SANFL Ladders & Statistics - Round 11

[scott]

SANFL Ladders & Statistics - Round 11

[scott]

All updated.

Joel Cross jumps into the lead in the disposal and clearance categories with his 28 touches and 5 clearances yesterday (also helped by an additional 3 disposals and 3 clearances added from a correction to his Round 3 match v Sturt).

Adam Rowntree jumps to the top of the tackle tree with 18 by my count yesterday (despite the SANFL site crediting him with only 8 ).

Andrew Ainger is still atop the Ken Farmer Medal despite kicking 3.3 in his past 3 games, after kicking 11.0 in the previous two games.

[Big Phil]

Adam Rowntree jumps to the top of the tackle tree with 18 by my count yesterday (despite the SANFL site crediting him with only 8

It's Angus, mate, not Adam...

[scott]

My bad.

[whufc]

My bad.

if thats the only mistake your making your going alright!!

love the stats keep em comin.

[Big Phil]

My bad.

if thats the only mistake your making your going alright!!

love the stats keep em comin.

Here here...

[Bunton]

Reckon the tackles differential for south tells a story. To many blokes only running one way and bludging. Ron would be pulling his hair out at this.

[whufc]

Centrals 2nd in hitouts last in clearances, if we can turn that around we may become a serious premiership threat

[The Sleeping Giant]

Centrals 2nd in hitouts last in clearances, if we can turn that around we may become a serious premiership threat

If that was the case, South must be still a premiership threat.

[Aerie]

Top 3 all lost last game played. That wouldn't be the case too often? Suspect all 3 will be back on the winners board this weekend, playing the bottom 3 teams. Hopefully an upset or two is on the cards though. Fairly even competition, which it wasn't looking a month ago.