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WXV Awards Week 2019

Started by Purple 77, August 18, 2019, 01:36:32 PM

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Purple 77

After Round 15

Toronto defeated New Delhi this day, in what would be a grand final preview. Can they win again today?

Crucial votes won by Grundy & Gawn, with the latter halting any charge from Cunnington.

Pacific Islanders (20.8.128) lost to Seoul Magpies (25.6.156)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Patrick Dangerfield16318
2Jarryd Lyons1396
1Marc Murphy1172

New Delhi Tigers (23.11.149) lost to Toronto Wolves (25.6.156)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Travis Boak12213
2Jack Macrae12016
1Steele Sidebottom1194

Dublin Destroyers (22.7.139) lost to Beijing Thunder (24.7.151)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Toby Greene1383
2Brodie Grundy13719
1Todd Goldstein13214

Tokyo Samurai (26.8.164) def Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (21.7.133)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Josh Dunkley20215
2Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti1352
1Rory Atkins1262

Moscow Spetsnaz (20.9.129) def New York Revolution (20.8.128)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Taylor Duryea1433
2Adam Treloar12514
1Jack Crisp1223

Berlin Brewers (23.9.147) def Cape Town Cobras (17.9.111)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Nat Fyfe15415
2Jack Viney1182
1Max Gawn11721

Buenos Aires Armadillos (18.10.118) lost to Cairo Sands (23.10.148)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Ben Brown1433
2Mitch Robinson1275
1Ricky Henderson1269

Christchurch Saints (19.7.121) lost to Mexico City Suns (25.7.157)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Robbie Tarrant1603
2Lachie Hunter1565
1Nic Newman1473

PNL Reindeers (17.7.109) lost to London Royals (19.6.120)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Adam Saad1094
2Zach Merrett10913
1Sam Gray1021

Purple 77

Round 15 Leaderboard

With two rounds to go, the following are the only ones able to win it! Hand on heart, I don't know who yet, I haven't tallied up the votes - I'm very nervous  :-X

Full NameWXV ClubTOTAL
Lachie NealeBeijing Thunder21
Max GawnBerlin Brewers21
Brodie GrundyBeijing Thunder19
Patrick DangerfieldSeoul Magpies18
Marcus BontempelliPacific Islanders17
Ben CunningtonCape Town Cobras17
Jack MacraeToronto Wolves16
Patrick CrippsRio de Janeiro Jaguars16

GoLions


Purple 77

It's now time to announce the WXV Rising Star!

As you all know, I asked everyone to vote on a 5-4-3-2-1 basis out of the weekly Rising star nominations. Well, the votes are in, and the 2019 WXV Rising Star Award goes to...

SAM WALSH (MEXICO CITY)



In what was probably an obvious result, Sam Walsh produced one of the all time best first-seasons by a teenager, playing all 17 senior games for Mexico City at an whopping average of 91! A steal at Pick 3 of the draft, congratulations to both Walsh and Mexico City!

Walsh edged out almost equally impressive Connor Rozee (Moscow), who may turn out to be the bigger steal of last years draft at Pick 11.

WXV Rising Star Votes

PlayerTeamVotes
Sam WalshMexico City Suns76
Connor RozeeMoscow Spetsnaz61
Xavier DuursmaNew York Revolution45
Bailey SmithPNL Reindeers44
Gryan MiersCape Town Cobras14
Shai BoltonMexico City Suns13
Zak ButtersDublin Destroyers6
Josh BattleCape Town Cobras5
Willem DrewLondon Royals2
Jack RossPacific Islanders2
James RowbottomChristchurch Saints2

GoLions

Gryan top 5, biggest steal suuuurely <3

Purple 77

Round 16

Jarryd Lyons you magnificent b*stard.

Max Gawn takes a Jim Stynes medal winning 3 votes!!! Ah, what a bloody pleasure! What would be even better? Not having to share it with that scrub Grundy. Come on Maxy, one more game.

Josh Dunkley though is certainly one to watch out for in future years, who has put together a fantastic 2nd half of the year.

New Delhi Tigers (21.6.132) lost to Dublin Destroyers (23.7.145)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Brad Crouch1294
2Jack Darling1256
1Todd Goldstein12415

Seoul Magpies (24.10.154) def Toronto Wolves (23.10.148)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Rowan Marshall14212
2Clayton Oliver14013
1Christian Salem1396

Pacific Islanders (21.10.136) lost to Beijing Thunder (24.10.154)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Jarryd Lyons1659
2Brodie Grundy15721
1Daniel Howe1211

Tokyo Samurai (20.9.129) def New York Revolution (18.9.117)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Brodie Smith1275
2Josh Dunkley12717
1Lachie Whitfield11912

Berlin Brewers (21.7.133) def Moscow Spetsnaz (19.9.123)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Max Gawn13224
2Adam Treloar11616
1David Mundy1049

Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (21.9.135) def Cape Town Cobras (20.7.127)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Jeremy Cameron1349
2Mitch Duncan12314
1Touk Miller1221

London Royals (19.6.120) def Cairo Sands (17.11.113)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Dom Sheed1386
2Taylor Adams972
1Timothy English921

Mexico City Suns (19.7.121) lost to PNL Reindeers (21.11.137)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Jack Lonie1283
2Zach Merrett12015
1Luke Ryan1179

Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.7.127) def Christchurch Saints (18.8.116)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Reilly O'Brien1495
2Andrew Brayshaw1162
1Luke Parker10510

Purple 77

Round 16 Leaderboard

Gawn will be at least 1 Jim Stynes medalist, but will there be two? Or will there be 3 bridesmaids?

Full NameWXV ClubT
Max GawnBerlin Brewers24
Brodie GrundyBeijing Thunder21
Lachie NealeBeijing Thunder21
Patrick DangerfieldSeoul Magpies18

Purple 77

Round 17

Toronto top score for the season, with Macrae only warming up. 22 games with that form will see plenty of Jim Stynes medals for him in the future.

But for now, it's Gawn's turn.

Toronto Wolves (28.11.179) def Dublin Destroyers (24.8.152)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Jack Macrae15319
2Tom Hawkins1523
1Joel Selwood1451

New Delhi Tigers (21.9.135) def Pacific Islanders (21.6.132)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Jarrod Witts1484
2Marcus Bontempelli13219
1Andrew Gaff1246

Beijing Thunder (23.6.144) lost to Seoul Magpies (23.11.149)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Ben McEvoy1486
2Tom J Lynch1322
1Clayton Oliver12614

Berlin Brewers (22.8.140) def Tokyo Samurai (20.8.128)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Sebastian Ross1595
2Max Gawn13326
1Michael Walters1138

Cape Town Cobras (17.11.113) lost to Moscow Spetsnaz (20.6.126)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Touk Miller1344
2Adam Treloar12318
1Jordan De Goey1183

New York Revolution (21.11.137) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (25.7.157)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Patrick Cripps15219
2Elliot Yeo1287
1Jack Steele1214

PNL Reindeers (18.9.117) def Christchurch Saints (16.8.104)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Dylan Shiel1286
2Jake Stringer1132
1Mark Blicavs1042

London Royals (20.7.127) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.6.126)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Dom Sheed1229
2Jared Polec1174
1Riley Bonner1131

Cairo Sands (19.10.124) lost to Mexico City Suns (21.6.132)

Vote     Player            Score         Total Votes
3Hugh McCluggage1237
2Nick Vlastuin1195
1James Worpel1061

Purple 77

It is beautifully fitting that Max Gawn is the 2019 Jim Stynes medalist!



The Berlin ruck has been a superstar of the competition for 2 years now, and if for just a little bit of luck, he would have double-tonned his way to a Berlin premiership. With a strong affinity to Jim Stynes himself, Max Gawn does his memory justice as both someone we admire, and just an out-an-out gun.

Final Leaderboard

Full NameWXV ClubTOTAL
Max GawnBerlin Brewers26
Lachie NealeBeijing Thunder21
Brodie GrundyBeijing Thunder21
Jack MacraeToronto Wolves19
Marcus BontempelliPacific Islanders19
Patrick CrippsRio de Janeiro Jaguars19
Patrick DangerfieldSeoul Magpies18
Adam TreloarMoscow Spetsnaz18
Josh DunkleyTokyo Samurai17
Ben CunningtonCape Town Cobras17

Purple 77

And to close off the week, I proudly present the 2019 WXV Coach of the Year!

With a whopping 9 nominations for the award (and could have easily been more), I asked everyone to vote on a 3-2-1 basis to determine 2019 WXV Coach of the Year.

Pleasingly, everyone received votes from at least 3 different people! But there were two coaches that featured prominently. Once coaching alongside each other, the top 2 have now forged an epic rivalry deemed 'Karen v Kate'.

It is my pleasure to announce that the WXV coach of the year is...

GoLions (Cape Town)!

After producing just a 2 win year and the wooden spoon last year, "GL" pursued an aggressive trading strategy to boost Cape Town ("Kate") up the ladder, and he did just that. Adding 7 wins on his 2 win 2018 total, Cape Town was *this* close to making the finals, and they may have if it weren't for number 1 ruck Toby Nankervis going down with an injury. Cape Town are well placed to continue their upward trajectory, which is a testament to GLs ability and competitive drive.

Congratulations GL!

Coaches Award Top 3

CoachTeamVotes
GoLionsCape Town Cobras24
Nige/MLCairo Sands20
PowerBugRio de Janeiro Jaguars15

Purple 77

Thank you to everyone for taking part in WXVs in 2019 :)

The coaches award voting was particularly indicative I reckon. There are so many personalities and fantasy talent amongst us, which is what makes WXVs such an enjoyable place.

Whilst I may continue to litter this thread with some stats, I encourage everyone to follow the conclusion of the WXV Grand Final :)

Cheers all!

upthemaidens

OMG, oh my Gawn.    Well done to Bontempelli for coming equal 4th.

RaisyDaisy

Awesome count Purps!

Congrats to all the winners :)

GoLions

Now to take out the reserves granny for what everyone strives for, the Reserves flag / CotY double!

Nige

Glad Dav finally has something to show for his 2 years at Kate!  8)