2022 Round Eleven Thread

[Jukes]

Fixtures
Quito Quetzals vs Colorado Avalanche
Houston Bombers vs Las Vegas Sinners
Ottawa Otters vs Wisconsin Cockerels
Anaheim Mighty Ducks vs Carolina Panthers
New Brooklyn Hawks vs San Francisco Grizzlies
Chicago Sharks vs Boston Terriers

Ladder
Wisconsin Cockerels   8-2   1308   1177   111.13
Boston Terriers   7-3   1205   1166   103.34
Las Vegas Sinners   6-4   1229   1142   107.62
Quito Quetzals   6-4   1188   1124   105.69
Chicago Sharks   6-4   1182   1155   102.34
Carolina Panthers   6-4   1186   1173   101.11
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Houston Bombers   6-4   1119   1114   100.45
Ottawa Otters   5-5   1110   1157   95.94
New Brooklyn Hawks   4-6   1155   1173   98.47
Colorado Avalanche   4-6   1130   1180   95.76
San Francisco Grizzlies   2-8   1052   1153   91.24
Anaheim Mighty Ducks   0-10   1040   1189   87.47

Full lockout 27/05.

Team Submission
D: A. Player, B. Player, C. Player, D. Player
M: E. Player (c) or (cc), F. Player (vc) or (cc), G. Player, H. Player, I. Player, J. Player
R: K. Player
F: L. Player (evc), M. Player, N. Player, O. Player
U: P. Player, Q. Player, R. Player
Emg: S. Player, T. Player, U. Player, V. Player (sub)

[Big Mac]

D: James Sicily, Harry Perryman, Griffin Logue, Harris Andrews
M: Clayton Oliver (CC), Cameron Guthrie, Luke Parker (EVC), Andrew Brayshaw (CC), James Jordon, Jye Caldwell
R: Matthew Flynn
F: Rory Lobb, Max King, Jack Silvagni, Zac Fisher
U: Jake Bowey, Tom Barrass, Isaac Quaynor

Emg:  Miles Bergman, Oliver Florent, Tom McDonald, Andrew Gaff (Sub)

[SilverLion]

Houston Bombers

Def: Jacob Weitering, Sam Taylor, Jack Sinclair (CC), Tom Doedee
Mid: Ollie Wines (EVC), Brayden Fiorini, Zak Jones, Jack Redden, Brandon Ellis, Jarrod Berry
Ruck: Tom De Koning
Fwd: Zac Bailey, Isaac Heeney, Keidean Coleman, Sam Powell-Pepper
Util: Darcy Byrne-Jones (D), Jack Crisp (D/M) (CC), Greg Clark (M)

Emg: Conor Nash (F/M), Kysaiah Pickett (F), Bailey J. Williams (R/F), John Noble (D - Sub)

Unchanged.

[Jukes]

D: Stewart (c), Saad (vc), Heppell, Baker
M: Green (evc), Viney, Coniglio, Adams, Anderson, Soligo
R: Soldo
F: McCarthy, Riewoldt, Rankine, Powell
U: Hill, Laverde, Guthrie

Emg: Butts, Kelly, McInnes, Curtis (sub)

[fanTCfool]

Quito Quetzals

Daniel Rich, Dan Houston, Nick Vlastuin, Ryan Burton
Callum Mills (C), Caleb Serong, Hugh Greenwood, Callan Ward, Patrick Lipinski, David Swallow
Reilly O'Brien
Josh Dunkley (VC), Jeremy Cameron, Charlie Cameron, Toby Greene
David Swallow, Justin McInerney, Mitch Lewis

Connor Budarick, Luke Breust, Tim O'Brien, Cam Rayner (SUB)

[ChuckStig]

Las Vegas Sinners

D: Jordan Dawson, Will Day, Jake Lloyd, Darcy Moore
M: Christian Petracca (CC), Jarryd Lyons , George Hewett (CC), Andrew McGrath, Tom Mitchell, James Rowbottom
R: Tim English (EVC)
F: Lance Franklin, Zak Butters, Errol Gulden, Will Hayward
U: Chad Warner (M), Nick Blakey (D), Wil Powell (D)

E: Sam De Koning (D), Sam Durham (M), Peter Ladhams (R/F), Nathan Broad - SUB

[SilverLion]

Houston Bombers

Def: Jacob Weitering, Sam Taylor, Jack Sinclair (CC), Tom Doedee
Mid: Ollie Wines (EVC), Zak Jones, Jack Redden, Brandon Ellis, Jarrod Berry, Greg Clark
Ruck: Tom De Koning
Fwd: Zac Bailey, Isaac Heeney, Keidean Coleman, Sam Powell-Pepper
Util: Darcy Byrne-Jones (D), John Noble (D), Jack Crisp (D/M) (CC)

Emg: Conor Nash (F/M), Kysaiah Pickett (F), Bailey J. Williams (R/F), Jeremy Sharp (M - Sub)

Ins: Jeremy Sharp
Outs: Brayden Fiorini

Fiorini out, Greg to Mids, Noble to Utils, Sharp to sub.

Unchanged.

Was a worth a shot.

[kilblufftwo]

Anaheim

D: J Ridley (EVC), N Hind, B Hardwick, M Adams
M: Z Merrett (C), T Boak (VC), T Cotching, D Mundy, B Hobbs, T Brown
R: S Draper
F: T Hawkins, R Gray, S Berry, M Chol
U: L Brown, J Mahony, L Murphy

E: C Mcdonald (M), C Graham (D),  A Perkins (F), D Smith (sub)

[TomK]

DEF: Isaac Cumming, Jeremy Howe, Callum Wilkie, Brodie Smith

MID: Lachie Neale (C), Rory Laird (VC), Ben Keays (EVC), Scott Pendlebury, Joel Selwood, Brandan Parfitt

RUC: Todd Goldstein

FWD: Todd Marshall, Chad Wingard, Cam Zurhaar, Steele Sidebottom

UTIL: Oscar McInerney (RUC), Mark O'Connor (DEF/MID), Kane Farrell (MID/FWD)

EMG: Tanner Bruhn (FWD), Tom Jonas (DEF), Jordon Sweet (RUC), Jackson Hately (MID-SUB)

[Nige]

Ottawa

Bailey Dale (vc), Jeremy McGovern, Hayden Young, Heath Chapman
Adam Treloar (c), Dion Prestia (evc), Liam Shiels, Luke Davies-Uniacke, Jack Graham, Daniel McKenzie
Rowan Marshall
Jesse Hogan, Charlie Dixon, Matt Taberner, Jack Ginnivan
Jake Riccardi, Ed Richards, Mark Blicavs

Changkuoth Jiath, Kamdyn McIntosh, Nick Holman, Paddy Ryder (sub)

[nas]

Panthers.

Docherty, Ryan, Short, Aliir.
Shiel, Bontempelli c, Jkelly vc, Tkelly, Amon evc, Daicos.
Stanley.
Rozee, Mihocek, Naughton, R West.

Martin c/f, Howard d, Sparrow f/c.

McEntee, J Motlop, Rowe, McDonald sub.

[Urbaninfinnity]

Wisconsin Cockerels

D: Alex Witherden, Zach Tuohy, Caleb Daniel, Steven May
M: Jackson Macrae (C), Darcy Parish (VC), Touk Miller (EVC), Dayne Zorko, Seb Ross, Jordan Clark
R: Max Gawn
F: Dylan Moore, Jade Gresham, Mitch Duncan, Jordan De Goey
U: Sean Darcy (R), Charlie Curnow (F), Luke Shuey (M)

E: Harry Morrison (M/F), Jack Ziebell (D), Bayley Fritsch (F), Jarman Impey (D - SUB)

IN: Charlie Curnow, Jarman Impey
OUT: Jack Billings, Matt Kennedy

[Koop]

Colorado Avalanche

D: Brayden Maynard, Brennan Cox, Lachie Bramble, Jack Scrimshaw
M: Sam Walsh (vc), Jy Simpkin, Jai Newcombe, Adam Cerra, Matt Rowell, Isaac Smith
R: Jarrod Witts (c)
F: Tarryn Thomas, Darcy Cameron, Peter Wright, Luke Jackson
U: Willem Drew, Jamie Elliott, Bailey Scott

E: Mason Wood, Lewis Young, Paddy Dow, Jason Horne-Francis (SUB)

[Jukes]

Quito Quetzals 18.12.120 defeated Colorado Avalanche 17.10.112
(Real: 1800 vs 1684)

Quito couldn't afford to lose this one...and they didn't, in spite of Ward's 5 and HGW, Rich and Vlastuin also scoring poorly - they were unlucky not to get a big chunk of % out of this one. Colorado weren't horrible at all, but with this loss they're probably out of finals conversation (still big improvers though of course).


Houston Bombers 18.11.119 lost to Las Vegas Sinners 18.12.120
(Real: 1792 vs 1806)

A thriller with massive finals implications! Jacob Weitering's early injury was 100% the difference, but props must be given to English, then Hewett, then Butters for getting the reigning premiers home to possibly establish themselves ahead of the big logjam in the bottom half of the 6, and keep them in touch with Wisconsin and Boston. Houston were squeezed out of the 6 last week and this loss will hurt them, but they'll most likely stay in 7th and still can win their way into the finals.


Ottawa Otters 17.10.112 lost to Wisconsin Cockerels 19.12.126
(Real: 1675 vs 1887)

If I had to pick a scoreline to expect for this game, 112-126 would be just about bang on. Ottawa didn't disgrace themselves, and between Ginnivan, Shiels, McGovern, Richards and Riccardi (all scoring between 25 and 55) they left plenty of points on the table, as they fall to 5-6 and stay a step behind the race for finals. May's 15 being subbed off for Impey's 32 wasn't ideal for Wisconsin, but the rest of the side was pretty good.


Anaheim Mighty Ducks 15.13.103 lost to Carolina Panthers 18.8.122
(Real: 1551 vs 1823)

Anaheim had 9 scorers under 55, but still managed to put up a somewhat okay score - but they were no match for Carolina who stretch their distance on seventh place with a required victory, and some percentage to go along with it. Four 130+ scores will do that for you (usually), but Grundy back will help them big time for finals (?).


New Brooklyn Hawks 17.11.113 lost to San Francisco Grizzlies 19.7.121
(Real: 1697 vs 1820)

What a mid-season renaissance by the Grizzlies! Top score last week into one of the top handful this week, on the back of Stewart's huge 174 as captain, with Jed Anderson helping out as well. The Hawks were fine without being great, With this loss - like with Colorado - probably putting them out of finals contention. Their midfield was fantastic with 5 tons, including C and VC, but down back they didn't have a 70+ scorer, the four of them barely accounting for Stewart by himself.


Chicago Sharks 18.12.120 lost to Boston Terriers 19.12.126
(Real: 1801 vs 1893)

A big match with big finals implications, as the Terriers grind out an impressive win on the road to stay in touch with Wisconsin and ahead of the Vegas-Quito-Carolina pack. Chicago will stay in the 6, at sixth, but have a fight on their hands with Houston and apparently San Francisco for that last spot in the six.