The Round 15 Wash-Up
A whole entire smorgasbord of big scores this round, and it was much needed as we head into Round 16, the most dreaded of the bye series.
Get your questions in!
Here’s this rounds Heroes and Villains;
heroes:
Luke Jackson laid claims to one of the best individual performances of the year with a 176, Nick Daicos got off the chain gifting us a 159, Harry Sheezel did as he pleased to get to 153, Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera was a class above achieving 144, Marcus Bontempelli did what he does for 142, Max Gawn’s workrate was undeniable to get 140, Noah Anderson was the Suns shining light treating owners to a 136, Max Holmes loved the expanses of Optus Stadium and landed at 128, Jason Horne-Francis and Zak Butters were a powerhouse in the middle for the Power with a 128 and 124 respectively.
Others: Jai Newcombe (123), Lachie Ash (113), Andrew Brayshaw (111)
Villains:
John Noble failed for the first time in a long time to nab an 87. Jordan Dawson was tagged and only managed an 86. Jake Bowey was stranded on 78, Jordan Clark started well but couldn’t get past 70 in the end, Luke Davies-Uniacke had a season low TOG and disposals for a 58, Kozzy Pickett had a very quiet game only rising to 54.
Others: Ryley Sanders (63), Darcy Cameron (66), Luke Ryan (88)
INJURY & SUSPENSION NEWS:
JACK SINCLAIR - Left the game vs Bulldogs early after a lower leg injury. Club says its a calf injury, but it had all the markings of an achilles injury, and we may not get an injury report until Round 17 with the Saints on a bye next week.
TOM DE KONING - Was tapped out at half time with a rib issue, no further information has been provided at this time.
DANIEL RIOLI - After a bump from Josh Weddle, Rioli failed to finish the game on Friday night with a jaw injury. He’s been ruled out for “a few games”
AND FINALLY, HOW DID THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS FARE?
Brent Daniels with a 69 and Jordan Clark’s 70 let down the lights, but the other 9 squares were all ticks.
