See all the late team news and every SuperCoach score from Round 13 of the AFL season

If you traded Kangaroos star Ben Cunnington into your SuperCoach team, look away now. The midfielder is tagger Matt de Boer’s latest victim, tallying his lowest score of the season by a long way.

Mabior Chol is a late in for the Tigers. Picture: AAP Images

Matt de Boer is a SuperCoaches worst nightmare and the GWS tagger struck again in Hobart on Sunday.

de Boer restricted premium midfielder Ben Cunnington to his lowest SuperCoach score this season - by a long way - as he managed just 59 points.

Cunnington has been one of the most popular trade in options in the midfield given he has soared into the top three scorers for that position this season, averaging 114.8 points per game before Sunday.

The star Kangaroo could manage just 16 disposals and de Boer followed his every move and allowed him next to no space throughout the game.

Ben Cunnington was barely sighted against GWS. Picture: Getty

In a match where some of SuperCoach’s top scorers took centre stage, it was Josh Dunkley who stole the show.

Thrust back into the Western Bulldogs midfield in the past month, Dunkley continued his purple patch when he reached 71 SuperCoach points at quarter-time and finished with 173.

The Bulldogs midfield dominated their clash against Carlton at Marvel Stadium as Jack Macrae (150), Pat Lipinski (129), Tim English (121) and Marcus Bontempelli (112) scored hundreds.

Charlie Curnow was the star for Carlton with seven goals and 154 points.

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ADELAIDE V RICHMOND

Late change: Mabior Chol in for Ivan Soldo (illness)

Heroes: What more can we say about Reilly O’Brien’s brilliance? With Max Gawn and Brodie Grundy enjoying a week off, O’Brien stepped into the void with a monster game which yielded 19 disposals, 54 hit outs and 181 SuperCoach points. Brad Crouch was 98 points at halftime and finished with 129, while Rory Sloane continued his consistent season with 125. There were only two Tigers who cracked the ton, stand-in skipper Dustin Martin and young gun Sydney Stack.

Villains: It’s time to move on Noah Balta if you didn’t this week. His break even was 109 heading into Round 13 and although he’ll lose value, he’s still made a handy profit on your initial investment. Brodie Smith managed 74, but he’s not scoring the elite numbers to be a defensive keeper. Start making plans to move him on when Adelaide has the Round 14 bye.

TIGERS

Dustin Martin 108

Sydney Stack 103

Jack Graham 96

Dion Prestia 95

Brandon Ellis 92

Nick Vlastuin 76

Dylan Grimes 74

Tom J. Lynch 70

Bachar Houli 68

Patrick Naish 67

Liam Baker 66

Ryan Garthwaite 63

Daniel Rioli 63

Mabior Chol 59

Josh Caddy 58

Jack Higgins 58

Connor Menadue 57

Dan Butler 53

Nathan Broad 53

Noah Balta 51

Kamdyn McIntosh 42

Jason Castagna 41

CROWS

Reilly O’Brien 181

Brad Crouch 129

Rory Sloane 125

Rory Laird 121

Alex Keath 109

Rory Atkins 104

Cameron Ellis-Yolmen 103

Josh Jenkins 102

Matt Crouch 91

Hugh Greenwood 90

Taylor Walker 84

Brodie Smith 74

Paul Seedsman 69

Eddie Betts 63

Jordan Gallucci 62

Daniel Talia 61

Richard Douglas 61

Wayne Milera 52

Luke Brown 43

Jake Kelly 40

Kyle Hartigan 21

Lachlan Murphy 3

Zach Merrett was his usual prolific self on Friday night for Essendon. Picture: Michael Dodge/Getty Images.

ESSENDON V HAWTHORN

Hero: With some key superstars having the bye this week, there weren’t too many VC options. But anyone who went with Zach Merrett will be extremely happy after his huge score of 138. Don’t risk it. Bank those points and run with them.

Villain: It was his first game back form injury but Dylan Shiel didn’t exactly set the world on fire. He scored just 61. SuperCoaches who held onto him throughout the lay-off would have been hoping to be rewarded with double that. Ouch!

BOMBERS

Zach Merrett 138

Conor McKenna 113

Darcy Parish 110

Michael Hurley 102

Adam Saad 101

Dyson Heppell 95

David Zaharakis 89

Kyle Langford 87

Tom Bellchambers 78

Mason Redman 77

Dylan Clarke 76

Shaun McKernan 71

Jayden Laverde 68

Andrew McGrath 68

Cale Hooker 64

Dylan Shiel 61

Orazio Fantasia 52

Matt Guelfi 51

Patrick Ambrose 45

Josh Begley 42

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 42

Jake Stringer 38

HAWKS

Ricky Henderson 121

Isaac Smith 99

Jarman Impey 98

James Worpel 97

Blake Hardwick 95

Liam Shiels 92

Ben McEvoy 90

James Sicily 87

Tom Scully 80

Jonathon Ceglar 76

James Frawley 76

Shaun Burgoyne 73

Dylan Moore 69

Paul Puopolo 66

Conor Glass 65

Tim O’Brien 65

Jack Gunston 58

Luke Breust 53

James Cousins 50

Jaeger O’Meara 43

Ben Stratton 42

Kaiden Brand 39

Jack Billings was the hero of St Kilda’s win over Gold Coast. Picture: Quinn Rooney/Getty Images.

Heroes: Jack Billings produced one of the best individual games of the year to will St Kilda home. 33 disposals, eight marks, 11 tackles and two clutch last-quarter goals lifted his SuperCoach score to 169. He was one of the players who kept St Kilda in touch in the first half and his score at the main break reflected his importance. Any thoughts ruckman Rowan Marshall might drop off in the second half of the year were quashed when he managed 122 against Jarrod Witts, having a significant influence around the ground.

Villains: If you hadn’t already traded Matt Parker hoping he would get you through the byes, now is the time. Parker was still in 62,500 teams this week and had a break even of 23, so at least he made some cash. But with a score of 46, he’s likely to lose value in Round 14 and decrease the chances you can turn him directly into a premium. Former Cat George Horlin-Smith was the lowest scorer on the ground with only 14 points.

SUNS

Anthony Miles 118

Lachie Weller 100

Sam Day 92

David Swallow 90

Will Brodie 88

Jarrod Witts 84

Callum Ah Chee 82

Jack Martin 78

Jarrod Harbrow 78

Brayden Fiorini 77

Jesse Joyce 76

Darcy MacPherson 73

Peter Wright 73

Charlie Ballard 70

Jack Hombsch 68

Alex Sexton 65

Wil Powell 65

Corey Ellis 65

Nick Holman 59

Jack Lukosius 56

Ben King 39

George Horlin-Smith 14

SAINTS

Jack Billings 169

Rowan Marshall 122

Tim Membrey 116

Sebastian Ross 111

Luke Dunstan 102

Callum Wilkie 95

Jade Gresham 87

Jack Sinclair 86

Blake Acres 77

Shane Savage 77

Dean Kent 71

David Armitage 67

Jack Newnes 67

Brandon White 66

Josh Battle 60

Hunter Clark 58

Jonathon Marsh 55

Nathan Brown 48

Matthew Parker 46

Daniel McKenzie 46

Nick Hind 43

Josh Bruce 25

Michael Walters kicked six goals in Fremantle’s impressive win against Port Adelaide. Picture: Paul Kane/Getty Images.

FREMANTLE V PORT ADELAIDE

Heroes: Michael Walters will likely be one of the most traded in players this week after his six goals and 158-point SuperCoach performance — the online problem is, his price will soar. Those who had the VC on Nat Fyfe weren’t disappointed, with the Fremantle skipper outstanding notching up 129 points. Those who traded in Docker Luke Ryan would have been rubbing their hands together after his electric start but he could only manage just over 40 points after quarter time to finish on 88. Travis Boak was Port Adelaide’s best with 121 points, continuing his great form this season, while Scott Lycee (111), Ryan Burton (105), Tom Jonas (102) hit triple figures. Robbie Gray scored 99 in a good performance in a losing side.

Villains: SuperCoaches expect more from premium dual position status player David Mundy than his 76 points. Connor Rozee couldn’t back up his 81 points before the bye, managing just 44 points.

DOCKERS

Michael Walters 158

Nat Fyfe 129

Griffin Logue 93

Andrew Brayshaw 90

Luke Ryan 88

Ed Langdon 86

Jesse Hogan 84

Brennan Cox 82

Connor Blakely 79

Sean Darcy 78

Bradley Hill 77

David Mundy 76

Reece Conca 67

Joel Hamling 66

Ethan Hughes 65

Nathan Wilson 64

Brandon Matera 63

Darcy Tucker 62

Brett Bewley 57

Sam Switkowski 52

Stephen Hill 43

Taylin Duman 43

POWER

Travis Boak 121

Scott Lycett 111

Ryan Burton 105

Tom Jonas 102

Robbie Gray 99

Justin Westhoff 90

Paddy Ryder 86

Darcy Byrne-Jones 84

Dan Houston 75

Kane Farrell 72

Hamish Hartlett 71

Sam Powell-Pepper 66

Zak Butters 65

Xavier Duursma 64

Karl Amon 63

Jarrod Lienert 59

Tom Clurey 57

Steven Motlop 47

Riley Bonner 46

Connor Rozee 44

Dougal Howard 36

Sam Gray 35

Josh Dunkley had 71 points in the first quarter of Saturday night’s game. Picture: Michael Klein.

CARLTON V WESTERN BULLDOGS

Heroes: Where do you start? Eight Western Bulldogs players scored tons, with Josh Dunkley (173) the best of a prolific bunch. Jack Macrae (150) started the game on Patrick Cripps but still won plenty of his own ball. Charlie Curnow bagged seven goals on his way to a team-high 154 for Carlton, while three others Blues reached triple figures to make it 12 century scores for the game!

Villains: Hard to fault a second-gamer, but thousands of coaches traded in Ryan Gardner this week hoping for scores at least close to his debut 41. He kicked a goal, but otherwise was rarely sighted and scored 22. Tom Liberatore’s injury when he was on 30 makes him a must-trade heading into Round 14, if you have been patient and held on this long. Sam Walsh (50) and Michael Gibbons (34) can also be safely traded as Carlton prepares for its bye. Walsh to Lachie Neale will be a very popular trade this week.

BULLDOGS

Josh Dunkley 173

Jack Macrae 150

Patrick Lipinski 129

Tim English 121

Caleb Daniel 114

Marcus Bontempelli 112

Matthew Suckling 105

Lachie Hunter 101

Jason Johannisen 89

Aaron Naughton 80

Tory Dickson 76

Bailey Smith 76

Sam Lloyd 70

Easton Wood 69

Hayden Crozier 62

Jackson Trengove 59

Zaine Cordy 47

Toby McLean 44

Bailey Williams 43

Tom Liberatore 30

Bailey Dale 23

Ryan Gardner 22

BLUES

Charlie Curnow 154

Matthew Kreuzer 119

Sam Petrevski-Seton 111

Levi Casboult 102

Marc Murphy 99

Kade Simpson 79

Patrick Cripps 78

Lochie O’Brien 78

Dale Thomas 74

David Cuningham 66

Caleb Marchbank 65

Nic Newman 64

Will Setterfield 62

Sam Walsh 50

Lachie Plowman 49

Zac Fisher 47

Paddy Dow 41

Ed Curnow 39

Harry McKay 38

Michael Gibbons 34

Mitch McGovern 30

Jacob Weitering 28

NORTH MELBOURNE V GWS GIANTS

Heroes: Take your pick from the popular Giants. Zac Williams (143), Stephen Coniglio (130), Josh Kelly (128) and Shane Mumford (117) all had huge games against North Melbourne, delivering for SuperCoaches in what has been a tough Round 13 bye round. Eight GWS players hit triple figures, including Jacob Hopper and Tim Taranto, who have had outstanding seasons. Keep your eye on Toby Greene (104 points) because if he can get his body right, he’ll be a SuperCoach steal. Todd Goldstein was North Melbourne’s best performer with 97 points.

Villains: Ben Cunnington where for art thou? The Kangaroo is tagger Matt de Boer’s latest victim, scoring his lowest points (by a long way) for the season with a measly 59. Ouch. Jeremy Cameron has put up some big numbers this season but couldn’t join in the Giants’ party on Sunday, scoring just 54. Popular cash cow Nick Larkey was quiet, managing just 40 points.

KANGAROOS

Todd Goldstein 97

Jed Anderson 90

Luke McDonald 83

Shaun Atley 82

Jack Ziebell 80

Tarryn Thomas 79

Kayne Turner 79

Trent Dumont 75

Jasper Pittard 74

Marley Williams 73

Taylor Garner 70

Robbie Tarrant 65

Scott D. Thompson 64

Sam Durdin 63

Ben Brown 61

Luke Davies-Uniacke 60

Ben Cunnington 59

Jared Polec 56

Cameron Zurhaar 44

Nick Larkey 40

Mason Wood 33

Jy Simpkin 19

GIANTS

Zac Williams 143

Stephen Coniglio 130

Josh Kelly 128

Shane Mumford 117

Jacob Hopper 114

Tim Taranto 105

Toby Greene 104

Brett Deledio 104

Phil Davis 99

Harry Himmelberg 95

Matt Buntine 83

Jake Stein 74

Harry Perryman 70

Heath Shaw 69

Sam Taylor 57

Jeremy Finlayson 56

Adam Tomlinson 56

Jeremy Cameron 54

Brent Daniels 53

Sam J. Reid 52

Matt de Boer 47

Adam Kennedy 42

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