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The reserves last weekend. 5 teams, including at least one in every game, kicked 8 goals and more behinds than goals (range: 8.12 to 8.19).

Not sure how you fit that into a neat statistical question, though. Other than the more general ones:
1. Highest number of teams who have kicked the same number of goals in a round?
2. Highest number of teams who have kicked the same number of goals, and all of them more behinds than goals, in a round?

1) Round 13 1968 - 13 goals were scored by 6 teams
Sturt 10.10 Port 13.11
South 13.18 Norwood 11.7
Glenelg 11.14 North 11.13
West 13.16 Torrens 13.15
Woodville 13.24 Central 13.6

2) Round 14 1919 - 4 scores with both criteria
Torrens 6.19 South 6.9
West 10.8 Sturt 6.10
Port 10.14 Norwood 6.9

Round 2 1924
West 8.17 North 7.9
Sturt 25.9 Glenelg 7.12
Norwood 7.15 Port 9.10
Torrens 10.12 South 7.14

Round 5 1926
Glenelg 8.12 North 9.14
Norwood 9.10 Port 8.18
South 9.14 Torrens 9.14

Round 16 1970
North 17.13 West 10.13
Central 10.16 Glenelg 11.9
South 10.15 Sturt 10.26

As always, you're a genius.

Round 13, 1968 was mental for its evenness: lowest score 10 goals (70 points), highest score 13 goals (102 points). Some achievement in a 10-team comp, on what was presumably not a mudbath day (it's easier to get a spread of just 5 goals if the lowest score is 20 points and the highest is 50!). I guess, back in that era, the even spread was only possible in rounds when the Peckers and Centrals played each other!

Actually, a few years ago there may have been a thread on this very topic.

SimonH wrote:As always, you're a genius.

Round 13, 1968 was mental for its evenness: lowest score 10 goals (70 points), highest score 13 goals (102 points). Some achievement in a 10-team comp, on what was presumably not a mudbath day (it's easier to get a spread of just 5 goals if the lowest score is 20 points and the highest is 50!). I guess, back in that era, the even spread was only possible in rounds when the Peckers and Centrals played each other!

Actually, a few years ago there may have been a thread on this very topic.

Sorry to go off on a tangent Spelly, but that round in 1968 provides another question ... What is the lowest aggregate winning margin in a round, say in both 8/9 and 10 team comps?

Constance_Perm wrote:

SimonH wrote:As always, you're a genius.

Round 13, 1968 was mental for its evenness: lowest score 10 goals (70 points), highest score 13 goals (102 points). Some achievement in a 10-team comp, on what was presumably not a mudbath day (it's easier to get a spread of just 5 goals if the lowest score is 20 points and the highest is 50!). I guess, back in that era, the even spread was only possible in rounds when the Peckers and Centrals played each other!

Actually, a few years ago there may have been a thread on this very topic.

Sorry to go off on a tangent Spelly, but that round in 1968 provides another question ... What is the lowest aggregate winning margin in a round, say in both 8/9 and 10 team comps?

In here, also done with a three match round - either with a 7 team comp or three clubs having a bye in the same round.

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