Tiger Stats Stars (RFC)

[one-eyed]

Tiger Stats Stars
richmondfc.com.au
Tony Greenberg
11:49 AM Tue 22 June, 2010


Dustin Martin’s significant impact, in his debut season of AFL football, is underlined in a summary of Richmond’s key statistical categories at the mid-year break.

Martin, who turns 19 on Saturday (June 26), features prominently in nine of the 10 categories listed below.

He is No. 1 at the Club in score assists, No. 2 in total clearances, No. 2 for inside-50s, No. 3 for handballs, and No. 4 for total disposals.

The only category, where he doesn’t make the top 10, is for marks.

Brett Deledio’s prospects of completing a Jack Dyer Medal hat-trick, from a pure statistical viewpoint, appear excellent.

The 2008-09 Dyer Medallist has been in superb form throughout the first 13 rounds of the 2010 season in his sweeping role across half-back.

He is ranked No. 1 at Tigerland in the total kicks category, No. 1 for disposals, No. 1 for inside-50s, No. 2 for handballs, No. 2 for rebound-50s, and No. 2 for marks.

And, Jack Riewoldt’s rise to prominence this season also is highlighted statistically.

‘Jumping’ Jack, with 48 goals, has kicked 36 more than the next player on the Tigers’ goalkicking list for 2010 - first-year livewire, Ben Nason.

In addition, Riewoldt is ranked No. 1 for total marks, No. 4 for kicks, and No. 5 for tackles.

The full list of Tiger stats stars for the 2010 season to date is:

Top 10 kicks
1. Brett Deledio - 184  (13 games)
2. Chris Newman - 172  (12)
3. Trent Cotchin - 144  (12)
4. Jack Riewoldt - 141  (13)
5. Shane Tuck - 138  (11)
6. Shane Edwards - 120  (13)
7. Dustin Martin - 119  (12)
8. Ben Nason - 108  (13)
9. Daniel Jackson - 97  (9)
10. Kelvin Moore - 87  (11)

Top 10 handballs
1. Shane Tuck - 159  (11)
2. Brett Deledio - 153  (13)
3. Dustin Martin - 130  (12)
4. Trent Cotchin - 106  (12)
5. Shane Edwards - 104  (13)
6. Ben Cousins - 103  (9)
7. Daniel Jackson - 99 (9)
8. Luke McGuane - 83  (12)
9. Richard Tambling - 74  (11)
10. Andrew Collins - 65  (8 )

Top 10 disposals
1. Brett Deledio - 337  (13)
2. Shane Tuck - 297  (11)
3. Trent Cotchin - 250  (12)
4. Dustin Martin - 249  (12)
5. Chris Newman - 236  (12)
6. Shane Edwards - 224  (13)
7. Daniel Jackson - 196  (9)
8. Ben Cousins - 184  (9)
9. Ben Nason - 170  (13)
10. Jack Riewoldt - 166  (13)

Top 10 marks
1. Jack Riewoldt - 78  (13)
2. Brett Deledio - 74  (13)
3. Chris Newman - 58  (12)
4. Shane Tuck - 54  (11)
5. Kelvin Moore - 50  (11)
6. Luke McGuane - 47  (12)
7. Ben Nason - 44  (13)
8. Matthew White - 35  (9)
9. Richard Tambling - 32  (11)
10. Ben Cousins - 30  (9)

Top 10 goals
1. Jack Riewoldt - 48  (13)
2. Ben Nason - 12  (13)
3. Robin Nahas - 10  (9)
Eq. 4.  Mitch Morton - 6  (6)
Eq. 4.  Alex Rance - 6  (7)
Eq. 4.  Dustin Martin - 6  (12)
Eq. 4.  Shane Edwards - 6  (13)
Eq. 4.  Andrew Collins - 6  (8 )
Eq. 9.  David Astbury - 4  (9)
Eq. 9.  Shane Tuck - 4  (11)

Top 10 score assists
1. Dustin Martin - 23  (12)
2. Ben Nason - 17  (13)
Eq. 3.  Trent Cotchin - 15  (12)
Eq. 3.  Shane Tuck - 15  (11)
5. Daniel Jackson - 14  (9)
Eq. 6.  Shane Edwards - 12  (13)
Eq. 6.  Richard Tambling - 12  (11)
Eq. 6.  Ben Cousins - 12  (9)
Eq. 6.  Jack Riewoldt - 12  (13)
10. Brett Deledio - 11  (13)

Top 10 total clearances
1. Trent Cotchin - 71  (12)
2. Dustin Martin - 54  (12)
3. Shane Tuck - 51  (11)
4. Daniel Jackson - 45  (9)
5. Shane Edwards - 34  (13)
6. Brett Deledio - 30  (13)
7. Andrew Collins - 25  (8 )
8. Ben Cousins - 18  (9)
9. Troy Simmonds - 17  (7)
10. Ty Vickery - 16  (11)

Top 10 inside-50s
1. Brett Deledio - 51  (13)
2. Dustin Martin - 49  (12)
3. Daniel Jackson - 47  (9)
4. Ben Nason - 37  (13)
5. Shane Edwards - 36  (13)
6. Trent Cotchin - 35  (12)
7. Matthew White - 34  (9)
8. Shane Tuck - 32  (11)
9. Jack Riewoldt - 27  (13)
10. Ben Cousins - 26  (9)

Top 10 rebound-50s
1. Chris Newman - 68  (12)
2. Brett Deledio - 66  (13)
3. Luke McGuane - 51  (12)
4. Kelvin Moore - 38  (11)
5. Trent Cotchin - 30  (12)
6. Shane Tuck - 28  (11)
7. Mitch Farmer - 26  (11)
8. Daniel Connors - 22  (5)
9. Shane Edwards - 21  (13)
10. Dustin Martin - 18  (12)

Top 10 tackles
1. Richard Tambling - 57  (11)
2. Daniel Jackson - 56  (9)
3. Shane Tuck - 51  (11)
4. Shane Edwards - 48  (13)
5. Jack Riewoldt - 47  (13)
6. Ben Nason - 46  (13)
7. Robin Nahas - 45  (9)
Eq. 8.  Dustin Martin - 41  (12)
Eq. 8.  Trent Cotchin - 41  (12)
10. Chris Newman - 39  (12)

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[TigerTimeII]

martin is a freak what a debut yr

[mightytiges]

martin is a freak what a debut yr

And thanks to Dusty getting all the media attention, Cotch has flown under the radar a touch this year. Sheesh he's averaging 6 clearances per game!

Nason has done nicely stats wise as well for his debut year.

[Stripes]

Tambling is another who's defensive game has not been noticed. Leading the tackles with 57 or over 5 tackles a game on average (played 11)  . This may be why he seems to have gone backwards in terms of possessions because his focus has switched to be more defensive.

Dusty is a freak, Cotch a clearnace king and Lids an inspiration running off the half back. Who do they tag first? 

Stripes

[Chuck17]

Well done to Tambo top of the tackles

[Jacosh]

There’s no denying Lids, Dusty, and Cotch's influence as well as Jack.
What did surprise me was Shane Edwards is there abouts on a lot of the tables as well.  Up until this season I always wondered why he was getting games and cringed each time he got the ball, waiting for the turn over.  He has really stepped up this year in particularly the last 4-5 weeks.
  Way to go coaching ad development staff.  There has been improvement nearly all the way through the team.