SuperCoach 2017: Winning team, top scorers and market watch after Round 13

THE byes are over and normal SuperCoach planning can resume. So what should your first move be this week? Check out the Round 14 market watch.

Adam Treloar will be back in action this week. Picture: Getty Images

FINALLY, we can all relax.

The byes are over and normal SuperCoach planning and preparation can resume.

The first point of business is identifying the players who are coming off the bye that you want in your side.

There were some big names who enjoyed a week off last round, perhaps none bigger than Collingwood scoring machine Scott Pendlebury. The star Magpie will be back in action this week, along with teammate Adam Treloar.

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While Treloar and Pendlebury have been a little up and down this season, they are both averaging over 100 and must be looked at.

Add to that list Essendon’s Zach Merrett. The star Bomber is only in 17,000 teams and could prove to be a vital point of difference down the stretch and into finals.

He will set you back $568,300 and is averaging 112 points.

Will you be trading for either Scott Pendlebury or Adam Treloar? Picture: Wayne Ludbey

If you need a cash injection, head west and take a look at Fremantle’s Luke Ryan.

For one more week he will cost just $117,300 and is averaging 62. With a breakeven of -55, he is set for a massive jump in price next week.

Collingwood’s Callum Brown can also be looked at as an option.

While Brown isn’t on the bubble, he did enough to keep his spot in the Magpies team.

Meanwhile, will anyone throw the captain tag on Bryce Gibbs this week?

He is coming off a monster performance against the Gold Coast, scoring a round-high 206 points.

Catch up on all the other important SuperCoach news in the Market Watch below.

ROUND 13 STARS

208 Bryce Gibbs

153 Sam Docherty

144 Matthew Kreuzer

143 Dayne Zorko

142 Kade Simpson

WEEKLY TOP SCORES

2134 Jasmine DQ, Kimberley

2134 Tom Boyd Legends, James

2132 _Jcat26, Jess

2131 Creaming, Chris

2129 cashed up, Jemma

Note: Jasmine DQ wins the weekly prize on countback based on highest average weekly score

OVERALL LEADERS

28,305 The Hyphen, Jamie

28,268 The Big Kabosh, Stuart

28,094 Tyrannosaurus Tex, Kyle

28,088 Telekinesis, Toan

27,978 Aydan, Aydan

THIS WEEK’S WINNING TEAM

Team: JasmineDQ

Coach: Kimberley Elliott

Score: 2134

DEFENDERS

Sam Docherty 153

Dylan Roberton 119

Kade Simpson 142

Jake Lloyd 100

Leigh Montagna 101

Nic Newman 104

Tom Williamson 29

Ben McNiece 0

Patrick Dangerfield came through with the goods again last week. Picture: Jay Town

MIDFIELDERS

Patrick Dangerfield (c) 282

Dustin Martin 106

Dayne Zorko 143

Clayton Oliver 102

Marcus Bontempelli 90

Gary Ablett 97

Dan Hannebery 66

Dayne Beams 66

Zac Fisher 47

Hugh Greenwood 0

James Cousins 0

RUCKS

Matthew Kreuzer 144

Jarrod Witts 72

Ivan Soldo 0

FORWARDS

Elliot Yeo 117

Luke Dahlhaus 84

Toby Nankervis 72

Isaac Heeney 106

Lance Franklin 48

Tom Lynch 37

Tom Parsons 51

Aaron Black 0

Can anyone stop the Bryce Gibbs and Sam Docherty scoring juggernaut? Picture: Wayne Ludbey

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: BRYCE GIBBS

Gibbs put in one of the performances of the season against the Suns, collecting a whopping 208 SuperCoach points on the back of a match-winning final term, scoring 81 points in that quarter. Of his match tally of 43 disposals, 31 were effective and he also recorded seven clearances, 10 tackles, two goals and two score assists from 87 per cent game time.

CHAMPION DATA MARKET WATCH

Tom Lynch

Lynch had no impact against the Blues on the weekend and was held goalless for the third time this season. Recording his second-lowest SuperCoach tally of the season (35), he could manage only 10 disposals and a season-low one mark (although it was contested). Lynch was also involved in only four scoring chains.

Dom Sheed

Sheed was West Coast’s top-ranked player after scoring 127 SuperCoach points, spiking in price by $35,900. He hit the target with 17 of 22 disposals, also recording 11 contested possessions, six tackles, one score assist and two goals straight from just 69 per cent game time. Sheed was also involved in five scoring chains.

Alex Rance

Rance’s battle with Lance Franklin was one for the ages. With just eight SuperCoach points to his name at halftime, Rance finished with 109 on the back of an exceptional second half. Rance finished with 17 effective disposals and an equal game-high 12 intercept possessions, of which seven were intercept marks.

Alex Rance had a massive second half against Sydney. Picture: Getty Images

YOUNG GUN: SAM POWELL-PEPPER

Powell-Pepper continues to reward his owners with another 85 SuperCoach points, enjoying his 10th consecutive price rise. He finished with 16 disposals, 12 contested possessions, five tackles and three inside-50s from 64 per cent game time. Powell-Pepper was also one of six multiple goalscorers for the Power with two goals.