SuperCoach 2017: JLT Series scores from Richmond v Collingwood, Adelaide v Brisbane Lions

ADAM Treloar or Scott Pendlebury? It’s a big call. Plus which high priced Lion performed and which cheap Crow was a standout? See every SuperCoach score here.

ADAM Treloar or Scott Pendlebury?

The Collingwood captain has been a SuperCoach star for years and one of the first players picked in many teams this season. But events in Moe on Saturday have given us plenty to think about.

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Pendlebury sent a scare through the SuperCoach world when he was a late out for the Magpies with Achilles soreness.

He later assured fans he will be right to face the Bulldogs in Round 1, but in his absence Treloar ran amok in Moe, gathering 29 disposals, four tackles a goal and a game-high 126 SuperCoach points.

After averaging 108, 107 and 111 in the past three seasons, he could be about to graduate to super premium status.

Six Collingwood players scored at least 100 points and Taylor Adams posted 99. Richmond, meanwhile, had just the one centurion in Reece Conca.

Toby Nankervis posted another solid score (89) to further his selection claims but Josh Caddy (52) was quiet. Did Daniel Butler do enough to earn a game in Round 1?

Adam Treloar set up Collingwood’s win with a huge first half.

Meanwhile, in Saturday’s other game between Adelaide and Brisbane, the stock of Curtly Hampton continues to rise.

At just $160,000, the hard running defender will be a popular pick this season.

Hampton posted 90 for the Crows on Saturday and will be a walk up start for Round 1.

Another cheap option will be Adelaide’s Andy Otten, who scored 78 on Saturday.

Returning from injury, Otten will cost just $123,900 and is the perfect option to sit on your bench as injury cover.

Speaking of returning from injury, it was a good day for Dayne Beams.

The newly appointed Brisbane skipper well and truly led from the front, scoring a team-high 114.

Stefan Martin ($488,000) was the only other Lion to break the triple figure barrier. Martin finished with exactly 100 points.

For the full scores from Saturday’s matches, scroll down.

Dion Prestia in action for Richmond. Picture: Wayne Ludbey

TIGERS

Reece Conca 103

Toby Nankervis 89

Dion Prestia 88

Bachar Houli 87

Trent Cotchin 84

Taylor Hunt 82

Dustin Martin 79

Shane Edwards 75

Jack Riewoldt 75

Brandon Ellis 71

Shaun Grigg 70

Alex Rance 62

Dylan Grimes 59

Anthony Miles 57

Mabior Chol 57

Josh Caddy 52

Jason Castagna 51

Dan Butler 45

Daniel Rioli 38

Tyson Stengle 34

Ivan Soldo 31

Nick Vlastuin 29

David Astbury 29

Sam Lloyd 21

MAGPIES
Adam Treloar 126

Josh Smith 118

Brayden Maynard 111

Jackson Ramsay 110

Ben Reid 103

Tom Phillips 102

Taylor Adams 99

Jeremy Howe 87

Jack Crisp 86

James Aish 81

Will Hoskin-Elliott 80

Jesse White 79

Steele Sidebottom 76

Alex Fasolo 70

Jarryd Blair 69

Tyson Goldsack 64

Mason Cox 64

Brodie Grundy 63

Travis Varcoe 62

Henry Schade 53

Darcy Moore 53

Chris Mayne 52

Lynden Dunn 24

Curtly Hampton has impressed at Adelaide. Picture: Sarah Reed

ADELAIDE

Richard Douglas 123

Josh Jenkins 114

Mitch McGovern 110

Rory Atkins 109

Rory Laird 93

Matt Crouch 91

Curtly Hampton 90

Brodie Smith 86

Taylor Walker 85

Sam Jacobs 83

Andy Otten 78

Daniel Talia 74

David Mackay 71

Tom Lynch 65

Eddie Betts 64

Jake Kelly 64

Wayne Milera 61

Luke Brown 60

Hugh Greenwood 56

Troy Menzel 56

Charlie Cameron 51

Kyle Hartigan 41

Jordan Gallucci 19

Reilly O’Brien 13

Dayne Beams was a standout for Brisbane. Picture: Getty Images.

BRISBANE

Dayne Beams 114

Stefan Martin 100

Daniel Rich 93

Tom Cutler 87

Tom Rockliff 82

Tom Bell 78

Matthew Hammelmann 75

Harris Andrews 74

Sam Mayes 73

Dayme Zorko 71

Darcy Gardiner 67

Mitch Robinson 64

Ben Keays 64

Rohan Bewick 62

Ryan Lester 57

Nick Robertson 56

Eric Hipwood 53

Michael Close 49

Lewis Taylor 47

Jake Barrett 47

Ryan Harwood 41

Daniel McStay 35

Cedric Cox 29

Ryan Bastinac 22