EurAsia v AAP Alliance: The Furious Fifth

Holz · July 01, 2016, 11:05:51 AM

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 01, 2016, 10:58:16 AM
A Zerrett 121 aand JJK 78 just makes things worse for the Alliance...

They need a miracle I think.

can we have a tougher challenge next year Purp?

Nige · July 01, 2016, 11:17:01 AM

Would have been competitive if Mummy, Gov and Hutch played... but nope.

Hellopplz · July 03, 2016, 02:54:10 AM

	EurAsia					AAP Alliance
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Docherty	87		87	D1	Heath Shaw	46		46
D2	Alex Rance	106		106	D2	Kade Simpson	128		128
D3	Corey Enright	96		96	D3	Jimmy Bartel	54		54
D4	Zachary Williams	141		141	D4	Robert Murphy	DNP		DNP
M1	Patrick Dangerfield	110		110	M1	Scott Pendlebury	161		161
M2	Daniel Hannebery	123		123	M2	Gary Jnr Ablett	87		87
M3	Lachie Neale	100		100	M3	Tom Rockliff	100		100
M4	Rory Sloane	0		0	M4	Josh P Kennedy	101		101
R1	Todd Goldstein	99		99	R1	Mark Blicavs	78		78
F1	Luke Dahlhaus	DNP		DNP	F1	Brett Deledio	102		102
F2	Dustin Martin	85		85	F2	Leigh Montagna	70		70
F3	Zachary Merrett	121		121	F3	Michael Barlow	119		119
F4	Lance Franklin	119		119	F4	Josh J Kennedy	78		78
U1 (RUC )	Max Gawn	0		0	U1 (MID )	Tom Mitchell	60		60
U2 (DEF )	Matthew Scharenberg	DNP		DNP	U2 (MID )	Bryce Gibbs	109		109
E1 (MID )	Joel Selwood	106		106	E1 (MID )	Trent Cotchin	65	0	0
E2 (MID )	Jack Steven	52	0	0	E2 (RUC )	Shane Mumford	109	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Jack Gunston	105		105	E3 (DEF )	Josh Gibson	114		114
E4 (DEF )	Nick Haynes	59	0	0	E4 (MID FWD)	Mitch Robinson	32	0	0
C	Daniel Hannebery	123		123	C	Gary Jnr Ablett	87		87
VC	Patrick Dangerfield	110		0	VC	Tom Rockliff	100		0
		Total:	1521	13			Total:	1494	15

Hellopplz · July 03, 2016, 02:58:02 AM

EURASIA WINS! EURASIA WINS!

After today's matches and a poor Captain's performance from the little master, it leaves the Alliance left with a score below 150 with all their players played. Even with Pendles courageous effort, there was sadly just too many let downs for the side to carry. However Pendles may have just snatched the best afield off of Zac Williams >:(.

Dropping Steven proves a masterful move by Holz, after he put in a shocking 52 on the emergency list! A solid all round effort with a low score of 85 to Dustin Martin (compared to a 46 from Heath Shaw of the Alliance), it pretty much assured the fate of the Alliance with a more consistent display by the EurAsians.

Now the question remains, can EurAsia crack 170?

Purple 77 · July 03, 2016, 10:36:57 AM

Your a legend HP!

Yay EurAsia! But I'll be at the game to coach Gawn to be the World's Medalist though 8)

Holz · July 03, 2016, 03:10:18 PM

Great job euroasia everyone stepped up.

Out gawn

In charlie cameron from tokyo

Now every team has a starter

Hellopplz · July 03, 2016, 03:14:10 PM

Which starter was from Berlin though? :P Emergencies don't count ;).

Hellopplz · July 03, 2016, 03:59:36 PM

I'm undoing the previous change with Holz's blessing. So Cameron back out for Gawn.

Purple 77 · July 04, 2016, 07:34:02 PM

Will be doing the formal wrap-up of the round tomorrow morning :)

Torpedo10 · July 04, 2016, 08:33:28 PM

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 03, 2016, 10:36:57 AM
Your a legend HP!

Yay EurAsia! But I'll be at the game to coach Gawn to be the World's Medalist though 8)

You're*

Jukes · July 04, 2016, 08:40:56 PM

#sackpurpsforbadgrammar

Purple 77 · July 05, 2016, 01:20:52 PM

EurAsia Destroys Alliance

Well, we've had closer matches that is for sure! The game was already decided with two more EurAsian's to spare in what would have been a fairly deflating and disappointing effort from the Alliance. Although this clash had 1 more centurion than last year's epic encounter, the Alliance had a whopping 6 players that scored below 80, which you just can't afford to have in this standard of game. The EurAsians meanwhile had contributions from EVERYONE; their lowest scorer was Dubliner Dustin Martin's 84! But it was perhaps their top scorer that surprised in PNL's Zachary Williams! He proved the turning point in the match really; outscoring two of the Alliances' defenders in Bartel & Shaw put together. Williams takes home the EurAsia medal back to PNL as well as pride from their supporters.

The Alliance just had a day to forget really, aside from the efforts of Worlds Medallist Scott Pendlebury (161) to try and bridge the gap. But even that could be highlighted as unfortunate, as he was not selected as captain. As already mentioned, Suns Shaw (46) and Bartel (54) were the team killers in the end, as well as Tom Mitchell (60) and even Leigh Montagna (70). Had they scored their averages and Mexico City captain Pendlebury... it would have been a hell of a game.

EurAsia received a significant contribution from Dublin (7 players), hence the title, but found contribution from every team except Tokyo whom could have offered the biggest of them all in Luke Parker (161)!

EurAsia (27.11.173) def AAP Alliance (23.11.149)

Best

EurAsia: Alex Rance, Zachary Williams, Patrick Dangerfield, Daniel Hannebery, Lachie Neale, Rory Sloane, Zachary Merrett, Lance Franklin, Joel Selwood, Jack Gunston
AAP Alliance: Kade Simpson, Scott Pendlebury, Tom Rockliff, Josh P Kennedy, Michael Barlow, Bryce Gibbs, Josh Gibson

Late Changes

EurAsia: Luke Dahlhaus & Matthew Scharenberg replaced by Joel Selwood & Jack Gunston
AAP Alliance: Robert Murphy replaced by Josh Gibson

ZACHARY WILLIAMS wins the EURASIA Medal
SCOTT PENDLEBURY wins the AAP ALLIANCE Medal
SCOTT PENDLEBURY wins the WORLDS Medal

Purple 77 · July 05, 2016, 01:21:13 PM

And the proof:

	EurAsia					AAP Alliance
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Docherty	87		87	D1	Heath Shaw	46		46
D2	Alex Rance	108		108	D2	Kade Simpson	128		128
D3	Corey Enright	96		96	D3	Jimmy Bartel	54		54
D4	Zachary Williams	141		141	D4	Robert Murphy	0	DNP	0
M1	Patrick Dangerfield	110		110	M1	Scott Pendlebury	161		161
M2	Daniel Hannebery	123		123	M2	Gary Jnr Ablett	87		87
M3	Lachie Neale	100		100	M3	Tom Rockliff	100		100
M4	Rory Sloane	106		106	M4	Josh P Kennedy	101		101
R1	Todd Goldstein	99		99	R1	Mark Blicavs	78		78
F1	Luke Dahlhaus	0	DNP	0	F1	Brett Deledio	99		99
F2	Dustin Martin	84		84	F2	Leigh Montagna	70		70
F3	Zachary Merrett	121		121	F3	Michael Barlow	119		119
F4	Lance Franklin	119		119	F4	Josh J Kennedy	78		78
U1 (RUC )	Max Gawn	98		98	U1 (MID )	Tom Mitchell	60		60
U2 (DEF )	Matthew Scharenberg	0	DNP	0	U2 (MID )	Bryce Gibbs	109		109
E1 (MID )	Joel Selwood	106		106	E1 (MID )	Trent Cotchin	67	DNP	0
E2 (MID )	Jack Steven	52	DNP	0	E2 (RUC )	Shane Mumford	109	DNP	0
E3 (FWD )	Jack Gunston	105		105	E3 (DEF )	Josh Gibson	114		114
E4 (DEF )	Nick Haynes	59	DNP	0	E4 (MID FWD)	Mitch Robinson	32	DNP	0
C	Daniel Hannebery	123		123	C	Gary Jnr Ablett	87		87
VC	Patrick Dangerfield	110		0	VC	Tom Rockliff	100		0
		Total:	1726	15			Total:	1491	15

ossie85 · July 05, 2016, 02:48:51 PM

Well done EurAsia and Holz

149 is seen only as a pretty good score these days, strange to think Mexico City probably average more?

Maybe better to have played the Suns!

Holz · July 05, 2016, 03:14:34 PM

Quote from: ossie85 on July 05, 2016, 02:48:51 PM
Well done EurAsia and Holz

149 is seen only as a pretty good score these days, strange to think Mexico City probably average more?

Maybe better to have played the Suns!

its a shocker. The suns were the main culprits though.

Its scary to think I could have just named Dublin and we would have won. I got to say I was tempted to drop Gawn for Omac