AFL SuperCoach: Round 3 late mail, scores from every game

Tom Liberatore could be the biggest bargain this year after a monster score on the weekend. Check out all the SuperCoach heroes, villains and scores from Round 3.

Dustin Martin had a dirty day against GWS. Picture: Phil Hillyard

Prices are about to change for the first time this year, emphasising the importance of every score from your premiums and rookies in Round 3.

It’s been a round with monster scores from some of the most popular picks and redemption stories such as Isaac Heeney.

How many of your players will rise in price of experience a price drop?

See every SuperCoach score from Round 3 below.

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FREMANTLE V ST KILDA

Heroes: Michael Walters bounced back from a poor game last week with 120 points — his second ton this season — from 27 possessions and two goals. Luke Ryan is capable of a massive score every now and then, amassing 156 points with 32 disposals and 13 marks. Saints forward Jack Billings hit triple figures for the first time this season.

Villains: Dockers forward Jesse Hogan is yet to kick his first goal with his new club but wasn’t as prolific on the stats sheets compared to last week. A head clash ended Nat Fyfe’s day in the third quarter. Saint Seb Ross is yet to score in the 90s in three games, which isn’t numbers you want from an elite midfielder.

DOCKERS

Luke Ryan 156

Michael Walters 120

Darcy Tucker 109

David Mundy 104

Adam Cerra 96

Brandon Matera 93

Joel Hamling 88

Rory Lobb 86

Bradley Hill 81

Alex Pearce 79

Ed Langdon 76

Reece Conca 75

Taylin Duman 74

Matt Taberner 67

Andrew Brayshaw 63

Nat Fyfe 63

Jesse Hogan 59

Ethan Hughes 52

Nathan Wilson 50

Bailey Banfield 47

Travis Colyer 45

Cam McCarthy 34

SAINTS

Rowan Marshall 111

Jack Billings 108

Tim Membrey 100

Jade Gresham 95

Jack Steele 85

Jack Lonie 83

Jack Newnes 81

Luke Dunstan 81

Jarryn Geary 80

Sebastian Ross 78

Shane Savage 76

Josh Battle 74

Nathan Brown 67

Daniel McKenzie 58

Jimmy Webster 57

Callum Wilkie 55

Jack Sinclair 51

Blake Acres 51

Josh Bruce 49

Dean Kent 49

Hunter Clark 48

Matthew Parker 47

Ricky Henderson is enjoying a purple patch for Hawthorn. Picture: Chris Kidd.

HAWTHORN V NORTH MELBOURNE

Heroes: Ben Cunnington and Ricky Henderson enjoyed a spike in Round 2 and backed up their efforts on Sunday. Contested bull Cunnington was in everything for North Melbourne, amassing 119 points after his 159 last weekend. Henderson is one of the ultimate POD picks in midfield and has scored 136 and 123 in the past two games. Shaun Higgins (125) and Ben Cunnington (119) were the two outstanding players for the Roos, while Todd Goldstein rebounded with 113.

Villains: Jack Gunston was limited to 63 points after starting the season with successive tons, while popular rookies Jack Scrimshaw (64) and James Cousins (63) just passed 60 in the final minutes. Bailey Scott (50) could come under pressure if Brad Scott swings the axe this week, while Ben Brown toiled for 32 points.

HAWKS

Ricky Henderson 125

Ben McEvoy 122

Isaac Smith 118

Luke Breust 107

James Sicily 95

Blake Hardwick 88

James Worpel 87

Jaeger O’Meara 86

Chad Wingard 82

Jonathon Ceglar 82

David Mirra 75

Jarman Impey 72

Ben Stratton 69

James Frawley 69

Jack Gunston 64

Jack Scrimshaw 64

James Cousins 62

Conor Nash 56

Tom Scully 51

Dylan Moore 40

Harry Morrison 40

Paul Puopolo 18

ROOS

Shaun Higgins 133

Ben Cunnington 118

Todd Goldstein 114

Jasper Pittard 110

Shaun Atley 92

Robbie Tarrant 90

Jamie Macmillan 88

Aaron Hall 88

Scott D. Thompson 87

Jared Polec 83

Trent Dumont 83

Jack Ziebell 81

Dom Tyson 76

Luke Davies-Uniacke 64

Jy Simpkin 56

Luke McDonald 50

Bailey Scott 48

Tom Campbell 42

Kayne Turner 39

Tarryn Thomas 37

Ben Brown 32

Ben McKay 18

Tom Liberatore shone despite Western Bulldogs falling to a shock loss against Gold Coast. Picture: Michael Klein

WESTERN BULLDOGS V GOLD COAST

Heroes: There won’t be a greater bargain this year than Tom Liberatore starting the season at $300,400. He’s about to rise by about $90,000 after a monster score of 150 in the Bulldogs’ loss to the Suns. Jack Macrae overcame a slow start to crank out another big hundred — 139 — while Marcus Bontempelli scored 124. Brayden Fiorini continued his hot start for the Suns with 117, a score matched by Jack Bowes. Rookie defender Sam Collins is proving worth his $188,900 price tag as a rookie defender, managing 86 and 79 in the past two weeks as a result of his intercept work.

Villains: Almost 25,000 coaches picked Josh Dunkley as a premium forward but he’s only posted 98, 76 and 80 in the first three rounds. It’s time to think about whether you trade him as he’s set to tumble below $500,000. Toby McLean only had 49 and is also set for a significant price tumble.

BULLDOGS

Tom Liberatore 150

Jack Macrae 139

Marcus Bontempelli 124

Lachie Hunter 105

Matthew Suckling 101

Caleb Daniel 96

Mitch Wallis 94

Bailey Smith 87

Josh Dunkley 80

Aaron Naughton 74

Billy Gowers 72

Lewis Young 67

Taylor Duryea 65

Zaine Cordy 60

Hayden Crozier 59

Easton Wood 58

Tim English 54

Sam Lloyd 52

Toby McLean 49

Tory Dickson 44

Josh Schache 31

Ed Richards 28

SUNS

Brayden Fiorini 117

Jack Bowes 117

Lachie Weller 103

Jack Martin 100

Pearce Hanley 96

Alex Sexton 84

Darcy MacPherson 83

Jarrod Harbrow 82

Touk Miller 80

Sam Collins 79

Jack Hombsch 77

Jarrod Witts 70

Anthony Miles 69

Jordan Murdoch 67

Peter Wright 65

Wil Powell 60

David Swallow 58

Jesse Joyce 52

Charlie Ballard 47

Chris Burgess 44

Jack Lukosius 33

Nick Holman 29

COLLINGWOOD V WEST COAST

Heroes: Dom Sheed (111) proved his mid-price starting point might be an anomaly with the Eagle taking his game to new levels this year. He notched three figures for the third time in as many weeks — and broke Pie hearts for the second time in as many years with a big goal in the final term. And the good news for coaches who spent up on Brodie Grundy (132) were rewarded, easing concerns he might not live up to his hefty price tag.

Villains: Jack Crisp (56), Scott Pendlebury (72) and Adam Treloar (86) didn’t have their usual impact, while Elliot Yeo’s subdued start to 2019 continued.

EAGLES

Dom Sheed 111

Shannon Hurn 109

Jamie Cripps 108

Andrew Gaff 103

Luke Shuey 96

Lewis Jetta 87

Brad Sheppard 86

Elliot Yeo 85

Liam Ryan 77

Tom Cole 72

Josh J. Kennedy 72

Jack Redden 70

Jeremy McGovern 66

Tom Barrass 65

Jack Petruccelle 58

Oscar Allen 57

Josh Rotham 56

Tom Hickey 54

Jack Darling 50

Chris Masten 45

Nathan Vardy 41

Mark Hutchings 35

PIES

Brodie Grundy 132

Steele Sidebottom 132

Jordan De Goey 113

Brayden Maynard 110

Jeremy Howe 103

Taylor Adams 97

Dayne Beams 89

Chris Mayne 87

Adam Treloar 86

Darcy Moore 79

Tom Langdon 75

Scott Pendlebury 72

James Aish 70

Jordan Roughead 68

Brody Mihocek 66

Jack Crisp 56

Mason Cox 55

Tom Phillips 47

Jamie Elliott 46

Jaidyn Stephenson 45

Josh Thomas 44

Levi Greenwood 25

Lachie Neale is in career-best form. Pic: AAP

BRISBANE LIONS V PORT ADELAIDE

Heroes: After starting his Lions career with scores of 127 and 140, former Docker Lachie Neale showed he’s thriving as the main man with a whopping 177 points. Underrated teammates Mitch Robinson (131) and Josh Walker (128) had big nights, while skipper Dayne Zorko (105) showed he’s getting back to his best. For Port, veteran Travis Boak (136) continued his amazing resurgence while Connor Rozee (116) rewarded all coaches who were brave enough to start him on the ground.

Villains: A couple of Port rookies impressed again, but Willem Drew (36) had his first quiet night. And Tom Rockliff (36), so popular as a trade target this week, had his night ended prematurely courtesy of a heavy knock. Not Rocky’s fault.

LIONS

Lachie Neale 177

Mitch Robinson 131

Josh Walker 128

Dayne Zorko 105

Daniel Rich 101

Eric Hipwood 100

Alex Witherden 92

Oscar McInerney 86

Stefan Martin 86

Lincoln McCarthy 85

Luke Hodge 77

Jarrod Berry 75

Jarryd Lyons 68

Hugh McCluggage 68

Darcy Gardiner 57

Charles Cameron 50

Rhys Mathieson 46

Daniel McStay 46

Cam Rayner 45

Harris Andrews 40

Zac Bailey 39

Ryan Bastinac 31

POWER

Travis Boak 136

Connor Rozee 116

Sam Powell-Pepper 115

Paddy Ryder 98

Robbie Gray 91

Ryan Burton 87

Tom Jonas 83

Darcy Byrne-Jones 79

Dan Houston 72

Zak Butters 71

Brad Ebert 70

Ollie Wines 68

Tom Clurey 66

Xavier Duursma 66

Sam Gray 52

Steven Motlop 52

Scott Lycett 49

Dougal Howard 48

Justin Westhoff 39

Riley Bonner 38

Tom Rockliff 36

Willem Drew 36

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY V RICHMOND

Heroes: Jeremy Cameron is back to his absolute best, booting seven goals in a best on ground performance for 163 SuperCoach points, while Lachie Whitfield had a day out across halfback and through the midfield with 152 points. Jacob Hopper (114) and Tim Taranto (112) also had plenty of it. For the Tigers, Kane Lambert was best with 140 points and debutant Sydney Stack well and truly put himself on the SuperCoach radar with 108 points.

Villains: 20,631 SuperCoaches did the unthinkable and traded Richmond superstar Dustin Martin and it proved the right move as he had a dirty day against GWS — scoring just 60 points — and is facing scrutiny from match review officer Michael Christian for an errant elbow 100m off the ball. Trent Cotchin was also very quiet, scoring just 57 points, while former Docker Tommy Sheridan was injured early in his GWS debut and scored just two points. Noah Balta isn’t performing as a cash cow, scoring only 31.

Dustin Martin had a dirty day against GWS. Picture: Phil Hillyard

GIANTS

Jeremy Cameron 163

Lachie Whitfield 152

Jacob Hopper 114

Tim Taranto 112

Jeremy Finlayson 109

Stephen Coniglio 102

Zac Williams 101

Josh Kelly 95

Shane Mumford 91

Brent Daniels 88

Heath Shaw 87

Harry Himmelberg 83

Phil Davis 79

Matt de Boer 71

Nick Haynes 67

Adam Kennedy 66

Sam Taylor 65

Matt Buntine 46

Daniel Lloyd 42

Sam J. Reid 42

Adam Tomlinson 33

Tommy Sheridan 2

TIGERS

Kane Lambert 140

Sydney Stack 108

Dion Prestia 92

Daniel Rioli 92

Toby Nankervis 88

Nick Vlastuin 85

Jack Higgins 83

Kamdyn McIntosh 76

Shane Edwards 73

Brandon Ellis 72

David Astbury 69

Tom J. Lynch 68

Oleg Markov 67

Jack Graham 63

Dustin Martin 60

Jason Castagna 59

Trent Cotchin 57

Nathan Broad 37

Dan Butler 33

Noah Balta 31

Ryan Garthwaite 30

Jayden Short 7

CARLTON V SYDNEY

Heroes: If you were one of the 22,474 SuperCoaches who traded out Isaac Heeney this week, look away now. The star Swan was back with a bang against the Blues, posting 137 points on the back of 26 disposals and four goals. No. 1 pick Sam Walsh posted his first big score of the season with 112, while Patrick Cripps was huge again with a game-high 157 points.

Villains: If you traded out Heeney then there’s no doubt he’s your villain from this game. Nic Newman owners will be disappointed with his 68 points against his old side, while Will Setterfield (37 points) and Michael Gibbons (17) are proving cash cow problems. Lance Franklin had a tough day against Liam Jones, scoring 61 points.

Late mail: Carlton sprung a late change with Matthew Lobbe replacing Andrew Phillips, who didn’t pull up from a corked quad. The Swans were unchanged.

BLUES

Patrick Cripps 157

Sam Walsh 112

Ed Curnow 106

Marc Murphy 99

Sam Petrevski-Seton 88

Zac Fisher 85

Lachie Plowman 74

Nic Newman 68

Levi Casboult 65

Dale Thomas 63

Kade Simpson 62

Harry McKay 60

Liam Jones 60

Matthew Lobbe 58

Jacob Weitering 52

Paddy Dow 42

Lochie O’Brien 38

Will Setterfield 37

Mitch McGovern 29

Caleb Marchbank 26

Cameron Polson 18

Michael Gibbons 17

Isaac Heeney was outstanding for the Swans.

SWANS

Isaac Heeney 137

Jake Lloyd 130

Zak Jones 116

Josh P. Kennedy 113

Callum Sinclair 109

Callum Mills 108

Tom Papley 105

Dane Rampe 103

Sam Reid 94

Jarrad McVeigh 92

Luke Parker 90

Harry Cunningham 83

Tom McCartin 79

Aliir Aliir 76

Jackson Thurlow 69

Oliver Florent 68

George Hewett 62

Lance Franklin 61

Nick Blakey 61

Jordan Dawson 54

Will Hayward 38

Ben Ronke 33

MELBOURNE V ESSENDON

Heroes: Max Gawn stunk it up in Round 1 with 87 and that made his break even 198, which was always going to be tough to eclipse. It never really mattered though, he was always going to be set and forget and rewarded SuperCoaches with 126. If you were one of the exactly three SuperCoaches traded Dyson Heppell in this round, you’ll be very happy with his 125 — although he’ll still lose money with a break even of 140.

Villains: Adam Saad might have easily eclipsed his break even but, after popping out back-to-back tons to start the season, SuperCoaches would have wanted more than the 52 he managed. Christian Petracca may never be SuperCoach relevant and nearly 13,000 teams have been burned, the unfulfilled talent producing another mediocre score.

Late mail: Essendon made a late change ahead of its win over Melbourne and almost 20,000 SuperCoaches were rejoicing — that is if the player coming in wasn’t your loophole.

Hard-bodied midfielder David Myers succumbed to an illness and was replaced by SuperCoach cheapie Jordan Ridley.

The defender, who popped out 71 against GWS in Round 1 before being left out of the loss to St Kilda, costs $233,100, is in 19,909 teams and had a break even of -7, which he eclipsed easily with a respectable 65.

DEMONS

Max Gawn 126

Angus Brayshaw 108

Clayton Oliver 95

Sam Weideman 88

James Harmes 85

Jayden Hunt 83

Jack Viney 82

Christian Salem 82

Christian Petracca 76

Bayley Fritsch 75

Josh Wagner 72

Neville Jetta 70

Nathan Jones 68

Corey Wagner 65

Jake Melksham 60

Sam Frost 58

Kade Kolodjashnij 58

Jay Lockhart 57

Alex Neal-Bullen 40

Michael Hibberd 34

Oscar McDonald 29

Tom McDonald 26

BOMBERS

David Zaharakis 135

Dyson Heppell 125

Zach Merrett 120

Darcy Parish 112

Conor McKenna 104

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 104

Devon Smith 102

Shaun McKernan 99

Orazio Fantasia 96

Dylan Shiel 92

Andrew McGrath 88

Jake Stringer 87

Aaron Francis 66

Jordan Ridley 65

Mark Baguley 62

Michael Hurley 59

Adam Saad 52

Zac Clarke 49

Patrick Ambrose 49

Matt Guelfi 49

Tom Bellchambers 49

Kobe Mutch 0

Will Tim Kelly’s injury be a big blow for SuperCoaches? Picture: AAP

ADELAIDE V GEELONG

Heroes: Don Pyke! The decision to not tag Patrick Dangerfield was a great one for SuperCoaches everywhere, with the Superstar Cat finishing with 128 points. Tim Kelly had banked 107 points before coming off the ground in the last quarter with an ankle injury.

Villains: While the majority of his teammates were cashing in, it was a tough night at the office for Joel Selwood. His score of 46 is his lowest SuperCoach score since Round 14, 2017.

CROWS

Tom Lynch 121

Matt Crouch 119

Brad Crouch 114

Wayne Milera 109

Rory Sloane 107

Reilly O’Brien 85

Lachlan Murphy 85

Rory Laird 84

Daniel Talia 76

Alex Keath 73

Brodie Smith 68

Bryce Gibbs 67

Eddie Betts 66

Riley Knight 56

Jake Kelly 55

Rory Atkins 52

David Mackay 49

Taylor Walker 46

Josh Jenkins 41

Chayce Jones 41

Paul Seedsman 39

Kyle Hartigan 34

CATS

Patrick Dangerfield 128

Mitch Duncan 118

Sam Menegola 115

Tom Stewart 108

Tim Kelly 107

Luke Dahlhaus 105

Charlie Constable 99

Mark Blicavs 93

Gary Ablett 80

Lachie Henderson 76

Harry Taylor 75

Rhys Stanley 74

Tom Hawkins 69

Gryan Miers 69

Gary Rohan 67

Jordan Clark 65

Brandan Parfitt 63

Esava Ratugolea 49

Joel Selwood 46

Jake Kolodjashnij 45

Tom Atkins 33

Mark O’Connor 32