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In our weekly column, Statistically Speaking, we scoured the
Champion Data stats to review Round 20 by the numbers.
STAR PERFORMER
Lewis Stevenson wound back the clock for Sydney University
in a starring performance against Redland. The 30-year-old former West Coast
and Port Adelaide midfielder tore the Bombers apart on Saturday with 38 disposals,
four clearances, 11 inside 50s, six rebound 50s and three goals to steer the
Students to a 19-point victory and seal their place in the finals.
RANKINGS RULER
Southport defender Ryan Davis was everywhere in Darwin on
Saturday night when he dominated against NT Thunder in the Sharks’ 64-point
win. Playing through the midfield, Davis amassed 41 disposals, 11 marks, eight
clearances, 10 inside 50s, had a round-high 18 score involvements and hit the
scoreboard with 3.4. His performance yielded 189 Champion Data ranking points.
ROOKIE WATCH
Joel Jeffrey has a world of potential and he certainly
showed it on the weekend with four goals against Southport at TIO Stadium. The
17-year-old, who is eligible for the AFL Draft next season, has been on the
radar of AFL recruiters for a few years and had another solid outing with 13
disposals (six contested), four marks and three tackles on Saturday.
YOUNG SHINES
Gold Coast pit a dent in Sydney’s top four aspirations with
a 35-point win on Saturday and it was thanks largely to Aaron Young, who is
siting on 99 AFL games. The midfielder did his chances of a recall to the top
level for an impending milestone match no harm with 32 disposals, six clearances,
three inside 50s, four rebound 50s and a goal as the SUNS triumphed at Tramway
Oval.
CANBERRA STANDS TALL
The Demons aren’t known for being a side who dominates in
the air, but that’s exactly what they did against the Hornets in a big upset an
UNSW Canberra Oval. Canberra doubled Aspley in contested marks, winning that
stat 14-7. Emerging forward Riley Corbett, who booted five goals, reeled in
match-high four contested marks.
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