Get all the SuperCoach scores as Melbourne’s newest recruits dominated Richmond
MELBOURNE’S rebuilt midfield dominated SuperCoach scoring as the Demons stunned Richmond at Etihad Stadium.
MELBOURNE’S rebuilt midfield dominated Nissan SuperCoach scoring as the Demons stunned Richmond at Etihad Stadium.
Only former No.3 draft pick Dom Tyson missed the party, with former Crow Bernie Vince and ex-Dog Daniel Cross both plundering tons in their red and blue debut.
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Vince and Cross are both priced less than $500,000 and shape as potential midfield bargains.
Livewire forward Jay Kennedy-Harris — who joined the Dees with pick No. 40 in last year’s draft — booted three last-quarter goals to rocket to 99 points.
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And second-year midfielder Jimmy Toumpas ($240,800) showed some of his glittering potential, needing just 12 disposals to power to 86 points.
Brett Deledio ($558,800) again led the way for Richmond, scoring a game-high 122 from 16 disposals and two goals, while Dustin Martin was held to 64 despite leading the Tigers with 21 touches.
The Demons dominated possession with nine of Paul Roos’ charges amassing more of the footy than Martin.
Former Giant Anthony Miles ($246,000) collected 85 points but would have to earn elevation off Richmond’s rookie list to play in the regular season.
No. 12 pick Ben Lennon’s eight kicks translated to 37 points.
The Dees boasted 12 of the top 14 scoring players on the ground.
FULL LIST OF SUPERCOACH SCORES
Brett Deledio 122
Jack Trengove 121
James Frawley 120
Tom McDonald 117
Bernie Vince 115
Daniel Cross 113
Nathan Jones 107
Jay Kennedy-Harris 99
Lynden Dunn 97
Jack Grimes 96
Bachar Houli 91
Dean Terlich 88
Jimmy Toumpas 86
Viv Michie 86
Anthony Miles 85
Jeremy Howe 82
Ty Vickery 78
Rohan Bail 77
Nathan Foley 75
Alexis Georgiou 70
Nick Vlastuin 66
Steven Morris 66
Dustin Martin 64
Trent Cotchin 63
James Strauss 63
Matt Jones 63
Chris Newman 62
Jake Spencer 61
Shaun Grigg 61
Troy Chaplin 55
Jordie McKenzie 54
Max King 53
Sam Lloyd 49
Ben Griffiths 48
Brandon Ellis 47
Jake Batchelor 42
Shaun Hampson 42
Cameron Pedersen 40
Aaron Edwards 39
Dom Tyson 38
Ben Lennon 37
Michael Evans 34
David Astbury 34
Dan Nicholson 33
Orren Stephenson 31
Shane Edwards 29
Dom Barry 26
Sam Blease 25
Bradley Helbig 18
Kamdyn McIntosh 17
Alex Rance 16
Liam McBean -1
*Bold = Demons player
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