Fixtures
Chicago Sharks at Colorado Avalanche
Boston Terriers at New Brooklyn Hawks
San Francisco Grizzlies at Anaheim Mighty Ducks
Carolina Panthers at Ottawa Otters
Wisconsin Cockerels at Houston Bombers
Las Vegas Sinners at Quito Quetzals
Ladder
Wisconsin Cockerels 9-0 1107 1004 110.26
Boston Terriers 7-2 1072 1034 103.68
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 6-3 1044 1026 101.75
Las Vegas Sinners 6-3 1020 1014 100.59
New Brooklyn Hawks 6-3 1005 1022 98.33
Chicago Sharks 5-4 1017 997 102.01
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Houston Bombers 4-5 1023 1003 101.99
Carolina Panthers 4-5 1042 1036 100.58
Ottawa Otters 3-6 1003 1024 97.95
San Francisco Grizzlies 2-7 1027 1035 99.23
Quito Quetzals 1-8 994 1048 94.85
Colorado Avalanche 1-8 914 1026 89.08
Full Lockout of all players will occur at the start of Collingwood vs Western Bulldogs at 19:50 EST on Friday the 25th of May
Gold Coast and Port Adelaide players: their scores from AFL R12 will count for ASC R10 due to them having their post-China bye. Name them in your teams as per usual and hope they play I suppose, if they don't there's no penalty for dipping into your emergencies or even the rest of your list for them - feel free this week to name as many emergencies as possible.
The AFL R12 games that are affected: Port Adelaide vs Richmond (8/6/18) and GWS vs Gold Coast (9/6/18).
Full Fixture List: http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,111023.0.html
Full Team Lists: http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,108020.0.html
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, W. Player, X. Player, Y. Player, Z. Player (sub)
Bold: This round only
Quito Quetzals
D: Bailey Williams, Callum Mills, Matthew Suckling, Dan Houston
M: Ed Curnow (C), Paul Seedsman, Seb Ross (EVC), Shaun Higgins, David Swallow, Tom Phillips (VC)
R: Scott Lycett
F: Luke Breust, Jeremy Cameron, Alex Neal-Bullen, Tom J Lynch
U: Nick Vlastuin, Nick Haynes, Hugh McCluggage
Quote from: Jukes on May 20, 2018, 11:25:29 PM
feel free this week to name as many emergencies as possible.
All these guys played this week, so...
E: Daniel Rich, Ryan Burton, Nick Holman, Ed Phillips, Matthew Wright, Josh Dunkley, Brayden Crossley, Patrick Lipinski, Tom Langdon, Nick Coffield, Jack Bowes, Matt Dea, Lewis Jetta, James Worpel, Jordan Roughead, Cam Rayner, Ben Ainsworth, Darcy Lang, Mitch Crowden, Brad Scheer, Jacob Hopper (Sub)
Carolina Panthers:
Def: L McDonald - L Ryan - J Short - A Tomlinson.
Mid: D Martin (VC) - C Ward - D Shiel - M Bontempelli (EVC) - J Kelly (C) - R Atkins.
Ruck: B Grundy.
Fwd: J Roughead - J Stringer - S McKernan - J Patton.
Util: C E-Yolmen (M) - R Henderson (M) - S Menegola (F/M).
Emerg: D Mirra (D) - J Kolo (D) - R Stanley (R/F) - A Otten (F/D) - D McStay (D) - T Boyd (R) - J Neade (F) - H McKay (F) - J Daicos (F) - T Kelly (Sub)
Anaheim Mighty Ducks Round 10 Team
Defence: Michael Hibberd, Jarrod McVeigh, Luke Hodge, Blake Hardwick
Midfield: Patrick Dangerfield (C), Zach Merrett (EVC), Dyson Heppell [VC], Nathan Jones, Jordan Lewis, Shaun Burgoyne
Ruck: Aaron Sandilands
Forward: David Mundy, Travis Boak, Devon Smith, Mitchell Hannan
Utilities: Connor McKenna, Tom Bellchambers, Luke Brown
Emergencies: Daniel Hannebery (sub), Nick Robertson (Defence), David Armitage (Midfield), Matt Guelfi (Forward)
D: H. Shaw, T. Stewart, S. Thompson, O. McDonald
M: S. Coniglio (cc), J. Steven, J. Viney, O. Wines (evc), T. Adams, L. Hunter (cc)
R: S. Martin
F: T. Hawkins, J. Watts, J. Jenkins, E. Betts
U: R. Douglas, B. Goddard, J. Anderson
Emg: J. Melksham, J. Kelly, A. Young, R. Stoddart, C. Gregson, N. Smith, I. Soldo, A. McDonald-Tipungwuti, D. Pearce, K. Jack (sub)
Wisconsin Cockerels
B: Dane Rampe, Alex Witherden, Steven May, Liam Duggan
M: Jack Macrae (C), Dayne Zorko, Gary Ablett Jnr., Mitch Duncan (VC), Lachie Whitfield, Jaeger O'Meara
R: Max Gawn (EVC)
F: Jack Billings, Charlie Curnow, Jarrad Waite, Mark LeCras
U: Caleb Daniel, Luke Dunstan, Touk Miller
E: Bayley Fristch (F), Darcy Tucker (M/F), Adam Saad (B), Josh J. Kennedy (sub)
Def: Tmac, James Sicily, Elliot Yeo, Shannon Hurn
Mid: Clayton Oliver (C), Luke Parker, Josh P Kennedy (VC), Andrew Gaff, Andrew Brayshaw, Mitch Wallis
Ruc: Paddy Ryder
Fwd: Tom Lynch, Lobb, Oliver Florent, Orazio Fantasia
Int: Michael Johnson, Callum Sinclair, Kerridge
E: McCarthy, Tom Barrass, Mason Cox, Jetta
Callum Mills out for the season, awesome.
Quote from: fanTCfool on May 21, 2018, 12:16:57 AM
Quito Quetzals
D: Bailey Williams, Matthew Suckling, Nick Haynes, Dan Houston
M: Ed Curnow (C), Paul Seedsman, Seb Ross (EVC), Shaun Higgins, David Swallow, Tom Phillips (VC)
R: Scott Lycett
F: Luke Breust, Jeremy Cameron, Alex Neal-Bullen, Tom J Lynch
U: Nick Vlastuin, Daniel Rich, Hugh McCluggage
E: Tom Langdon (D), Nick Holman (M), Jordan Roughead (R), Patrick Lipinski (M/F), Ben Ainsworth (F), Jacob Hopper (M - Sub)
Ottawa Otters
Jeremy McGovern, Jimmy Webster (evc), Tom Cutler, Darcy Byrne-Jones
Adam Treloar (cc), Ben Cunnington, Liam Shiels, Shaun Grigg, Jack Graham, Bailey Dale
Nic Naitanui
Jesse Hogan, Toby McLean (cc), Tim Taranto, Charlie Dixon
Mason Wood, Connor Menadue, Billy Gowers
Ed Richards (def), James Stewart (fwd), Kamdyn McIntosh (mid), Ben McEvoy (sub)
Colorado Avalanche
DEF: Shane Savage, Matthew Scharenberg, Robbie Tarrant, Jarrod Harbrow
MID: Jared Polec, Bradley Ebert, Connor Blakely (cc), Isaac Smith (cc), Adam Cerra, Chris Masten
RUC: Jarrod Witts
FWD: Sam Gray, Shaun Atley, Travis Varcoe, Peter Wright
UTIL: Jesse Joyce, Sam Gibson, Billy Hartung
EMG: Heath Grundy (D), Bailey Banfield (M), Tom Hickey (R), Mark Blicavs (SUB)
Houston
D: Kade Simpson, Alex Rance, Zach Tuohy, Jack Crisp
M: David Zaharakis, Will Hoskin-Elliot, Jack Ziebell, Stephen Hill, Dayne Beams (C), Isaac Heeney (VC)
R: Matt Kreuzer
F: Jack Riewoldt, Mitch Robinson, Kane Lambert, Michael Walters
Int: Jamie Macmillan, Hugh Greenwood, Michael Barlow
E: Marley Williams (def), Daniel Howe (mid), Dawson Simpson (ruc), Cale Hooker (fwd)(sub)
LAS VEGAS SINNERS
DEF: Jake Lloyd, Andrew McGrath, Jake Carlisle, Harry Taylor
MID: Tom Mitchell (C), Nathan Fyfe (VC), Jarryd Lyons, Harry Cunningham, Sam Powell-Pepper, Josh Caddy
RUCK: Andrew McGrath(OOP)
FWD: Justin Westhoff, George Hewett, Jordan DeGoey, Lance Franklin
UTI: Zak Jones, Jack Hombsch, Tom Rockliff
EMERG: Brad Sheppard(DEF), Tim English (RUC), Jeff Garlett(FWD), Christian Petracca(MID)(SUB)
New Brooklyn Hawks
DEF: Bachar Houli (VC), Jason Johannisen, Nathan Wilson, Tom Doedee
MID: Patrick Cripps (C), Matt Crouch, Jack Newnes, Jack Steele, Trent Dumont, Angus Brayshaw
RUCK: Toby Nankervis
FWD: Jack Gunston (EVC), Ben Brown, Jamie Cripps, Ben Ronke
UTIL: Jarrod Berry, Jake Lever, Harry Morrison
EMG: Tom Papley, Sam Petrevski-Seton, Daniel McKenzie, Sam Jacobs (SUB)
Harry Cunningham (listed at M4) is not a midfielder, plus Andrew McGrath named twice.
Quote from: fanTCfool on May 26, 2018, 06:33:20 PM
Harry Cunningham (listed at M4) is not a midfielder, plus Andrew McGrath named twice.
Cunningham auto switched with Rockliff (utility). Sheppard comes on for McGrath (the ruckman version), obviously OOP as wel
And a question regarding my own side, if Tom Lynch does not play R12, does McCluggage switch from U3 to F4 to allow the first preference emergency to come onto the ground?
Quote from: fanTCfool on May 26, 2018, 06:45:01 PM
And a question regarding my own side, if Tom Lynch does not play R12, does McCluggage switch from U3 to F4 to allow the first preference emergency to come onto the ground?
Exactly correct, so in would come Langdon
Anaheim Mighty Ducks Round 10 Team
Defence: Michael Hibberd 95, Jarrod McVeigh 106, Luke Hodge 70, Blake Hardwick 92
Midfield: Patrick Dangerfield 266 (C), Zach Merrett 89 (EVC), Dyson Heppell 167 [VC], Nathan Jones 70, Jordan Lewis 83, Shaun Burgoyne 64
Ruck: Aaron Sandilands 70
Forward: David Mundy 90, Travis Boak, Devon Smith 120, Mitchell Hannan 80
Utilities: Connor McKenna 76, Tom Bellchambers 105, Luke Brown 12
Emergencies: Daniel Hannebery 76 (sub), Nick Robertson 62 (Defence), David Armitage (Midfield), Matt Guelfi 68 (Forward)
1719/17 Hanners subbed in for Brown
Updated Scores
Colorado Avalanche: 922 add Harbrow, Polec, Ebert, Witts, S. Gray, Wright, Joyce, sub (currently 43->75) and HGA (currently 43)
Chicago Sharks: 1532 add Ryder
Definitely a long way to go in this one, edge maybe to Chicago with the runs on the board but definitely could go either way.
Best
Chicago: Gaff, Lobb, Kennedy, Yeo
Colorado: Savage, Scharenberg
New Brooklyn Hawks: 1499
Boston Terriers: 1238 add Hall, Gray, Wingard, and J. Martin
Not great from either side, you'd back the Terriers to win from here with four players left but if one goes down...could be in trouble. Why couldn't I play these sides this week?
Best
Brooklyn: Brayshaw, Doedee, Nankervis, Crouch, Lever
Boston: Cotchin, Goldstein, Redden, Laird, Pendlebury
Anaheim Mighty Ducks: 1655 add Boak, sub (currently 12->76) and HGA (currently 12)
San Francisco Grizzlies: 1626 add Wines, Watts, and sub (currently 36->47)
Hopefully not for Anaheim's sake (and the sake of my draft picks), but Luke Brown's dazed 12 could be the difference here - or it could be the winning 12 points (as HGA) in a very close encounter. Both clubs will be sweating on this one for the next two weeks...we'll almost certainly have a losing team who scores 1800+ unless Boak/Wines/Watts goes to shower.
Best
Anaheim: Dangerfield, Smith, Heppell, Bellchambers, McVeigh
San Francisco: Shaw, Coniglio, Stewart, Martin, Steven, Viney, Goddard
Ottawa Otters: 1515 add Byrne-Jones, Dixon, sub (currently 32->74) and HGA (currently 32)
Carolina Panthers: 1700
Should DBJ and Dixon have acceptable performances, Ottawa should get a big scalp against the reigning premiers! Assuming neither score less than 32, the pair will need 112 points for victory, surely they'll be able to get that? But with a backman and a key forward nothing is ever certain and it could be very close. Bontempelli and Shiel scoring 47 each was a killing blow for Carolina.
Best
Ottawa: Treloar, Webster, Hogan, McLean, Naitanui
Carolina: Grundy, Ryan, Menegola, Ward, Martin, Kelly
Houston Bombers: 1932 add Barlow, sub (currently 3->50) and HGA (currently 3)
Wisconsin Cockerels: 1464 add May, Miller, and sub (currently 25->79)
So many stories coming out of this game! Wisconsin almost certainly (unless May has 30 intercept marks and Miller kicks 10) to lose their first game, but game has to respect game and Houston have put on one of the best performances of the season (even competition history). 1932, add 50 for sub/HGA, add Barlow to come, all despite having gun forward Jack Riewoldt concussed right at the start of his game for 3 (and Ziebell and Hill only combining for 95); they've just had such a plethora of huge scorers - seven scores over 125 (including the C and VC), lead by Mitch Robinson's 172. Wisconsin have been below their usual scores, but will still most likely post a respectable score of the ~1700 caliber - just not enough in a game you'd lose 99.99% of the time.
Best
Houston: Robinson, Walters, Beams, Simpson, Kreuzer, Heeney, Zaharakis, Macmillan
Wisconsin: Duncan, Gawn, O'Meara, Macrae, Waite, Zorko
Quito Quetzals: 1502 add Houston, Swallow, Lynch, sub (currently 49->112) and HGA (currently 49)
Las Vegas Sinners: 1432 add Lyons, Powell-Pepper, Westhoff, Hombsch, and Rockliff
Interesting game, will come down to the wire with plenty of star players to come for both sides. HGA could very well be the difference maker here. Quito have had plenty of solid scores around the ground, particularly by sub Hopper and VC Phillips, while the Sinners just haven't had enough support for their usual stars in Fyfe and Mitchell.
Best
Quito: Phillips, Suckling, Hopper, Curnow, Neal-Bullen, Ross
Las Vegas: Fyfe, Lloyd, Mitchell, Hewett, Carlisle
:o
Been a good week for Houston, perhaps Dan will have a good one in Round 12 and get us over the line.
If you substitute in 2018 averages (obviously not nearly 100% accurate):
Colorado: 1508 add Wright (0 games)
Chicago: 1617
Brooklyn: 1499
Boston: 1593
Anaheim: 1829
San Francisco: 1802
Ottawa: 1742
Carolina: 1700
Houston: 2055
Wisconsin: 1684
Quito: 1873
Las Vegas: 1831
We'll most likely have two unlucky losers go 1800+, and two lucky winners go sub-1650
Good game Houston.
Just too good this week.
If I had to lose my first game this season, I'm just happy it was against a potential record breaking score (as I cannot regret any of my selection/captaincy decisions because they wouldn't have made a difference) ;)
Well deserved win
Hey PSK, this round isnt done yet.....
Quote from: SydneyRox on May 28, 2018, 11:04:33 AM
Hey PSK, this round isnt done yet.....
I'd say being projected to lose by 400 points is as good as the game being over, especially when there's only a few players left each side.
Quote from: fanTCfool on May 28, 2018, 05:07:18 PM
Quote from: SydneyRox on May 28, 2018, 11:04:33 AM
Hey PSK, this round isnt done yet.....
I'd say being projected to lose by 400 points is as good as the game being over, especially when there's only a few players left each side.
Worst case scenario for Houston: Barlow hurt on 0. Score becomes 1982.
Wisconsin would still need 465 points out of Miller and May to win. I think it's safe to say that this one is done and dusted - as I said on the discord, funny how the only game that is over before the Port and GC scores is the one between the 4-5 record seventh place being easily ahead of the 9-0 table toppers.
Just a quick bump that we'll know the results of Anaheim-San Francisco and Ottawa-Carolina tomorrow night after the Port-Richmond game finishes, while Colorado-Chicago, NBH-Boston, Houston-Wisconsin and Quito-Las Vegas will end up after Saturday's GWS-GC match. I'll try to get these up ASAP, then the R12 progress scores will be up either Sunday night or Monday (may have to be Monday as I'll be at the Freo-Adelaide game Sunday night)
Looks like Lyons and Hombsch are both out for Vegas, who's left to come on as an emergency? They've used a bunch of they're emergencies already from memory. Naming players in false positions, OOP etc.
Quote from: fanTCfool on June 08, 2018, 06:03:17 PM
Looks like Lyons and Hombsch are both out for Vegas, who's left to come on as an emergency? They've used a bunch of they're emergencies already from memory. Naming players in false positions, OOP etc.
All emergencies are used up (English and Garlett DNP, Shepphard in for McGrath (double named), and Petracca in for Taylor), so I go from their team list in alphabetical order for the two new players (assuming neither Lyons or Hombsch are a late in) - Jed Bews (24) and Jade Gresham (121) so a real mix of bad and good aha. In case anybody else is out, their next up is James Harmes (57) then Harrison Himmelberg (59).
From our other teams with players not named;
Colorado: Wright named as GC EMG. No forwards named anywhere else in the 18 or as an EMG, so in comes Heath Grundy (OOP - 69/2 = 35)
Boston: Hall out. All EMG used up, first player alphabetically in is Brendan Ah Chee (43).
Houston: Barlow out. Marley Williams (63) replaces him, giving them a final score of 2045.
Wisconsin: May out. Adam Saad (103) replaces him.
Quote from: Jukes on May 27, 2018, 10:31:54 PM
Quito Quetzals: 1502 add Houston, Swallow, Lynch, sub (currently 49->112) and HGA (currently 49)
Las Vegas Sinners: 1577 add Powell-Pepper, Westhoff and Rockliff
Might come down to pig Rocky vs. spud Rocky tonight :-\
Updated Scores
Colorado Avalanche: 1207 add Harbrow, Witts, Joyce, sub (currently 35->75) and HGA (currently 35)
Chicago Sharks: 1631 (16.13.109)
Chicago have pretty much wrapped up the win now, save for some big scores by Colorado's GC contingent - but it won't be thanks to a pretty score.
Best
Colorado: Savage, Scharenberg, Polec
Chicago: Gaff, Lobb, Kennedy, Yeo, Ryder
New Brooklyn Hawks: 1499 (15.10.100)
Boston Terriers: 1478 add J. Martin
Unless Jack Martin gets hurt early on, Boston will get home here.
Best
Brooklyn: Brayshaw, Doedee, Nankervis, Crouch, Lever
Boston: Cotchin, Wingard, Goldstein, Redden, Laird, Pendlebury
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 18.12.120 lost to San Francisco Grizzlies 18.14.122
(Real: 1805 vs 1824)
Great finish to a great contest, with Watts almost blowing it for SF, but Wines putting on a huge performance to snatch the victory as Boak just couldn't do enough. Anaheim unlucky to lose with an 1800+ score and can blame Luke Brown's early concussion for being the key difference.
Best
Anaheim: Dangerfield, Smith, Heppell, Bellchambers, McVeigh
San Francisco: Shaw, Wines, Coniglio, Stewart, Martin, Steven, Viney, Goddard
Ottawa Otters 18.9.117 defeated Carolina Panthers 17.11.113
(Real: 1761 vs 1700)
A big upset here, as Ottawa get the biscuits with a nice score against a good Carolina outfit.
Best
Ottawa: Treloar, Webster, Hogan, McLean, Byrne-Jones, Naitanui
Carolina: Grundy, Ryan, Menegola, Ward, Martin, Kelly
Houston Bombers: 2045 (21.10.136)
Wisconsin Cockerels: 1567 add Miller, and sub (currently 25->79)
With May out, Miller needs 425 to get the job done tomorrow. Don't see it happening for some reason, but he can still give Wisconsin a respectable 1700+ score if he gets an 80 and percentage is always important.
Best
Houston: Robinson, Walters, Beams, Simpson, Kreuzer, Heeney, Zaharakis, Macmillan
Wisconsin: Duncan, Gawn, O'Meara, Saad, Macrae, Waite, Zorko
Quito Quetzals: 1571 add Swallow, Lynch, sub (currently 49->112) and HGA (currently 49)
Las Vegas Sinners: 1855 (19.10.124)
Las Vegas' Port trio played very well, and this could be over if Westhoff played the second half like he did the first. Assuming Swallow and Lynch score 49 or higher, they'll need 172 between them to get the win which will most likely come down to the wire.
Best
Quito: Phillips, Suckling, Hopper, Curnow, Neal-Bullen, Ross
Las Vegas: Fyfe, Lloyd, Mitchell, Hewett, Carlisle, Rockliff
Reckon TJ is due for a bag, we're a chance.
Quote from: fanTCfool on June 09, 2018, 02:09:29 AM
Reckon TJ is due for a bag, we're a chance.
If Lynch and Swallow get their averages Quito get the win by 2 points (SC), so it'll be very close
Final Scores
Colorado Avalanche 15.14.104 lost to Chicago Sharks 16.13.109
(Real: 1555 vs 1631)
As expected, Chicago get home semi-comfortably despite Harbrow and Witts being the only two shining lights for Gold Coast today.
Best
Colorado: Savage, Harbrow, Scharenberg, Witts, Polec
Chicago: Gaff, Lobb, Kennedy, Yeo, Ryder
New Brooklyn Hawks 15.10.100 lost to Boston Terriers 15.11.101
(Real: 1499 vs 1505)
Geez this turned out extremely close, with Jack Martin getting the Terriers home by the skin of their teeth as he could only manage 27, which was enough in the end but damn it was close.
Best
Brooklyn: Brayshaw, Doedee, Nankervis, Crouch, Lever
Boston: Cotchin, Wingard, Goldstein, Redden, Laird, Pendlebury
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 18.12.120 lost to San Francisco Grizzlies 18.14.122
(Real: 1805 vs 1824)
Great finish to a great contest, with Watts almost blowing it for SF, but Wines putting on a huge performance to snatch the victory as Boak just couldn't do enough. Anaheim unlucky to lose with an 1800+ score and can blame Luke Brown's early concussion for being the key difference.
Best
Anaheim: Dangerfield, Smith, Heppell, Bellchambers, McVeigh
San Francisco: Shaw, Wines, Coniglio, Stewart, Martin, Steven, Viney, Goddard
Ottawa Otters 18.9.117 defeated Carolina Panthers 17.11.113
(Real: 1761 vs 1700)
A big upset here, as Ottawa get the biscuits with a nice score against a good Carolina outfit.
Best
Ottawa: Treloar, Webster, Hogan, McLean, Byrne-Jones, Naitanui
Carolina: Grundy, Ryan, Menegola, Ward, Martin, Kelly
Houston Bombers 21.10.136 defeated Wisconsin Cockerels 17.11.113
(Real: 2045 vs 1702)
Miller did enough today to give the Cockerels a respectable 1700+ score (just), but of course it wasn't enough to even come close to an excellent Bombers performance (seeing as Riewoldt went down for three points, which became their HGA and meant the sub couldn't replace another low scorer).
Best
Houston: Robinson, Walters, Beams, Simpson, Kreuzer, Heeney, Zaharakis, Macmillan
Wisconsin: Duncan, Gawn, O'Meara, Saad, Macrae, Waite, Zorko
Quito Quetzals 18.11.119 lost to Las Vegas Sinners 19.10.124
(Real: 1786 vs 1855)
Swallow and Lynch were major disappointments today, condemning Quito to the loss - although a very impressive score above that of Wisconsin, Boston, Carolina and Brooklyn for the week and not far behind Anaheim.
Best
Quito: Phillips, Suckling, Hopper, Curnow, Neal-Bullen, Ross
Las Vegas: Fyfe, Lloyd, Mitchell, Hewett, Carlisle, Rockliff