Hey @WheeloRatings , thanks again for providing all these stats over the journey. Much appreciated.

I am wondering if it would be possible to get some stats on the players delivering the ball the most i50 and the result of their delivery. I read last week Trac has kicked the ball i50 this season 45 times and only one of those kicks has been marked. That's not my memory. I would be really interested to see which players kicks it most i50 in the team and what the mark/retention rate is for them. Thanks IT

Edited May 20May 20 by Its Time for Another

What is noticeable is that our players that are better by foot have a higher ratio of kicks to handpasses as compared to those who have previously been prone to bombing it long (or rushing their kicks forward)

So Oliver, Petracca, Sparrow, Langdon, Rivers, Viney & Gawn are all handpassing the ball a lot more along with using the short pass a lot more

Kicks/Handpass ratio for those players who have excellent kicking skills (against the Lions)

Overall Kicks/Handpasses 228/142 (Total for the team)

• Kozzie 14/7

• Melk 11/0

• Salem 17/3

• Lindsay 14/5

• Langford 11/8

• T-Mac 12/4

• May 14/1

• McVee 11/2

• Petty 8/2

• Fritsch 5/2

• Windsor 6/0

• Chandler 7/4

Those in and around the midfield are sharing the ball a lot more either by hand or by short passes

• Oliver 8/15

• Petracca 13/18

• Gawn 12/10

• Langdon 10/15

• Rivers 14/10

• Sparrow 9/7

• Bowey 12/10

The buy-in to playing short ball (or small ball) as opposed to rushing kicks forward (or long bombs) by our midfielders is at last starting to happen

For those who were looking for the new game plan, it's starting to evolve

But whether we can consistently adhere to sharing the ball more remains to be seen (even against the Eagles we had 70 turnovers often caused by errant kicks forward)

That one extra handpass can often diminish the chances of the need to rush kicks forward (or the long bomb) ... to do that requires all the players to do that extra bit of running at pace (to provide the option)

Edited May 20May 20 by Macca

Player & Team Rating

Form Guide - Rnds 1 to 5 vs Rnds 6 to 10

Our team Rating over the last 5 weeks indicates we are now performing roughly on par with our 2022 & 2023 rating and almost 3% up on 2021.

It also does not include Lever who would more than likely improve the rating somewhat.

This comparison includes players that have played two matches or more (in total) in both blocks of games in 2025.

Tracc would appear to be back! In the last five rounds he is roughly 1% up vs his 2024 rating. A big turnaround from his first five rounds where he was approx 28% off 2024.

An amazing lift from the skipper as well!

< Subbed out > Subbed in

In his last three matches, Viney improved 78% on his poor early season form. Jumping 11 places from 15th to 4th. More impressively, up 22% on his 2024 rating. A change of role and time played up forward? His average tackle count inside 50 has increased by 4 tackles per match in his last three matches. His average tackles also up by nearly 8 per game over this period. He was also averaging just under a goal per match in those three matches vs zero goals in the first five rounds.

Stats courtesy of footywire.com and wheeloratings.com

Edited May 22May 22 by Demon Dynasty

Thanks DD that is a huge team improvement, we are fighting our way back towards our 21-23 team performances lead by our superstars but strongly backed up by our younger brigade and newbies, that is so satisfying.👍😁

what is frittas on field kicking like? has it gone up or down this yeat

2 hours ago, clarrypetracca135 said:

what is frittas on field kicking like? has it gone up or down this yeat

His best year was 2018 CP

Kicking Efficiency..

2018 75%

2019 67.5%

2020 52.3%

2021 64.2%

2022 62.1%

2023 56.1%

2024 60.3%

2025 52.8%

1 hour ago, Demon Dynasty said:

His best year was 2018 CP

Kicking Efficiency..

2018 75%

2019 67.5%

2020 52.3%

2021 64.2%

2022 62.1%

2023 56.1%

2024 60.3%

2025 52.8%

Judging from he Brizzie game the new game plan May suit Fritta better, faster more accurate kicking game, he was really good and strong when he came on on Sunday.😁👍

4 hours ago, DeeZone said:

Judging from he Brizzie game the new game plan May suit Fritta better, faster more accurate kicking game, he was really good and strong when he came on on Sunday.😁👍

Agreed DZ.

The most involved, committed and sharp i've seen Fritta in some time barring the odd small patch of quality here and there over the last few seasons.

I'd like to see the FD leave him as sub from here, match ups and injuries allowing.

I picked a great weekend to come over to Melbourne (from Tasmania) - fantastic performance. I had to leave a few minutes early though to go next door to Rod Laver Arena to see Les Misérables to cap off a brilliant day.

The 42 shots today was the most for Melbourne since Round 8 2018 v Gold Coast. Also @Its Time for Another I am still hoping to get those stats for you - I just haven't been able to while on holiday.

Melbourne v Sydney (Round 11, 2025)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20251108

Key Team Stats

Stats in bold were won by Melbourne.

Stat	For	Against	Diff	AFL
Disposal Efficiency
Disposal Efficiency	73.1	66.0	+7.2	72.7
Kicking Efficiency	66.4	59.8	+6.6	66.1
Territory/Attack
Time In Forward Half	57.2	42.8	+14.3
Inside 50s	64	44	+20
Shots At Goal	42	18	+24
Scores Per Inside 50	56.2	40.9	+15.3	45.1
Goals Per Inside 50	29.7	27.3	+2.4	23.9
Marks Inside 50	16	7	+9
Transition
Chain To Score %	30.0	15.5	+14.5	21.0
Defensive 50 To Forward 50 %	25.0	21.7	+3.3	23.1
Defensive 50 To Score %	12.5	4.3	+8.2	9.6
Defensive Half To Forward 50 %	35.5	24.2	+11.2	31.3
Defensive Half To Score %	16.1	7.6	+8.6	13.0
Contest
Contested Possessions	157	130	+27
Ground Ball Gets	107	89	+18
Post Clearance Contested Poss	90	67	+23
Post Clearance Ground Ball Gets	65	49	+16
Contested Marks	9	10	-1
Clearance
Total Clearances	43	42	+1
Centre Clearances	13	17	-4
Stoppage Clearances	30	25	+5
First Possessions	48	50	-2
First Possession To Clearance %	60.4	66.0	-5.6	75.1
Defense
Intercepts	73	54	+19
Intercept Marks	15	15	+0
Tackles	89	82	+7
Tackles Inside 50	20	9	+11
Def One On One Loss %	28.6	30.8	-2.2	25.8
Ruck
Hitouts	36	51	-15
Hitouts To Advantage	9	14	-5

Transition stats measure how often chains result in a score or an inside 50. Chains include all kick-in chains, all clearances, and intercepts with at least one disposal in the chain.

• Chain To Score %: proportion of all chains that resulted in a score.

• Defensive 50 To Forward 50 %: proportion of all chains starting in the defensive 50 that resulted in an inside 50.

• Defensive 50 To Score %: proportion of all chains starting in the defensive 50 that resulted in a score.

• Defensive Half To Forward 50 %: proportion of all chains starting in the defensive half that resulted in an inside 50.

• Defensive Half To Score %: proportion of all chains starting in the defensive half that resulted in a score.

Player Ratings

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Match	TOG
Kysaiah Pickett	2.6	10.2	7.1	1.3	21.2	76%
Christian Petracca	2.2	6.9	4.3	3.5	16.9	86%
Clayton Oliver	4.4	3.6	0.1	8.1	16.3	80%
Trent Rivers	5.4	1.3	3.9	5.2	15.8	77%
Max Gawn	5.3	4.0	4.4	1.0	14.8	84%
Jake Melksham	6.3	−1.4	1.9	7.8	14.6	80%
Ed Langdon	2.3	3.8	5.6	2.7	14.4	78%
Harvey Langford	2.3	4.5	3.6	3.4	13.8	85%
Caleb Windsor	0.6	4.3	3.5	3.6	12.1	75%
Daniel Turner	4.7	2.6	0.6	3.4	11.3	90%
Tom Sparrow	1.6	4.3	−0.7	5.0	10.3	77%
Jake Lever	2.6	1.9	4.7	1.0	10.2	97%
Christian Salem	4.8	1.0	−0.7	4.6	9.7	87%
Harry Sharp	0.0	0.0	0.5	8.3	8.7	33%
Xavier Lindsay	2.3	2.3	4.2	−0.3	8.5	80%
Jake Bowey	1.7	4.1	0.7	1.3	7.8	77%
Bayley Fritsch	−1.7	1.7	2.3	5.2	7.6	90%
Judd McVee	2.9	−0.3	1.8	3.3	7.6	83%
Steven May	1.6	1.9	3.0	0.9	7.4	95%
Kade Chandler	5.1	−1.0	−0.4	3.2	6.9	83%
Harrison Petty	−0.3	1.1	1.4	1.7	3.9	74%
Charlie Spargo	−1.6	2.5	2.1	0.0	3.0	51%
Aidan Johnson	0.5	−2.6	−0.3	−0.1	−2.5	63%

Contested Possessions

	For	Against	Diff
Melbourne's Defensive 50
Hard Ball Get	2	4	-2
Loose Ball Get	9	9	0
Contested Mark	0	2	-2
Ruck Hard Ball Get	1	0	+1
Gather From Hitout	1	1	0
Contested Knock On	2	1	+1
Free For	4	2	+2
Total	19	19	0
Melbourne's Forward 50
Hard Ball Get	9	6	+3
Loose Ball Get	16	8	+8
Contested Mark	4	1	+3
Ruck Hard Ball Get	2	2	0
Gather From Hitout	1	2	-1
Contested Knock On	1	0	+1
Free For	5	0	+5
Total	38	19	+19
Post clearance
Hard Ball Get	15	11	+4
Loose Ball Get	50	38	+12
Contested Mark	9	10	-1
Contested Knock On	3	1	+2
Free For	13	7	+6
Total	90	67	+23
Pre clearance
Hard Ball Get	12	17	-5
Loose Ball Get	30	23	+7
Ruck Hard Ball Get	8	7	+1
Gather From Hitout	8	10	-2
Contested Knock On	2	2	0
Free For	7	4	+3
Total	67	63	+4

• Official data on pre- and post-clearance contested possessions are not available. These have been estimated by Wheelo Ratings and should be indicative.

• Ground ball gets are inclusive of hard ball gets and loose ball gets.

• 'Free For' does not include free kicks to advantage or free kicks while in possession of the ball as these are not counted as contested possessions.

Expected scores

	xScore	Score	xWin %	xMargin	Margin	Swing
Melbourne	120.5	131	100%	+58.0	+53
Sydney	62.5	78	0%			+5.0

	Shots	Score	Accuracy	xScore	+/-	xSc. / Shot	Shot Rating
Overall
Melbourne	42	19.14 128	45.2%	120.5	+7.5	2.87	+0.18
Sydney	18	12.5 77	66.7%	61.5	+15.5	3.42	+0.86
General Play
Melbourne	22	9.8 62	40.9%	54.1	+7.9	2.46	+0.36
Sydney	7	4.3 27	57.1%	18.6	+8.4	2.65	+1.20
Set Position
Melbourne	20	10.6 66	50.0%	66.5	−0.5	3.32	−0.02
Sydney	11	8.2 50	72.7%	42.9	+7.1	3.90	+0.64

• xWin %: win probability based on expected scores.

• Swing: difference between expected margin and actual margin.

• xScore: total expected score from all shots taken.

• +/-: total score above or below expected score.

• xSc. / Shot: average expected score per shot. This represents the average shot difficulty.

• Shot Rating: average score above or below expected score per shot at goal.

Notes: Expected scores are calculated by Wheelo Ratings. Each shot at goal is assigned an expected score based on the distance from goal, shot angle, and type of shot (e.g. set shot, general play following contested possession, general play following uncontested possession, ground kick, etc) as a proxy for pressure. The model does not take into account factors like the player, whether the ball was kicked with their preferred or non-preferred foot, and pressure on the player when taking the shot. Rushed behinds are excluded from actual and expected scores.

Territory (time in zones)

Region	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Match	Season
Half
Forward	54%	71%	57%	46%	57%	52%
Defensive	46%	29%	43%	54%	43%	48%
Region
Forward 50	27%	40%	32%	26%	31%	25%
Attacking Midfield	27%	31%	25%	20%	26%	26%
Defensive Midfield	27%	18%	23%	33%	25%	26%
Defensive 50	18%	11%	21%	20%	17%	23%

Source: Calculated by Wheelo Ratings.

Score Sources

Summary

Score Source	Score	Against	Diff
Kick-in	1.0 6	0.0 0	+6
Centre Bounce	2.3 15	1.1 7	+8
Stoppage (Other)	4.4 28	4.0 24	+4
Turnover	12.10 82	7.5 47	+35

Score Source	For		Against
	Match	Season	Match	Season *
Kick-in	6	3.6	0	4.7
Centre Bounce	15	13.2	7	13.6
Stoppage (Other)	28	18.4	24	24.3
Turnover	82	45.6	47	47.9

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Sydney.

Chain start region

Note: region is from the scoring team's perspective.

Region	For		Against
	Match	Season	Match	Season *
Defensive 50	19	11.3	7	17.3
Defensive midfield	21	15.1	18	22.8
Centre bounce	15	13.2	7	13.6
Attacking midfield	43	23.7	33	22.0
Forward 50	33	17.5	13	14.8

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Sydney.

Points from defensive half

For		Against
Match	Season	Match	Season *
40	26.4	25	40.1

* Against season average represents average points conceded by Melbourne across the season, not average points scored by Sydney.

Centre Bounce Attendances

	CBAs	CBA %	2025 %	2024 %
Max Gawn	29	83%	84.7%	85.0%
Christian Petracca	28	80%	70.0%	55.8%
Clayton Oliver	25	71%	73.8%	70.7%
Trent Rivers	22	63%	24.6%	29.9%
Kysaiah Pickett	21	60%	63.4%	33.0%
Christian Salem	7	20%	2.2%	12.3%
Aidan Johnson	6	17%	14.1%
Judd McVee	2	6%	1.4%	6.3%
Harvey Langford	0	0%	19.9%
Tom Sparrow	0	0%	12.1%	37.7%
Ed Langdon	0	0%	6.4%	0.7%
Kade Chandler	0	0%	2.2%	0.0%
Daniel Turner	0	0%	0.5%	0.3%
Jake Melksham	0	0%	0.5%	0.0%
Harrison Petty	0	0%	0.3%	7.5%
Charlie Spargo	0	0%	0.0%	4.2%
Jack Viney			71.7%	69.1%
Tom Fullarton			17.2%
Jacob van Rooyen			12.0%	17.8%
Koltyn Tholstrup			0.0%	5.7%

Ruck Contests and Hitouts

Ruck Contests

	Ruck Contests	RC %	2025 %	2024 %
Max Gawn	104	85%	82.3%	81.1%
Aidan Johnson	18	15%	17.5%
Daniel Turner	0	0%	0.6%	3.1%
Harrison Petty	0	0%	0.5%	7.9%
Clayton Oliver	0	0%	0.1%	0.0%
Tom Fullarton			20.5%
Jacob van Rooyen			12.5%	17.6%

Hitouts

	Ruck Contests	Hitouts	To Adv.	To Adv. % (2025)	To Adv. % (2024)
Melbourne
Max Gawn	104	35	9	26.7%	27.9%
Aidan Johnson	18	1	0	22.2%
Harrison Petty	0	0	0	100.0%	24.4%
Daniel Turner	0	0	0		50.4%
Tom Fullarton				43.8%
Jacob van Rooyen				37.5%	24.7%
Opposition
Brodie Grundy	95	41	13
Peter Ladhams	27	10	1

Plus 23 for post clearance possessions must be some sort of tested @WheeloRatings ?

Love the 82 points from turnovers. That is the right scoring avenue.

I cant believe we were still above our expected score with all the sitters we were missing.

Amazing stats. We absolutely dominated and finally put the score on the board. Yes post clearance contested footy was huge. Points from turnovers. Must be one of our highest ever in recent times.

Harry Sharp 8.3 player rating in one quarter. He definitely made a contribution.

@binman I know Aiden Johnson had a negative game by the ratings but I thought he again brought the contest, the bump and bullocking work and valuable 2nd ruck contests. His tap ons and intercept pressure brought us 3 goals.

16 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Amazing stats. We absolutely dominated and finally put the score on the board. Yes post clearance contested footy was huge. Points from turnovers. Must be one of our highest ever in recent times.

Harry Sharp 8.3 player rating in one quarter. He definitely made a contribution.

@binman I know Aiden Johnson had a negative game by the ratings but I thought he again brought the contest, the bump and bullocking work and valuable 2nd ruck contests. His tap ons and intercept pressure brought us 3 goals.

It's funny you say that SONS. I just posted this in another thread:

You can't underestimate the importance of the key forwards bringing the ball to ground (well, ot would appear some can).

Its really their most important metric - which by the by points to a weakness in the Champion Data player ratings system, ie it doesn't factor in things such as adherence to role and importance to structure.

Petty and AJ were both much more influential than their ratings suggests.

+23 from post-clearance possession and in particular +12 from post clearance loose-ball get is quite astounding as the Swans are typically excellent in this area.

Score from turnover is an amazing result, as is 40 points from defensive half considering the season average is 26.4.

But the one that I loved was scores from stoppage, 43 from all stoppages and 15 from centre. +9.6 and +1.8 on the season averages respectively. With all things clicking into gear with the gameplan, this area would be the thing that sends things into turbo mode. If we lift the average by 10 points a game then I feel we could outplay a lot of teams on the back 9 of the season. I could be thinking too simplistic but this would be like maintaining good pressure.

Rounds 1-5

• Average Score For: 61

• Average Score Against: 101

Rounds 6-11

• Average Score For: 97

• Average Score Against: 82

A whopping 55 point turnaround in average scores!

30 minutes ago, Stu said:

Rounds 1-5

• Average Score For: 61

• Average Score Against: 101

Rounds 6-11

• Average Score For: 97

• Average Score Against: 82

A whopping 55 point turnaround in average scores!

Anyone have the for and against points ranking for the last 5 rounds across the comp? we'd be close to top 4 on the for side, but suggest we are mid table for points against.

Round 11, 2025 MCG - Demons vs Swans

Holy Swan feathers folks. Our best Team Rating in over two seasons. That being Round 7, 2023 vs the Roos with a 78.9

A great day for all loyal Demon minions i'm sure.

The only down side, the overly loud doof duff in the breaks. No doubt showing my age but kill off that rubbish and bring back cash at the G and we got ourselves a fab day out.

Interesting to see that Bowey's having such a good season he copped a bit of a defensive tag from JJ. Big compliment from the oppo coach & panel.

Clarry's second best day out of the year behind his fabulous 6.4 vs the Kangas in Rnd 2.

His companion in crime, CP5, having a decent day out also coming in 7th and managing to keep his return to 2024 form on track with a very decent hit out on his milestone.

Kozzy continuing on with his best season so far in the red & blue.

Maysie's form of late a bit of a worry. Dropped away a fair bit. Maybe worth managing this week with T-Mac available?

Salem coming in at No.1 and deservedly so. Not too often you see a HBer / part-time mid top the ratings...

22 effectives @ 71% efficiency, 1 contested mark, 1 mark inside 50, 1 one percenter, 6 clearances, 1 rebound, 4 inside 50s, 4 tackles, 12 score involvements (only pipped by Kozzy with 13), 4 intercepts, 402 meters gained, 3 turnovers and a goal.

On to the Aints at the red centre!

Player & Team Ratings - Demons

> Subbed out TOG %

> Subbed in TOG %

Player & Team Ratings - Swans

Combined Player Ratings

Stats courtesy of footywire.com and wheeloratings.com

Edited Monday at 08:203 days by Demon Dynasty

Thanks DD the stats bare out what our eyes were telling us we won all over the ground, our stars all shone whilst it is really satisfying that our younger brigade and newbies all stood up and played their roles.

18 hours ago, binman said:

Plus 23 for post clearance possessions must be some sort of tested @WheeloRatings ?

Melbourne's best post-clearance contested possessions (2021-2025) is +36 in Round 5, 2021 against Hawthorn. We have had greater than +23 on 11 occasions during that time.

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats_team.html?id=melb

Here are the pressure numbers too:

Melbourne v Sydney (Round 11, 2025)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20251108

Pressure

Team pressure

Quarter	For	Agn	Diff
1	204	216	-12
2	170	176	-6
3	200	182	+18
4	185	190	-5
Match	190	190	0

Source: Herald Sun

Most Pressure Points

Note: pressure points are the weighed sum of pressure acts. Physical pressure acts are worth 3.75 points, closing acts are worth 2.25 points, chasing acts are 1.5 points and corralling are 1.2. ( https://www.championdata.com/glossary/afl/ )

Player	Pressure Acts	Pressure Points	Season Average
Clayton Oliver	22	63	54.7
Trent Rivers	20	56	29.5
Max Gawn	15	47	21.1
Ed Langdon	15	44	31.2
Christian Petracca	21	38	36.8
Christian Salem	14	36	19.8
Tom Sparrow	14	34	38.1
Xavier Lindsay	15	31	26.8
Kysaiah Pickett	14	30	38.8
Jake Bowey	15	30	29.2
Kade Chandler	13	29	33.3
Bayley Fritsch	9	26	20.3
Jake Lever	10	24	20.3
Charlie Spargo	10	22	26.7
Harvey Langford	14	22	21.1
Jake Melksham	11	22	20.3
Caleb Windsor	10	21	24.1
Judd McVee	11	21	18.2
Harrison Petty	7	15	18.1
Aidan Johnson	6	13	30.0
Daniel Turner	5	13	15.3
Harry Sharp	7	11	19.6
Steven May	5	10	9.9

Source: Herald Sun

24 minutes ago, WheeloRatings said:

Melbourne's best post-clearance contested possessions (2021-2025) is +36 in Round 5, 2021 against Hawthorn. We have had greater than +23 on 11 occasions during that time.

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats_team.html?id=melb

Here are the pressure numbers too:

Melbourne v Sydney (Round 11, 2025)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20251108

Pressure

Team pressure

Quarter	For	Agn	Diff
1	204	216	-12
2	170	176	-6
3	200	182	+18
4	185	190	-5
Match	190	190	0

Source: Herald Sun

Most Pressure Points

Note: pressure points are the weighed sum of pressure acts. Physical pressure acts are worth 3.75 points, closing acts are worth 2.25 points, chasing acts are 1.5 points and corralling are 1.2. ( https://www.championdata.com/glossary/afl/ )

Player	Pressure Acts	Pressure Points	Season Average
Clayton Oliver	22	63	54.7
Trent Rivers	20	56	29.5
Max Gawn	15	47	21.1
Ed Langdon	15	44	31.2
Christian Petracca	21	38	36.8
Christian Salem	14	36	19.8
Tom Sparrow	14	34	38.1
Xavier Lindsay	15	31	26.8
Kysaiah Pickett	14	30	38.8
Jake Bowey	15	30	29.2
Kade Chandler	13	29	33.3
Bayley Fritsch	9	26	20.3
Jake Lever	10	24	20.3
Charlie Spargo	10	22	26.7
Harvey Langford	14	22	21.1
Jake Melksham	11	22	20.3
Caleb Windsor	10	21	24.1
Judd McVee	11	21	18.2
Harrison Petty	7	15	18.1
Aidan Johnson	6	13	30.0
Daniel Turner	5	13	15.3
Harry Sharp	7	11	19.6
Steven May	5	10	9.9

Source: Herald Sun

I’m surprised Kossi is 9th for pressure points on the team. It feels like he creates so much more pressure.

Kossi is like if you’re in the surf and you notice a shark fin 100 metres away, you feel the pressure. 🏊‍♂️🦈

Kossi should have +50% bonus points as he’s that preying shark that can eat you somewhere in the vicinity

41 minutes ago, WheeloRatings said:

Melbourne's best post-clearance contested possessions (2021-2025) is +36 in Round 5, 2021 against Hawthorn. We have had greater than +23 on 11 occasions during that time.

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats_team.html?id=melb

Here are the pressure numbers too:

Melbourne v Sydney (Round 11, 2025)

https://www.wheeloratings.com/afl_match_stats.html?ID=20251108

Pressure

Team pressure

Quarter	For	Agn	Diff
1	204	216	-12
2	170	176	-6
3	200	182	+18
4	185	190	-5
Match	190	190	0

Source: Herald Sun

Most Pressure Points

Note: pressure points are the weighed sum of pressure acts. Physical pressure acts are worth 3.75 points, closing acts are worth 2.25 points, chasing acts are 1.5 points and corralling are 1.2. ( https://www.championdata.com/glossary/afl/ )

Player	Pressure Acts	Pressure Points	Season Average
Clayton Oliver	22	63	54.7
Trent Rivers	20	56	29.5
Max Gawn	15	47	21.1
Ed Langdon	15	44	31.2
Christian Petracca	21	38	36.8
Christian Salem	14	36	19.8
Tom Sparrow	14	34	38.1
Xavier Lindsay	15	31	26.8
Kysaiah Pickett	14	30	38.8
Jake Bowey	15	30	29.2
Kade Chandler	13	29	33.3
Bayley Fritsch	9	26	20.3
Jake Lever	10	24	20.3
Charlie Spargo	10	22	26.7
Harvey Langford	14	22	21.1
Jake Melksham	11	22	20.3
Caleb Windsor	10	21	24.1
Judd McVee	11	21	18.2
Harrison Petty	7	15	18.1
Aidan Johnson	6	13	30.0
Daniel Turner	5	13	15.3
Harry Sharp	7	11	19.6
Steven May	5	10	9.9

Source: Herald Sun

Brilliant wheelo - just in time for the pod (and now I feel complete)

Our +19 for contested differential inside 50 was an all time team record for the club.

Team & Player Ratings to Rnd 11, 2025 vs H&A Season 2024

After our best performance in over two seasons, our Team Rating has jumped a little from last week (to 69.88) which continues to see us on track to play finals in 2025* and presently ahead of our Team Rating in Seasons 2021, 2022 & on par with 2023. No need to mention 2024.

* Subject to the successful return of Viney along with reasonably minor impact from injuries for the remainder of the season (roughly no more than about two players presently inside our top 22).

The rocketeers this season so far...

1. Turner up 19 places from his season 2024 ranking

2. Bowey up 10 places

3. Kozzy up 9 places

* Played less than two full matches

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Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

Edited Tuesday at 08:242 days by Demon Dynasty

21 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Team & Player Ratings to Rnd 11, 2025 vs H&A Season 2024

After our best performance in over two seasons, our Team Rating has jumped a little from last week (to 69.88) which continues to see us on track to play finals in 2025* and presently ahead of our Team Rating in Seasons 2021, 2022 & on par with 2023. No need to mention 2024.

* Subject to the successful return of Viney along with reasonably minor impact from injuries for the remainder of the season (roughly no more than about two players presently inside our top 22).

The rocketeers this season so far...

1. Turner up 19 places from his season 2024 ranking

2. Bowey up 10 places

3. Kozzy up 9 places

* Played less than two full matches

< Subbed out at least once or more

> Subbed in at least once or more

Stats courtesy of footwire.com & wheeloratings.com

Thanks DD love these player ranking stats, how gratifying to see Max, Clayton, Tracc and Ed all upping the ante and seeing Bowsa and Kozzie rocketing up the charts, Salo, Riv, McVee back to their best as well as Lindsay, Langford and Windsor consolidating themselves in our top 18.

Daniel Hoyne mentioned that Disco Turner's performance for the last 6 rounds has him in the Top 50 players in the competition 💪