 FWD/MID) eased his way back into the action after an interrupted summer and should be firing on all cylinders for Round 1, but the big bolter for the Cats was Jordan Clark ($241,900 DEF/MID) who managed just three matches last year. He played on a wing but drifted back to take a kick-out and forward to kick a goal among his 27 disposals. Rookie forward Francis Evans ($123,900 FWD) only came on late but did snag a goal.
CATS
Tom Stewart 133
Tom Atkins 120
Jordan Clark 119
Patrick Dangerfield 94
Josh Jenkins 92
Lachie Henderson 87
Mark Blicavs 82
Jed Bews 79
Isaac Smith 79
Mark O’Connor 77
Tom Hawkins 74
Jeremy Cameron 73
Brandan Parfitt 70
Joel Selwood 70
Cameron Guthrie 68
Sam Menegola 49
Zach Guthrie 47
Gryan Miers 46
Shaun Higgins 44
Charlie Constable 43
Gary Rohan 42
Francis Evans 38
Zach Tuohy 38
Sam De Koning 34
Jack Henry 34
Jake Kolodjashnij 33
BOMBERS
Expect the KFC SuperCoach popularity of Zach Merrett ($620,900 MID) to shoot up after a slick 37-disposal performance. He has been one of the most reliable SuperCoach midfielders of recent seasons and looks set to pick up from where he left off last season (personal pest average 115.6). Jordan Ridley ($547,700 DEF) is a very viable option down back, but there are some concerns over mid-pricer Dyson Heppell ($319,100 MID) who looked in good shape gathering 21 disposals, but scored just 53 points. Speaking of alarm bells, practice match surprise packet Alec Waterman ($102,400 FWD) scored just 13 after playing only 25 per cent game time.
Zach Merrett 126
Jordan Ridley 110
Darcy Parish 89
Peter Wright 89
Jye Caldwell 87
Kyle Langford 85
Jayden Laverde 79
Cale Hooker 76
Devon Smith 74
Andrew McGrath 72
Sam Draper 71
Dylan Shiel 68
Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 63
Nick Hind 60
Dyson Heppell 53
Ned Cahill 52
Aaron Francis 48
Harrison Jones 43
Will Snelling 36
Nikolas Cox 32
Nick Bryan 29
Brayden Ham 28
Martin Gleeson 24
James Stewart 24
Alec Waterman 13
Archie Perkins 3
NORTH MELBOURNE V HAWTHORN
ROOS
Mid-pricers have been taunting KFC SuperCoaches for most of pre-season but Luke Davies-Uniacke might be the real deal. A $432k midfielder, the tough on-baller was dominant in the clinches against the Hawks. Dom Tyson ($243k MID) looms as a potential bolter after a three-goal outing, while $257k FWD Jack Ziebell all but confirmed himself as a lock for Round 1 playing in his new defensive role. He even took a few kick-outs.
Luke Davies-Uniacke 122
Dom Tyson 111
Jack Ziebell 107
Josh Walker 105
Jaidyn Stephenson 91
Aidan Corr 85
Jy Simpkin 78
Kayne Turner 76
Tarryn Thomas 75
Todd Goldstein 68
Shaun Atley 62
Tom Powell 57
Nick Larkey 50
Lachie Young 50
Kyron Hayden 46
Luke McDonald 46
Ben McKay 44
Atu Bosenavulagi 38
Bailey Scott 36
Cameron Zurhaar 35
Tom Campbell 28
Curtis Taylor 27
Charlie Lazzaro 21
Will Phillips 19
Jack Mahony 16
Phoenix Spicer 8
HAWKS
Tom Phillips F2 anyone? At $402k, the former Pie represents serious value for a player who averaged 90 in 2018 and will get more time on the inside as a Hawk — especially with Tom Mitchell in doubt for Round 1. Jacob Koschitzke won’t kick six goals every week but if you need a defensive rookie, at least we know he’ll be playing Round 1. Eyebrows were raised when Gilbert Gardiner had Changkuoth Jiath ($266k DEF) in his seven must-haves in January..well it’s time we eat humble pie after this intercepting masterclass. Tyler Brockman’s 80 sent his ownership skyrocketing.
Liam Shiels 144
Tom Phillips 134
Jacob Koschitzke 130
Harry Morrison 127
Changkuoth Jiath 123
Dylan Moore 108
Jonathon Ceglar 92
Ben McEvoy 87
James Worpel 80
Oliver Hanrahan 80
Tyler Brockman 80
Blake Hardwick 65
Will Day 65
Conor Nash 64
Daniel Howe 62
Sam Frost 55
Kyle Hartigan 55
Tim O’Brien 51
Shaun Burgoyne 50
Connor Downie 40
Jarman Impey 39
Damon Greaves 35
Lachlan Bramble 29
Michael Hartley 0
Finn Maginness 0
COLLINGWOOD v RICHMOND
MAGPIES
Jordan De Goey ($435,200 FWD) was the beneficiary of Steele Sidebottom’s injury, spending more time in the middle, attending the second-most centre bounces for the Pies and tallying 27 disposals and five clearances. Only Jack Crisp ($533,200 DEF) won more of the ball, finishing with a team-high 130 points, on the back of 29 touches. Jeremy Howe ($517,900 DEF) had 20 disposals in a half while mid-price options Brayden Sier ($313,800 MID) and Isaac Quaynor ($404,300 DEF) did enough to stay in the minds of KFC SuperCoaches. But it wasn’t a good night for the rookie-price Magpies, with Trent Bianco ($123,900 MID) failing to play any minutes and Oliver Henry ($135,800 FWD) struggling to have much of an impact.
Jack Crisp 130
Brodie Grundy 118
Brayden Maynard 107
Scott Pendlebury 104
Jordan De Goey 100
Jeremy Howe 90
Mason Cox 84
John Noble 80
Brayden Sier 76
Isaac Quaynor 73
Darcy Moore 71
Darcy Cameron 67
Josh Thomas 63
Tyler Brown 58
Jack Madgen 58
Josh Daicos 56
Jamie Elliott 55
Jordan Roughead 52
Callum L. Brown 49
Will Hoskin-Elliott 28
Trey Ruscoe 26
Will Kelly 11
Steele Sidebottom 8
Oliver Henry 7
Trent Bianco 0
Levi Greenwood 0
TIGERS
Jayden Short ($519,300 DEF) was the KFC SuperCoach story of Friday’s clash with his ownership jumping 7.4 per cent overnight after the running defender did as he pleased against the Magpies. Short tallied 43 disposals and 12 marks, on his way to a game-high 164 points. Josh Caddy ($335,100 MID) had 29 disposals on a wing but we’ve seen that in the pre-season before, while Dustin Martin ($541,600 FWD) cruised to 70 points, from 23 disposals, in three quarters. Richmond’s rookie-price midfield hope Riley Collier-Dawkins ($123,900 MID) showed enough to suggest he’s ready, attending eight centre bounces and recording eight disposals in 39 per cent game-time. But will it be enough?
In the past 10 hours Jayden Short's #supercoach ownership has gone from 2% to 9.4% pic.twitter.com/lklAxxxNPX
— Tim Michell (@tim_michell) March 5, 2021
Jayden Short 165
Josh Caddy 101
Jack Riewoldt 98
Shane Edwards 98
Kamdyn McIntosh 95
Liam Baker 93
Jack Graham 78
Nick Vlastuin 77
Jason Castagna 76
Dustin Martin 70
David Astbury 69
Kane Lambert 69
Toby Nankervis 62
Dylan Grimes 61
Callum Coleman-Jones 59
Marlion Pickett 56
Shai Bolton 54
Daniel Rioli 52
Nathan Broad 49
Mabior Chol 45
Noah Balta 42
Trent Cotchin 41
Jake Aarts 40
Derek Eggmolesse-Smith 34
Will Martyn 26
Riley Collier-Dawkins 16
CARLTON V ST KILDA
BLUES
Jack Silvagni ($257,400 FWD) topscored for Carlton, booting 3.1 from his 17 disposals, but Williams’ ($458,600 DEF) first half was the highlight for KFC SuperCoaches. The former Giant had 10 disposals, five clearances, five tackles, two goals and 64 points by halftime and finished with 82 from 72 per cent game time. Fellow recruit Adam Saad ($526,200) also impressed with 21 disposals and a long-range goal while young gun Sam Walsh ($543,300 MID), who also spent time on the bench in the final term, attended more centre bounces than any other Blue, on his way to a team-high 25 disposals in 75 per cent game time. His ball use was the only thing to let him down slightly. The midfield role was again there for Paddy Dow ($202,400 MID-FWD) but skipper Patrick Cripps’ ($523,700 MID) time deep inside-50 was a concern.
Jack Silvagni 107
Marc Pittonet 101
Liam Jones 93
Marc Murphy 88
Adam Saad 86
Zac Williams 82
Zac Fisher 82
Sam Docherty 76
Oscar McDonald 74
Patrick Cripps 69
Will Setterfield 66
Lachie Fogarty 64
Jacob Weitering 63
Sam Walsh 61
Sam Petrevski-Seton 56
Paddy Dow 54
Ed Curnow 52
Lachie Plowman 44
David Cuningham 42
Lochie O’Brien 39
Jack Newnes 38
Jack Martin 35
Tom Williamson 32
Callum Moore 14
Michael Gibbons 0
Harry McKay -3
SAINTS
The Jacks were back at it on Thursday night. Jack Sinclair ($426,600 MID) was the KFC SuperCoach star, tallying a game-high 28 disposals and 130 points, while co-captain Jack Steele ($658,000 MID) picked up where he left off with a typically prolific display, finishing with 27 disposals and 101 points. But former Tiger Higgins ($419,600 FWD) could be the story of the night, backing up an impressive practice match performance with 24 disposals, seven marks, three goal assists, one goal and 104 points to put his hand up in the mid-price bracket in the forward line. SSP rookie Paul Hunter ($102,400) has KFC SuperCoach crying out for an extra ruck bench spot while Tom Highmore ($117,300) is firming for a Round 1 star after a solid display - and James Frawley’s injury.
Jack Sinclair 130
Shaun McKernan 109
Bradley Hill 105
Jack Lonie 105
Jack Higgins 104
Jack Steele 101
Sebastian Ross 97
Hunter Clark 96
Tim Membrey 94
Jade Gresham 80
Paul Hunter 77
Callum Wilkie 75
Jimmy Webster 72
Nick Coffield 67
Jack Billings 66
Ben Long 65
Dougal Howard 64
Max King 58
Brad Crouch 50
Dan Butler 47
Thomas Highmore 47
Josh Battle 31
Daniel McKenzie 19
Jack Bytel 19
Mason Wood 10
James Frawley -1
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