The Mercury’s top 50 performing TSL players of 2023
We’ve broken down all the stats and gone through the season to rank the top 50 TSL players of 2023. Vote on where you think every player should rank here.
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The 2023 TSL season was one of the most highly competitive since its inception in 2009.
Six out of the seven teams had genuine finals chances right up until the pointy end before Kingborough, North Launceston, Clarence and Launceston made the final four.
The Tigers eventually won the flag, the first in their history, with a 15-point win over the Bombers.
Plenty of players put together career-best and breakout seasons and with the year now over, The Mercury’s TSL reporter Ryan Rosendale has cast his eye over the competition to find the top 50 performing players from the season.
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