The Round 20 Wash-Up
So the round comes to an end.
Big scores. Low scores. Every score in between.
You know the story by now.
Don’t forget to get your questions in for this week’s episode!
Here’s this rounds Heroes and Villains;
heroes:
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera had the biggest score of the round with 194, and there was daylight between the next best score of 154 from Darcy Cameron. Ed Richards was a class above against Richmond with a 149, and Hugh McCluggage showed us his best again with the same score. Errol Gulden was back to his best with 147. Nick Daicos did as he pleased on Thursday night for a 143. Will Ashcroft (137) loves this time of year. Marcus Herbert did his best Max Holmes impression to churn out a 134 for those relying on it. Harry Sheezel did what he always does for 132. Zac Bailey was prolific against the Power for 126.
Others: Brodie Grundy (135), Jason Horne-Francis (135), Noah Anderson (125), Caleb Serong (118)
Villains:
Is it harsh to say Marcus Bontempelli on 99 was a Villain? Many had him captained and he didn’t come through with the goods. Jordan Dawson went missing once again in the second half after a promising first and ended on 89. Isaac Heeney’s 86 didn’t fully reflect his night. Lachie Neale was somewhat quiet against the Power with 84. Archie Roberts could only get to 79 against the Hawks. Kozzy Pickett was clamped by Geelong’s taggers for 74. Jordan Clark was tagged by Milan Murdock.
Others: Christian Petracca (82), Callum Wilkie (81), Wayne Milera (80), Josh Daicos (63)
INJURY & SUSPENSION NEWS:
FINN CALLAGHAN - An ankle injury late in the game ruled him out of the final stages of the Sydney Derby. Scans early in the week will tell you exactly how bad it is.
ROWAN MARSHALL - The Saints ruck was ruled out minutes before the opening bounce with back spasms. Something owners will need to monitor throughout the week.
AND FINALLY, HOW DID THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS FARE?
let’s not talk about it
