RISING STAR NOMINATIONS
*Each round, one player (who is eligible for the AFL rising star award) who achieves the highest score in the SportsBet scoring method will be awarded a nomination for the rising star award.
*The winner of the award at season's end will be the nominee with the highest season average.
Nominations:
R1: George Hewett (Hong Kong) - 132
R2: Toby McLean (Manilla) - 114
R3: Caleb Daniel (Bangladesh) - 169
R4: Orazio Fantasia (Kathmandu) - 155
R5: Tom Papley (Vietnam) - 148
R6: Jack Steele (Taiwan) - 127
R7: Christian Petracca (Vietnam) - 113
R8: Daniel Howe (Bangladesh) - 101
R9: James Harmes (Manilla) - 147
R10: Josh Dunkley (Hong Kong) - 161
R11: Jacob Weirering (Hong Kong) - 154
R12: Darcy Byrne-Jones (Hong Kong) - 97
R13: Trent Dumont (Bangkok) - 138
R14: Brayden Maynard (Taiwan) - 165
R15: Peter Wright (Taiwan) - 125
R16: Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti (Turkey) - 127
R17: Jason Castagna (Laos) - 112
R18: Ed Langdon (Bangladesh) - 126
R19: Karl Amon (Hong Kong) - 114
TEAM OF THE WEEK
Round 1:
Coach: Nige (Laos)
Captain: Josh J Kennedy (Laos)
D: Daniel Rich (UAE), Jason Johannisen (Sri Lanka), Tom Sheridan (Hong Kong), Shane Biggs (PNG)
M: Tom Mitchell (Turkey), Brad Ebert (Kathmandu), Gary Ablett (Kuala Lumpur), Robbie Gray (Australia)
R: Nic Naitanui (Bangkok)
F: Josh J Kennedy (Laos), Jarrad Waite (Sri Lanka), Chad Wingard (Tibet), Aaron Hall, (Laos)
U: Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey), Jordan Lewis (Australia)
Round 2:
Coach: Nas (UAE)
Captain: Josh Gibson (UAE) & Tom Lynch (Tibet)
D: Josh Gibson (UAE), Rory Laird (Tibet), Jason Johannisen (Sri Lanka), Bachar Houli (Mongolia)
M: Sam Mitchell (Tibet), Tom Mitchell (Turkey), Ollie Wines (Laos), Lachie Hunter (PNG)
R: Kurt Tippett (Mongolia)
F: Tom Lynch (Tibet), Zac Merrett (Bangkok), Jarrad Waite (Sri Lanka), Cyril Rioli (UAE)
U: Nathan Fyfe (Bangladesh), Luke Parker (Vietnam)
Round 3:
Coach: Toga (Mongolia)
Captain: Leigh Montagna (Mongolia)
D: Bachar Houli (Mongolia), Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Jasper Pittard (Tibet), Corey Enright (Kuala Lumpur)
M: Jack Ziebell (Bangkok), Jack Steven (Australia), Scott Thompson (Mongolia), Zac Merrett (Bangkok)
R: Todd Goldstein (Laos)
F: Leigh Montagna (Mongolia), Aaron Hall, (Laos), Tom Lynch (Mongolia), Brent Harvey (Australia)
U: Caleb Daniel (Bangladesh), Jack Billings (PNG)
Round 4:
Coach: Nostra/Rids (Bangkok)
Captain: Nathan Fyfe (Bangladesh)
D: Orazio Fantasia (Kathmandu), Sam Docherty (Bangkok), Sam Wright (Kathmandu), Shane Biggs (PNG)
M: Nathan Fyfe (Bangladesh), Jack Ziebell (Bangkok), Lachie Neale (Tibet), Dan Hannebery (Kathmandu)
R: Tom Nicholls (PNG)
F: Jarrad Waite (Sri Lanka), Zac Merrett (Bangkok), Nick Riewoldt (Australia), Tom Lynch (Mongolia)
U: Steele Sidebottom (Kuala Lumpur), Adam Treloar (Bangkok)
Round 5:
Coach: Rico (Kuala Lumpur)
Captain: Steele Sidebottom (Kuala Lumpur)
D: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Lee Spurr (Kathmandu), Matthew Boyd (Australia), Shane Savage (Bangladesh)
M: Steele Sidebottom (Kuala Lumpur), Joel Selwood (Kuala Lumpur), Jack Viney (Tibet), Lachie Neale (Tibet)
R: Mark Blicavs (Vietnam)
F: Toby Greene (Australia), Nick Riewoldt (Australia), Michael Barlow (Kuala Lumpur), Alex Fasolo (Laos)
U: Adam Treloar (Bangkok), Scott Pendlebury (Kuala Lumpur)
Round 6:
Coach: Jay (Sri Lanka)
Captain: Pearce Hanley (Mongolia), Luke Parker (Vietnam)
D: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Jimmy Bartel (Mongolia), Bachar Houli (Mongolia), Scott D Thompson (Sri Lanka)
M: Pearce Hanley (Mongolia), Luke Parker (Vietnam), Dan Hannebery (Kathmandu), Shaun Grigg (Mongolia)
R: Kurt Tippett (Mongolia)
F: Dane Zorko (Bangkok), Michael Walters (Sri Lanka), Steve Johnson (Mongolia), Mark LeCras (Australia)
U: Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka), Tom Rockliff (PNG)
Round 7:
Coach: Rico (Kuala Lumpur)
Captain: Nick Riewoldt (Australia)
D: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Jarrad McVeigh (Mongolia), Jimmy Bartel (Mongolia), Sam Docherty (Bangkok)
M: Bryce Gibbs (Manilla), Stephen Coniglio (Taiwan), Nathan Jones (UAE), David Zaharakis (Bangladesh)
R: Max Gawn (Tibet)
F: Nick Riewoldt (Australia), Josh Jenkins (Manilla), Isaac Heeney (Taiwan), Lance Franklin (Kuala Lumpur)
U: Stephen Motlop (Bangkok), Tom Mitchell (Turkey)
Round 8:
Coach: Nostra/Rids (Bangkok)
Captain: Tom Liberatore (Bangladesh)
D: Sam Docherty (Bangkok), Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Kade Simpson (Sri Lanka), Zac Williams (Taiwan)
M: Tom Liberatore (Bangladesh), Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka), Sam Gibson (Manilla), Jack Viney (Tibet)
R: Mathew Kreuzer (Taiwan)
F: Zach Merrett (Bangkok), Dane Zorko (Bangkok), Jeremy Cameron (Tibet), Dustin Martin (UAE)
U: Bryce Gibbs (Manilla), Adam Treloar (Bangkok)
Round 9:
Coach: Rico (Kuala Lumpur)
Captain: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur)
D: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Matthew Dea (Manilla), Zac Williams (Taiwan), Paul Seedsman (PNG)
M: Lachie Neale (Tibet), Callan Ward (Sri Lanka), Stephen Coniglio (Taiwan), James Kelly (Kathmandu)
R: Todd Goldstein (Laos)
F: Scott Lycett (Sri Lanka), Josh J Kennedy (Laos), Josh Bruce (Vietnam), Kurt Tippett (Mongolia)
U: Jack Steven (Australia), Seb Ross (Bangkok)
Round 10:
Coach: JBs Hawks (Australia)
Captain: David Armitage (Australia)
D: Jimmy Bartel (Mongolia), Josh Gibson (UAE), Jeremy Howe (Vietnam), Shaun Burgoyne (Kuala Lumpur)
M: David Armitage (Australia), Tom Mitchell (Turkey), Bryce Gibbs (Manilla), Jack Macrae (Tibet)
R: Max Gawn (Tibet)
F: Nick Riewoldt (Australia), Cyril Rioli (UAE), Josh J Kennedy (Laos), Luke Dahlhaus (Kuala Lumpur)
U: Jordan Lewis (Australia), Jack Steven (Australia)
Round 11:
Coach: Jay (Sri Lanka)
Captain: Tom Rockliff (PNG)
D: Matthew Boyd (Australia), Jacob Weitering (Hing Kong), Daniel Talia (UAE), Paul Seedsman (PNG)
M: Tom Rockliff (PNG), Lachie Hunter (PNG), Dion Prestia (Laos), Ed Curnow (Sri Lanka)
R: Kurt Tippett (Mongolia)
F: Josh Jenkins (Manilla), Sam Kerridge (Bangladesh), Taylor Walker (Laos), Michael Barlow (KL)
U: Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka), Scott Pendlebury (KL)
Round 12:
Coach: JBs Hawks (Australia)
Captain: Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey)
D: Kade Simpson (Sri Lanka), Rory Laird (Tibet), Sam Docherty (Bangkok), Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur)
M: Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey), Jack Steven (Australia), Tom Rockliff (PNG), Nathan Jones (UAE)
R: Max Gawn (Tibet)
F: Dustin Martin (UAE), Chris Mayne (Kuala Lumpur), Toby Greene (Australia), Tom J Lynch (Mongolia)
U: Dom Tyson (Vietnam, Sam Gibson (Manilla)
Round 13:
Coach: Nostra/Rids (Bangkok)
Captain: Michael Barlow (Kuala Lumpur)
D: Jimmy Bartel (Mongolia), Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Elliot Yeo (Bangkok), Zak Jones (Vietnam)
M: Pearce Hanley (Mongolia), Luke Parker (Vietnam), Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey), Tom Rockliff (PNG)
R: Max Gawn (Tibet)
F: Michael Barlow (Kuala Lumpur), Dane Zorko (Bangkok), Adam Cooney (Mongolia), Toby Greene (Australia)
U: Mitch Robinson (Bangkok), Stephen Coniglio (Taiwan)
Round 14:
Coach: Jay (Sri Lanka)
Captain: Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka)
D: Brayden Maynard (Taiwan), Grant Birchall (UAE), Josh Gibson (UAE), Zac Williams (Taiwan)
M: Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka), Matthew Crouch (Bangkok), Adam Treloar (Bangkok), Bryce Gibbs (Manilla)
R: Stefan Martin (UAE)
F: Jack Riewoldt (Laos), Dustin Martin (UAE), Steve Johnson (Mongolia), Michael Walters (Sri Lanka)
U: Gary Ablett (KL) Sam Mitchell (Tibet)
Round 15:
Coach: Jay (Sri Lanka)
Captain: Luke Parker (Vietnam)
D: MAtthew Boyd (Australia), Nick Malceski (Kuala Lumpur), Kade Simpson (Sri Lanka), Rory Laird (Tibet)
M: Luke Parker (Vietnam), Lachie Hunter (PNG), Andrew Gaff (Kathmandu), Nathan Jones (UAE)
R: Brodie Grundy (Kuala Lumpur)
F: Lance Franklin (Kuala Lumpur), JAck Watts (Turkey), Mark Hutchings (Vietnam), Zach Merrett (Bangkok)
U: Marcus Bontempelli (Sri Lanka), Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka)
Round 16:
Coach: Nostra/Rids (Bangkok)
Captain: Jack Steven (Australia)
D: Jack Grimes (Bangladesh), Jarrod Harbrow (Bangkok), Matthew Broadbent (Asutralia), Andrew Mackie (Sri Lanka)
M: Jack Steven (Australia), Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey), Lachie Neale (Tibet), Marcus Bontempelli (Sri Lanka)
R: Sam Jacobs (Sri Lanka)
F: Touk Miller (PNG), Zach Merrett (Bangkok), JAck Watts (Turkey), Aaron Hall (Laos)
U: Rory Sloane (Sri Lanka), Steele Sidebottom (Kuala Lumpur)
Round 17:
Coach: Nostra/Rids (Bangkok)
Captain: Dustin Martin (UAE)
D: Shaun Burgoyne (Kuala Lumpur), Sam Docherty (Bangkok), Andrew Mackie (Sri Lanka), Corey Enright (Kuala Lumpur)
M: Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey), Josh Kelly (Vietnam), Tom Rockliff (PNG), Josh P Kennedy (Turkey)
R: Brodie Grundy (Kuala Lumpur)
F: Dustin Martin (UAE), Zach Merrett (Bangkok), Ben Griffiths (Taiwan), Dane Zorko (Bangkok)
U: Stephen Coniglio (Taiwan), Joel Selwood (Kuala Lumpur)
Round 18:
Coach: Nas (UAE)
Captain: Tom Rockliff (PNG)
D: Josh Gibson (UAE), Sam Docherty (Bangkok), Kade Simpson (Sri Lanka), Steven May (Tibet)
M: Tom Rockliff (PNG), MAtt PRiddis (Mongolia), Jack Steven (Australia), Brendon Goddard (UAE)
R: Stefan Martin (UAE)
F: Michael Walters (Sri Lanka), Jack Gunston (Australia), Zac Merrett (Bangkok), Tom J Lynch (Mongolia)
U: Patrick Cripps (Manilla), Bryce Gibbs (Manilla)
Round 19:
Coach: Rico (Kuala Lumpur)
Captain: Josh P Kennedy (Turkey)
D: Heath Shaw (Kuala Lumpur), Shaun Burgoyne (Kuala Lumpur), Jamie Macmillan (Manilla), Jackson Trengove (Kathmandu)
M: Josh P Kennedy (Turkey), Daniel Hannebery (Kathmandu), Scott Pendlebury (Kuala Lumpur), Patrick Dangerfield (Turkey)
R: Brodie Grundy (Kuala Lumpur)
F: Joe Daniher (UAE), Jack Watts (Turkey), Hayden Crozier (PNG), Steve Johnson (Mongolia)
U: David Mundy (UAE), Taylor Adams (Bangkok)
Reserved
Reserved
Love it Rusty!
So for eligibility for Rising Star
- under 21 in 2017
- played less than 11 AFL games
That's it hey?
Quote from: Ricochet on May 02, 2016, 12:38:19 PM
Love it Rusty!
So for eligibility for Rising Star
- under 21 in 2017
- played less than 11 AFL games
That's it hey?
Yeah, think that's the AFL criteria. Do you think I've missed someone?
Quote from: Rusty00 on May 02, 2016, 12:44:20 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on May 02, 2016, 12:38:19 PM
Love it Rusty!
So for eligibility for Rising Star
- under 21 in 2017
- played less than 11 AFL games
That's it hey?
Yeah, think that's the AFL criteria. Do you think I've missed someone?
Nah just checking on our Josh Smith. But think he's too old
Christian Petracca from the Vietnam Vipers is the Round 7 rising star nominee after coming into the side late replacing Jack Sinclair. With his nomination the Vipers become the first team with 2 nominations this year after Tom Papley was nominated in Round 5.
Is was a fairly even team of the week in Rd.7 with five teams having 2 representatives each including the 14th place Manilla Folders and the 15th place Taiwan Dolphins who managed 2 representatives despite losing their 6th consecutive game.
The Captain for this week's team was Nick Riewoldt from Australia with a score of 200, whilst Heath Shaw became the first player to make the team 4 times for the year, being named in defence for the 3rd consecutive week.
Coach of the Kuala Lumpur Crocodiles, Rico, became the first coach to be selected twice for the year.
Change on the rising star nomination this week as I originally missed the fact Petracca came on as an emergency for the Vipers :-[
Quote from: Rusty00 on May 09, 2016, 03:48:23 PM
Coach of the Kuala Lumpur Crocodiles, Rico, became the first coach to be selected twice for the year.
8)
Daniel Howe from the Bangladesh Bears is the Round 8 rising star nominee becoming the Bears second nomination of the year after his solid performance in defense in their victory over Taiwan.
The Nostra/Rids combination was the coach of the week as their Bangkok Crabs put together the highest score of the round in their defeat of Kathmandu. The Crabs also led the way with four players in the team of the week, Sam Docherty, Zach Merrett, Dane Zorko and Adam Treloar. Four teams contributed two players which again included bottom ranked teams the Manilla Folders and Taiwan Dolphins despite falling to their 6th and 8th losses respectively.
Tom Liberatore of the Bangladesh Bears was named Captain whilst Heath Shaw was named in defence for the 4th consecutive week and 5th time overall.
I dont think Boomer was the top scoring forward?
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on May 16, 2016, 06:51:15 PM
I dont think Boomer was the top scoring forward?
I'll look into it. I copied scores from the Team Submission thread
Quote from: Rusty00 on May 16, 2016, 08:14:57 PM
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on May 16, 2016, 06:51:15 PM
I dont think Boomer was the top scoring forward?
I'll look into it. I copied scores from the Team Submission thread
He got 180 including his VC bonus I think
Quote from: GoLions on May 16, 2016, 08:22:30 PM
Quote from: Rusty00 on May 16, 2016, 08:14:57 PM
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on May 16, 2016, 06:51:15 PM
I dont think Boomer was the top scoring forward?
I'll look into it. I copied scores from the Team Submission thread
He got 180 including his VC bonus I think
:-[
I'll fix it up when I get to work tomorrow
Should be Zac Merrett ;)
Heath Shaw going for 5 straight team of the week noms 8)
Quote from: Ricochet on May 16, 2016, 09:29:08 PM
Heath Shaw going for 5 straight team of the week noms 8)
All those years in the Magpie system now bearing fruit ;)
Quote from: T Dog on May 16, 2016, 09:52:50 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on May 16, 2016, 09:29:08 PM
Heath Shaw going for 5 straight team of the week noms 8)
All those years in the Magpie system now bearing fruit ;)
KL... the land of current and ex Pies
Shaw
Beams
Wellingham
Pendlebury
Sidebottom
Josh Thomas
Grundy
Witts
Gault
Cox
Sier
Josh Dunkley is the Rd.10 rising star nomination after scoring an impressive 161 against Mongolia this week. Dunkley becomes the Dongs second nomination for the season following George Hewett's nomination in Rd.1.
Well even though they are not part of Asia (hey TBag) Australia dominated the team of the week in Rd.10. David Armitage was named Captain for his monster score of 217 whilst he was joined by teammates Nick Riewoldt, Jack Steven and Jordan Lewis. Ales coach JBs was named the coach of the week.
In other news Heath Shaw's streak ended at 5 consecutive weeks in the team, however he still has been selected the most number of weeks at 6. Tom Mitchell and Nick Riewoldt, joined Zach Merrett in second place with 4 nominations after being selected this week.
Quote from: Rusty00 on May 30, 2016, 04:33:13 PM
In other news Heath Shaw's streak ended at 5 consecutive weeks in the team
:'(
Darcy Byrne-Jones is the Rd.12 rising star nomination making it 3 successive nominations for the Hong Kong Dongs. Unfortunately for Lachie Weller, and PNG, his career best 149 was wasted in the reserves :'(
Patrick Dangerfield was named Captain in the Rd.12 team of the week after a mammoth 245 for Turkey whilst after 2 weeks absent, Heath Shaw returns to the team for the 7th time this season. Selections for the team were spread around amongst the AXV teams this week with no one team having more than 2 players selected.
Over the first 12 rounds, Kuala Lumpur has the most selections (20), whilst at the other end of the spectrum Hong Kong have had only 2 selections.
Kuala Lumpur 20
Mongolia 19
Australia 18
Bangkok 18
Tibet 16
Sri Lanka 15
Laos 11
PNG 11
UAE 10
Manilla 8
Bangladesh 7
Kathmandu 7
Taiwan 6
Turkey 6
Vietnam 6
Hong Kong 2
Hong Kong has had a third of rising star nominations 8) Probs won't have the winner, but exciting stuff.
Quick Update
Rd.13
Trent Dumont was the round 13 rising star becoming Bangkok's first nomination for the year. In a competitive round for rookies he beat James Sicilly, James Rose and Callum Mills for the nomination all of whom on any other given week may have won the nomination.
The Nostra/Rids coaching panel picked up the 3rd coach of the week for Bangkok whilst Michael Barlow's massive 209 for KL earned him the Captain of the team of the week. Bangkok and Mongolia each contributed 3 players to the team of the week.
Rd.14
Brayden Maynard is the round 14 rising star becoming Taiwan's second nomination for the year. Maynard's score of 165 was the second highest by a rookie for the year, only beaten by Caleb Daniel (169) in round 3. James Sicily and Tom Phillips were other rookies who had good performances this week.
Jay of Sri Lanka was the round 14 coach of the week for the third time this year, joining Rico as the most of any coach. Helping Jay pick up the award this week was Rory Sloane who was named Captain of the team. After only have 10 players selected in the first 13 rounds, UAE dominated the team of the week with 4 players selected.
Updated to Round 17
Back to back TOTW's for Andrew Mackie wasn't something I expected! But will happily take it :)
GEORGEEEE!
lol didn't even notice Orazio got the Rd 4 nom 8) What a gun
A question regarding this comment:
"*The winner of the award at season's end will be the nominee with the highest season average."
Is this the playing average of the player or just the season average? Like if one of the nominees up there is never named for their side except for the week they got the nom, should they really get the award?
Quote from: PowerBug on July 20, 2016, 08:04:15 PM
lol didn't even notice Orazio got the Rd 4 nom 8) What a gun
A question regarding this comment:
"*The winner of the award at season's end will be the nominee with the highest season average."
Is this the playing average of the player or just the season average? Like if one of the nominees up there is never named for their side except for the week they got the nom, should they really get the award?
To be honest it was a copy and paste from the last time this was run ;)
But yeah I was going to make it that they had to have played x number of games for their AXV team to qualify. Haven't come up with the final parameters as yet.
Quote from: Rusty00 on July 20, 2016, 08:43:30 PM
Quote from: PowerBug on July 20, 2016, 08:04:15 PM
lol didn't even notice Orazio got the Rd 4 nom 8) What a gun
A question regarding this comment:
"*The winner of the award at season's end will be the nominee with the highest season average."
Is this the playing average of the player or just the season average? Like if one of the nominees up there is never named for their side except for the week they got the nom, should they really get the award?
To be honest it was a copy and paste from the last time this was run ;)
But yeah I was going to make it that they had to have played x number of games for their AXV team to qualify. Haven't come up with the final parameters as yet.
All good :)
Just need a big haul from Orazio this week to overtake Caleb Daniel 8) Trent Dumont only played 5 AFL games this season so I doubt he's played enough for Bangkok to qualify. He's just ahead of both Daniel and Orazio
Round 18 updated.
Ed Langdon from the Bangladesh Bears is the rising star nomination pipping out the enormously unlucky Callum Mills. Would be somewhat of a travesty if Mills missed out on a nomination this year given how many times he has been in the Top 2-3 rookies of the round.
Nas takes out the coach of the week for the first time since Round 2. Coincidently Josh Gibson of the UAE Tigers was also the Top ranked defender similarly to Round 2. Tom Rockliff of the Head Hunters (no Rico he's not up for trade ;) :P) was the captain of the Round 18 team of the week.
Zach Merrett (Bangkok) draws level with Heath Shaw (KL) with 8 nominations in the team of the week, with Jack Steven (Australia) one behind.
Don't even want Rocky :P
I don't know what more Mills needs to do to get a nomination! He's had some great games for a rookie this season.
Quote from: BB67th on July 26, 2016, 08:18:04 PM
I don't know what more Mills needs to do to get a nomination! He's had some great games for a rookie this season.
Unfortunately someone else pops up with a good score each week to pip him. Maybe I should just give the last round nomination to him for accumulative performances ;)
Fantasia 2nd highest average for blokes who have been nominated only the 5 gamer Trent Dumont has averaged more :P (Obviously my stance is that he shouldn't be eligible as not enough games but not my decision :))
Could do a coach vote, like WXV. So then coaches can take into account position and importance to team aswell as average.
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on July 26, 2016, 09:02:31 PM
Could do a coach vote, like WXV. So then coaches can take into account position and importance to team aswell as average.
Not a bad idea I reckon.
Quote from: Nige on July 26, 2016, 09:27:43 PM
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on July 26, 2016, 09:02:31 PM
Could do a coach vote, like WXV. So then coaches can take into account position and importance to team aswell as average.
Not a bad idea I reckon.
This sounds good.
I was going to tally up each players score/averages for each game they played for their AXV team, but that sounded like too much work.
Is this how it's done in WXV? Maybe each coach gives out 5, 4, 3, 2, 1?
Quote from: Nige on July 26, 2016, 09:27:43 PM
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on July 26, 2016, 09:02:31 PM
Could do a coach vote, like WXV. So then coaches can take into account position and importance to team aswell as average.
Not a bad idea I reckon.
Coach involvement is a good thing :)
Some stats for the Team of the Week (may be an error or two as the spreadsheet I'm using to collate is fairly basic)
Most Weeks in Team of the Week
Player | Weeks | Team |
| | |
Heath Shaw | 9 | Kuala Lumpur |
Zach Merrett | 8 | Bangkok |
Rory Sloane | 6 | Sri Lanka |
Jack Steven | 6 | Australia |
Sam Docherty | 6 | Bangkok |
Tom Rockliff | 6 | PNG |
Patrick Dangerfield | 6 | Turkey |
Bruce Gibbs | 5 | Manilla |
Nick Riewoldt | 4 | Australia |
Tom Mitchell | 4 | Turkey |
Kurt Tippett | 4 | Mongolia |
Jimmy Bartel | 4 | Mongolia |
Max Gawn | 4 | Tibet |
Lachie Neale | 4 | Tibet |
Josh Gibson | 4 | UAE |
Dustin Martin | 4 | UAE |
Luke Parker | 4 | Vietnam |
Thomas J Lynch | 4 | Mongolia |
Stephen Coniglio | 4 | Taiwan |
Kade Simpson | 4 | Sri Lanka |
Most Weeks as Coach
Coach | Weeks | Team |
| | |
Nostra/Rids | 5 | Bangkok |
Rico | 4 | Kuala Lumpur |
Jay | 4 | Sri Lanka |
JBs Hawks | 2 | Australia |
Nas | 2 | UAE |
Toga | 1 | Mongolia |
Nige | 1 | Laos |
Total Players
Team | Total Players |
| |
Kuala Lumpur | 35 |
Bangkok | 32 |
Sri Lanka | 28 |
Mongolia | 26 |
Australia | 24 |
UAE | 21 |
Tibet | 20 |
PNG | 17 |
Turkey | 15 |
Laos | 13 |
Manilla | 12 |
Taiwan | 11 |
Vietnam | 11 |
Kathmandu | 10 |
Bangladesh | 8 |
Hong Kong | 2 |
Most Weeks as Captain
Player | Weeks as Captain | Team |
| | |
Luke Parker | 2 | Vietnam |
Tom Rockliff | 2 | PNG |
Everyone else | 1 | Multiple Teams |
Will send a PM around to all coaches for Rising Star voting.
Hye guys, I just noticed something when i was voting and that was the player season averages etc were not showing on Rusty's message (see below pic). But when I hit reply to send him my votes they popped up as they should've so was able to vote. Just letting everyone know so that if they were wondering what the hell he was on about because they had the same issue I had, hit reply and you'll see all the work he put in to getting those season averages :)
(http://i65.tinypic.com/zsleaa.jpg)
As you can see there's the table is not there, bit weird but glad I found it in the end, otherwise I would've had no clue who to vote for (I can't see anymore than 2 of the top 5 in the AFL Rising Star making our top 5 personally)