Final Week NAB Supercoach Scores

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Source: SCPaige
http://www.scpaige.com.au/final-week-nab-cup-supercoach-scores/#more-3010

Carlton vs Brisbane NAB Cup Grand Final
SuperCoach Scores:

Pearce Hanley â€" 115

Bryce Gibbs â€" 113

Dayne Zorko â€" 109

Kane Lucas â€" 107

Matthew Kreuzer â€" 105

Daniel Rich â€" 97

GEELONG 21.21 (140) def COLLINGWOOD 13.12 (90) at Simmonds Stadium
SuperCoach Scores:

Jimmy Bartel â€" 119

Ben Johnson â€" 119

Mark Blicavs â€" 118

Darren Jolly â€" 116

Dayne Beams â€" 115

Dane Swan â€" 110

Scott Pendlebury â€" 105

Brent Macaffer â€" 60

Travis Varcoe â€" 48

Jimmy Bartel ran rampant, spending the entire game playing in the midfield.
Josh Caddy was a machine in the midfield for the Cats, with 20 possessions and two goals
Tom Hawkins struggled throughout the game in windy conditions, having little impact.
Mark Blicavs was handy around the ground, holding his own in the ruck against Darren Jolly.
Quentin Lynch and Travis Cloke were prolific up forward, kicking 6 goals between them, with the honours going to Lynch with 4 majors.
Dayne Beams, Scott Pendlebury and Dane Swan all amassed 30+ possessions
Jordan Russell looks to have consolidated a round one spot in defence, he had a total of 8 intercept marks for the game, and was the best player for Collingwood coming out of defence.
Travis Varcoe really struggled to get into the game, despite playing a friendly half-back role.
Luke Ball, Dale Thomas, Ben Reid, Alan Didak, Alex Fasolo, while Clinton Young was a late withdrawal with a suspected calf injury.
RICHMOND 14.8 (92) def WESTERN BULLDOGS 12.11 (83) at Visy Park

SuperCoach Scores:

Shane Edwards â€" 153

Shane Tuck â€" 134

Ivan Maric â€" 134

Brett Deledio â€" 121

Tom Liberatore â€" 115

Adam Cooney â€" 114 (24 disposals, 15 contested, 8 clearances, 4 inside 50s and one goal)

Ryan Griffen â€" 114

Koby Stevens â€" 33 (5 disposals, no marks and 2 tackles)

highly contested game
Bulldogs controlled majority of the game, until Sam Lonergan propelled the Tigers to a 9 point win.
Adam Cooney was a standout for the Bulldogs, rolling through the midfield as though he was in his Brownlow year.
Both teams were close to full strength
Ivan Maric didn’t looked affected by the groin injuries that have hampered his preseason preparations.
Trent Cotchin couldn’t break a tag from Nick Lower, and had little influence on the game.
Dale Morris wore Jack Riewoldt like a glove, keeping the ace forward to just one goal.
Nathan Hrovat made his preseason debut, and was influential in the final term, showing inside grunt beyond his years.
GWS GIANTS 16.6 (102) def ST KILDA 12.14 (86) at Blacktown
SuperCoach Scores:

Jack Steven â€" 124

Callan Ward â€" 120

Tomas Bugg â€" 109

Adam Treloar â€" 99

Stephen Coniglio â€" 98

Toby Greene â€" 93

James Gwilt â€" 86

Jonathon Giles (played 80% game time) â€" 77

Lachie Whitfield â€" 60

GOLD COAST 12.8 (80) def MELBOURNE 8.7 (55) at Southport, Queensland
SuperCoach Scores:

Jack Watts â€" 165

Gary Ablett â€" 138

Jaeger O’Meara â€" 115

Tom Gillies â€" 111

Matt Jones â€" 111

Dean Terlich â€" 106

Jack Grimes â€" 95

Jimmy Toumpas â€" 53

Greg Broughton â€" 40

Mitch Clark, Jack Viney, Jack Trengove James Frawley and Chris Dawes were missing from the Melbourne line up
Jack Watts was a clear standout
Aaron Hall and Charlie Dixon kicked 5 goals between them in a dominate display
O’Meara was prolific on ball, showing class in traffic, and was considered to be a driving force from the stoppages
Demon’s mature age pick, Dean Terlich was brilliant off half back, rebounding and setting up play further afield with 21 touches and booted a goal
Greg Broughton struggled to assert himself on the game, collecting minimal disposals despite playing 91% of game time
Gary Ablett amassed 24 disposals
Jesse Lonergan was solid before suffering a wrist injury that puts him in doubt of a round one debut.
HAWTHORN 19.8 (122) def NORTH MELBOURNE 5.11 (41) at Craigieburn
(Game called off halfway through the last quarter due to weather. Mutual decision by both teams)

SuperCoach Scores:

Nathan Grima â€" 164

Jack Gunston â€" 125

Sam Mitchell â€" 118

Lance Franklin â€" 107

David Hale â€" 103

Brad Sewell â€" 102

Ryan Bastinac â€" 91

Todd Goldstein â€" 78

Daniel Currie (47% game time) â€" 37

Taylor Hine was reported for a high hit on Jack Gunston.

Jack Gunston proved to not only be a solid forward option, but equally as good as a dashing, rebounding defender. His foot skills were exquisite, and his intercept marking was a standout.

Nathan Grima rolled through the midfield, proving another possible midfield rotation for the Roos in 2013.

Todd Goldstein went back to his post as number one ruck, and Currie was left to float around up forward have no impact on the game, and was eventually taken off at half time.

David Hale was dominate up forward, kicking 4 goals.
PORT ADELAIDE 15.12 (102) def SYDNEY 10.12 (72) at AAMI Stadium
SuperCoach Scores:

Travis Boak â€" 135

Josh Kennedy â€" 134 (34 disposals, 18 contested, 11 clearances, 10 tackles and 7 inside 50s)

Nick Malceski â€" 111

Jasper Pittard â€" 104

Luke Parker â€" 104

Kieran Jack â€" 102

Lewis Stevenson â€" 91

Shane Mumford â€" 85

Hamish Hartlett â€" 81

Matthew Lobbe â€" 75

Campbell Heath â€" 62

Kane Mitchell (only played first quarter â€" 52

Oliver Wines (only played first half) â€" 48

Kane Mitchell would have gone on to score over 130 SuperCoach points, after scoring a huge 52 before quarter time.

Josh Kennedy looks to be going to another level in 2013, as he produced another 30+ disposal effort.

Jasper Pittard was a driving force off half back, and went on to play majority of the game in the midfield after Mitchell was subbed.

Ollie Wines played the first half of the game, and didn’t impact like he had in other games this preseason.

Travis Boark looks to be relishing the leadership role of captain, and was instrumental in Port Adelaide’s win. He had 3 goals and 29 touches, and could really breakout this season.

Matthew Lobbe put his hand up to become many coaches mid-priced option since Leunenberger is ruled out for the first few weeks. Lobbe dominated in the ruck for 75 SuperCoach points, beating Mumford in the ruck and around the ground comfortably.

Lewis Stevenson had 21 touches, and operated at 70%