CBA’s
CBA’s – Game 1 – Western Bulldogs 26 – Tim English 23, Marcus Bontempelli 18, Jack Macrae 14, Tom Liberatore 14, Adam Treloar 12, Bailey Smith 12, Josh Dunkley 8, Buku Khamis 3
CBA’s – Game 1 – Geelong 26 – Rhys Stanley 22, Cameron Guthrie 19, Tom Atkins 19, Joel Selwood 13, Brandan Parfitt 11, Cooper Stephens 7, Quinton Narkle 4, Mark Blicavs 4, Luke Dahlhaus 3, Jeremy Cameron 1, Mark O’Connor 1
CBA’s – Game 2 – West Coast 23 – Tim Kelly 22, Jack Redden 17, Luke Shuey 16, Bailey Williams 12, Callum Jamieson 10, Greg Clark 8, Andrew Gaff 4, Connor West 3
CBA’s – Game 2 – Adelaide 23 – Reilly O’Brien 20, Matt Crouch 19, Ben Keays 18, Rory Laird 18, Sam Berry 13, Riley Thilthorpe 3, Jackson Hately 1.
CBA’s – Game 3 – Gold Coast 26 – Matt Rowell 25, Jarrod Witts 21, Touk Miller 17, Noah Anderson 16, David Swallow 9, Alex Davies 8, Mabior Chol 4, Izak Rankine 2, Sam Day 1, Malcolm Rosas 1
CBA’s – Game 3 – North Melbourne 26 – Jy Simpkin 24, Todd Goldstein 18, Luke Davies-Uniacke 12, Hugh Greenwood 12, Jed Anderson 11, Jason Horne-Francis 8, Tarryn Thomas 8, Tristan Xerri 8, Tom Powell 3
CBA’s – Game 4 – Melbourne 23 – Christian Petracca 22, Clayton Oliver 22, Jack Viney 20, Max Gawn 15, Luke Jackson 8, Tom Sparrow 4, James Harmes 1
CBA’s – Game 4 – Sydney 23 – James Rowbottom 20, Peter Ladhams 19, Callum Mills 16, Luke Parker 16, Chad Warner 15, Sam Reid 4, Tom Papley 1, Errol Gulden 1
CBA’s – Game 5 – Hawthorn 23 – Jai Newcombe 19, Jaeger O’Meara 17, Ned Reeves 17, Conor Nash 13, Chad Wingard 11, Tom Mitchell 9 Jacob Koschitzke 6
CBA’s – Game 5 – Collingwood 23 – Jordan De Goey 19, Taylor Adams 15, Scott Pendlebury 14, Darcy Cameron 13, Jack Crisp 13, Mason Cox 10, Patrick Lipinski 6, Tyler Brown 2
CBA’s – Game 6 – Fremantle 32 – David Mundy 26, Andrew Brayshaw 24, Caleb Serong 23, Will Brodie 23, Sean Darcy 21, Lloyd Meek 11
CBA’s – Game 6 – Brisbane 32 – Jarryd Lyons 26, Lachie Neale 25, Oscar McInerney 23, Hugh McCluggage 16, Cam Rayner 16, Deven Robertson 10, Darcy Fort 9, Dayne Zorko 2, Zac Bailey 1
Kick Ins:
Game 1: Western Bulldogs V Geelong:
Western Bulldogs : Bailey Dale 7/7 Caleb Daniel 3/3
Geelong: Mitch Duncan 4/3 Zach Tuohy 3/2 Tom Stewart 2/2 Isaac Smith 1/1
Game 2: Adelaide V West Coast:
Adelaide : Jordan Dawson 5/3 Brodie Smith 3/1 Mitchell Hinge 1/1
West Coast : Shannon Hurn 7/5 Alex Witherden 3/3
Game 3: Gold Coast V North Melbourne:
Gold Coast : Lachie Weller 4/4 Connor Budarick 1/1
North Melbourne: Aidan Corr 8/8 Luke McDonald 7/7 Bailey Scott 4/4
Game 4 : Sydney V Melbourne:
Sydney: Nick Blakey 5/5 Jake Lloyd 1/1 Paddy McCartin 1/1
Melbourne: Christian Salem 4/4 Jake Bowey 3/3 Adam Tomlinson 3/3 Angus Brayshaw 3/3
Game 5: Collingwood V Hawthorn:
Collingwood: Darcy Moore 4/4 Jeremy Howe 2/1 Nick Daicos 1/1 John Noble 1/1
Hawthorn: Lachlan Bramble 6/5 Will Day 3/2 James Sicily 1/1 Blake Hardwick 1/1 Jarman Impey 1/1
Game 6: Fremantle V Brisbane:
Fremantle: Luke Ryan 5/4 Brennan Cox 1/1 Hayden Young 1/1
Brisbane: Daniel Rich 7/7 Marcus Adams 2/2
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Previous CBA’s and Kick Ins –
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-1/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-2/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-3/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-4/
http://supercoachtalk.com/?p=96799
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-6-2/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-7/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-8/
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-9
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-10
http://supercoachtalk.com/cbas-and-kick-ins-rd-11
Leading kick ins: As of Rd 11, Updated after Byes.
Adelaide: Brodie Smith 27/22 Jordan Dawson 27/21 Tom Doedee 14/12
Brisbane : Daniel Rich 71/68 Dayne Zorko 15/8 Brandon Starcevich 6/6
Collingwood : Darcy Moore 33/33 Jeremy Howe 20/15 Scott Pendlebury 18/11
Fremantle : Luke Ryan 58/44 Brennan Cox 16/14 Hayden Young 11/10
Gold Coast: Lachie Weller 37/35 Wil Powell 35/2 36/333 Brandon Ellis 15/11
Geelong : Tom Stewart 33/25 Zach Tuohy 30/21 Isaac Smith 12/10
Hawthorn: James Sicily 43/40 Blake Hardwick 38/27 Jack Scrimshaw 17/14
Melbourne: Steven May 79/76 Trent Rivers 7/7 Jake Bowey 7/7
North Melbourne: Luke McDonald 34/30 Aidan Corr 26/23 Aaron Hall 25/23
Sydney: Jake Lloyd 58/55 Nick Blakey 46/46 Braeden Campbell 9/8
Western Bulldogs: Bailey Dale 60/58 Caleb Daniel 36/33 Ed Richards 5/4
West Coast: Shannon Hurn 54/41 Alex Witherden 45/42 Jeremy McGovern 22/18
Love the ruck-split %
Cheers CT!
Thanks Abs,
I was intending to ask if I should included it in the post as a regular feature?
Thumbs up – include
Thumbs down – discard
legend good sir with all these stats – and so quick too!
Even though it was a close vote!
I will include the rucks in all future posts.
( I guess the one down voter, you will just have to skip reading it)
Thank you for taking the time to vote.
Cheers
CT.
Gidday CT,
a must read for me every week. Have some questions for you/team at SCT
CBA,s
Darcy 54%/Meek 45%. Is this the “norm” for the rest of the yr.?
Goldy 18 Xerri 8. Does this makes Goldy very SC relevant?
De Goey High CBA’s every wk but very average SC scores ?
Keep up the good work.
De Goey is very similar to Stringer last year role-wise. Attacks the CB’s and the occasional contest, then moves into either deep forward or high up on the pitch.
Some bad ball use, uncontested possesions, unfriendly kick/HB ratio and goes missing all makes him SC irrelevant IMO.
Darcy and Meek ruck-split surely isn’t the norm. Meek was not doing much in the ruck, and Darcy was largely missing up forward. The win may hide that blemish, but I’d expect Longmuir to grant Darcy the lions share again, sooner than later.
Thanks Albs, good reply, taken De Goey of my POD list. Goldy & Darcey are still have a heart beat
Thank you, Abs.
I was going to get around answering Wily’s question but got busy with MRO report.
I agree with your analysis.
Craig McRae said that he didn’t consider De Goey a midfielder and as you stated he quickly goes forward.
Darcy and Meek have only played twice together this year. Rd 2, Darcy was having his first game, with the splits being Meek 59% and Darcy 31% and then next was Rd 12.
I too, doubt if this will continue but the future rounds will provide the answer.
Goldstein resumed as top dog during Xerri absence. Since both player the splits are Rd 10 and Rd 11 – Goldstein 57% Xerri 43%.
Rd 12 Goldstein 52% Xerri 48%.
On figures Goldstein is very much relevant.
Thanks for reading and I am pleased that you find the post useful.
Cheers
CT.
Hey GD,
an interesting thought i had about kick ins
despite not taking every kick in, docherty is often the first one dhip kicked too, basically meaning he has a kickout + mark to his score
while im not sure how easy it would be to track, it is interesting in that it could be advantageous to NOT take the kick in, but mark and than kick
CT*****
Hey, TT.
Tried to look into it but who gets targeted from the kick in isn’t really a stat that’s recorded – suspect CT, despite his wizardry, will return the same answer. One of those things you know by watching a certain team play a lot.
In the Blues case, yeah, if Docherty doesn’t take the kick in himself it’s either:
a) taken by someone else and distributed to him
b) or an audacious target down the line or set play is executed
Really strong all round HB economy. Great pick. If just got a funny feeling about him playing 22, idk. Hope he stays on the park.
TT and GD,
As GD stated it is not a stat that I have seen recorded.
I agree totally with his reply.
All the best.