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ADELAIDE CROWS SCOTT THOMPSON (Mid) $450,400 Thompson had a field day against Gold Coast last week, racking up 51 disposals – the most ever recorded in any game since 1999. He finished with an equal season-high 162 points, enjoying a decent price rise of $32,200 along the way. NATHAN VAN BERLO (Mid) $415,600 Mark Bickley has made a number of positional changes since taking over, one of which moving his skipper into the midfield. van Berlo has relished the new role, averaging 111 points per match from his past four games – ranked second at the club. ADELAIDE CROWS TEAM AVERAGE: 1599 (13th) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 19 20 21 22 Scott Thompson Mid $450,400 $8,800 20 87% 109 110 70 127 80 162 Sam Jacobs Ruck $422,800 $61,900 17 80% 94 100 87 112 50 149 Scott Stevens Def/Fwd $391,200 $0 2 100% 90 Rory Sloane Mid $412,700 $46,700 16 81% 89 110 128 70 145 96 Bernie Vince Mid $354,600 -$23,400 15 84% 86 85 125 70 82 61 Nathan van Berlo Mid $415,600 $38,900 20 90% 86 111 107 123 109 104 Graham Johncock Def $356,100 -$137,000 20 87% 86 82 103 85 83 56 Richard Douglas Mid $345,900 -$86,300 15 80% 83 89 89 Michael Doughty Def/Mid $378,200 -$6,400 18 91% 80 91 69 104 96 93 Patrick Dangerfield Fwd/Mid $339,700 -$400 20 81% 80 83 99 67 70 95 Andy Otten Def $330,700 $145,600 14 93% 77 77 88 73 81 64 Brent Reilly Mid $311,800 -$51,600 19 83% 75 78 86 80 75 71 Matthew Jaensch Fwd $339,200 $41,500 13 86% 75 Tony Armstrong Def/Mid $299,200 $9,400 3 84% 74 74 86 67 70 Kurt Tippett Fwd/Ruck $322,800 -$6,500 16 89% 72 122 122 Ben Rutten Def $236,600 -$108,700 19 100% 71 53 39 63 56 Matthew Wright Mid $314,500 $210,900 17 79% 70 76 71 86 100 48 Ian Callinan Fwd/Mid $91,700 $0 2 80% 70 Ivan Maric Ruck $305,200 -$19,200 6 68% 69 77 79 81 71 Chris Knights Fwd $291,600 $54,100 16 81% 69 80 106 24 111 Brad Symes Def $304,300 -$117,300 11 68% 67 Jared Petrenko Def $321,500 $75,800 13 73% 66 72 78 39 75 97 Taylor Walker Fwd $319,300 $19,200 11 87% 66 93 111 91 63 105 Daniel Talia Def/Fwd $231,000 $120,800 7 93% 65 61 48 51 88 56 David Mackay Mid $298,600 -$46,000 6 80% 65 96 77 115 Luke Thompson Def $240,400 $136,800 11 94% 65 Richard Tambling Mid $236,000 -$58,900 9 76% 59 Ricky Henderson Def/Fwd $251,700 -$31,300 17 78% 58 60 61 44 76 Chris Schmidt Def $260,100 -$88,400 5 62% 53 Phil Davis Def $274,700 -$19,500 3 46% 52 Jack Gunston Fwd $208,700 $18,000 11 78% 52 56 84 50 25 63 Brodie Smith Def $196,500 $72,900 14 67% 50 43 76 49 3 Shaun McKernan Def/Fwd $173,300 $63,100 14 79% 50 62 76 47 Brodie Martin Mid $246,100 -$34,900 4 63% 45 Brad Moran Ruck $146,200 $36,000 4 70% 43 James Sellar Ruck $178,700 -$15,900 5 98% 42 Myke Cook Mid $241,100 $0 2 73% 39 Aidan Riley Mid $115,800 $12,200 4 45% 26 26 10 49 24 21 Jason Porplyzia Fwd $343,700 $0 1 4% 13 BRISBANE LIONS TOM ROCKLIFF (Mid) $520,100 Rockliff’s outstanding season continued last week after collecting another 119 points. His form across the past four rounds has been impressive, averaging 125 points per match – ranked 12th in the competition. He’s a super midfield trade up target if you’re in the market for one. JONATHAN BROWN (Fwd) $339,500 Over 9,000 coaches still have Brown in their side, which is a waste really considering he’s just sitting on your bench. Use whatever funds you have and trade him up to a premium forward, with the likes of Travis Cloke and Cyril Rioli looming as decent targets. BRISBANE LIONS TEAM AVERAGE: 1561 (15th) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 19 20 21 22 Tom Rockliff Mid $520,100 $101,900 18 80% 110 125 132 124 119 Jack Redden Mid $478,900 $108,400 20 83% 104 113 105 127 108 M Leuenberger Ruck $509,800 $176,700 20 84% 100 136 115 172 120 Simon Black Mid $447,600 -$7,400 20 80% 95 101 101 125 78 Jed Adcock Def $371,300 $38,300 18 91% 91 88 108 62 93 Daniel Merrett Def $356,800 $42,000 10 99% 86 Luke Power Mid $356,500 -$68,700 19 84% 82 86 88 90 79 Pearce Hanley Def $351,400 $54,000 20 88% 81 74 101 72 50 Daniel Rich Mid $297,500 -$82,900 14 75% 81 28 28 Mitchell Clark Ruck $356,500 $2,100 17 86% 77 87 97 84 81 Brent Staker Fwd/Mid $381,100 -$45,100 6 88% 76 97 96 122 73 Ashley McGrath Def $337,000 -$32,800 19 90% 74 75 90 46 90 Jonathan Brown Fwd $339,500 -$135,800 10 91% 73 Cheynee Stiller Mid $346,100 $17,400 19 87% 73 91 94 102 78 Josh Drummond Def $342,200 -$58,800 5 81% 71 88 97 79 James Polkinghorne Fwd $331,700 $68,900 20 80% 66 84 B 70 108 75 Todd Banfield Fwd $277,100 $16,100 18 82% 65 61 Y 52 74 58 Tom Collier Def $264,700 $34,200 7 93% 62 E Amon Buchanan Fwd $266,700 $6,800 4 55% 62 75 75 Broc McCauley Ruck $138,600 $46,900 3 68% 61 Matt Maguire Def $245,000 -$101,900 13 92% 57 75 69 81 James Hawksley Def $277,500 -$45,400 5 78% 56 41 45 37 Andrew Raines Def $257,300 -$42,900 14 82% 55 59 55 77 46 Sam Sheldon Mid $269,700 $65,300 14 85% 55 76 63 98 67 Ryan Harwood Mid $255,300 -$8,200 6 54% 54 Ryan Lester Def $137,100 $33,500 3 87% 51 Jared Polec Mid $182,200 $13,600 3 62% 51 Patrick Karnezis Fwd $195,100 $91,500 9 70% 51 25 34 27 13 Mitchell Golby Def $184,000 $80,400 6 87% 49 54 64 44 Joel Patfull Def $179,300 -$96,200 18 92% 48 4 4 Aaron Cornelius Fwd $235,800 -$37,700 6 68% 48 46 64 19 56 Jesse O'Brien Def/Fwd $170,400 -$4,800 12 69% 47 Joshua Green Mid $161,100 $57,500 5 64% 45 Matt Austin Def/Mid $194,700 -$8,000 4 79% 43 Niall McKeever Def $175,300 $71,700 8 94% 42 49 57 32 57 Bryce Retzlaff Def/Fwd $172,700 $62,500 9 79% 41 Rohan Bewick Mid $173,800 $63,600 12 58% 38 Claye Beams Mid $137,000 $33,400 5 60% 37 Josh Dyson Mid $103,600 $0 1 70% 30 30 30 CARLTON CHRIS JUDD (Mid) $554,000 If you had Judd as captain last week, then his season-low 69 points would have left a bad taste in your mouth. He was unsighted in the first half against the Hawks, collecting only six disposals, which was his lowest return in any first half since 2008. MATTHEW KREUZER (Ruck) $336,700 There would have been plenty of coaches that jumped on Kreuzer after his 150 points against Sydney in Round 13. Sadly for you though, he hasn’t been able to reach those heights since, averaging 77 points per match since Round 14. CARLTON TEAM AVERAGE: 1776 (3rd) Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Ave. L4 19 20 21 22 Marc Murphy Mid $514,400 -$30,100 21 85% 118 120 138 110 118 112 Chris Judd Mid $554,000 -$22,700 21 83% 117 111 88 163 125 69 Heath Scotland Def/Mid $466,900 $5,700 21 89% 107 104 121 133 61 102 Bryce Gibbs Def/Mid $501,200 -$7,100 21 89% 105 117 139 104 123 102 Andrew Carrazzo Def/Mid $421,000 $39,700 16 84% 93 94 84 103 Kade Simpson Mid $411,500 -$74,200 21 86% 92 105 111 75 101 132 Mitch Robinson Mid $398,600 $61,600 20 78% 91 84 76 97 96 66 Chris Yarran Fwd $395,100 $94,300 20 84% 88 104 136 79 94 108 Robert Warnock Ruck $388,200 $89,600 17 80% 86 83 78 105 71 78 Andrew Walker Mid $358,100 $21,400 21 85% 85 83 67 63 131 72 Matthew Kreuzer Ruck $336,700 -$62,300 11 84% 82 71 81 81 49 74 Eddie Betts Fwd $408,300 -$2,900 21 88% 81 94 67 113 115 81 Bret Thornton Def $356,700 $700 18 94% 81 85 81 88 115 54 Jarrad Waite Fwd $352,800 -$74,400 12 79% 78 Setanta O'hAilpin Fwd $302,100 $18,800 5 83% 77 Jeff Garlett Fwd $291,500 -$57,000 21 86% 74 67 71 65 66 65 David Ellard Mid $298,300 $4,200 17 70% 73 71 71 114 72 28 Edward Curnow Mid $241,200 $133,500 12 71% 72 Jordan Russell Def $302,800 -$119,000 15 84% 72 Jeremy Laidler Def $289,200 $9,900 16 83% 71 67 77 64 66 59 Nicholas Duigan Def $271,700 $168,100 19 91% 68 67 75 72 46 74 Michael Jamison Def $265,600 $43,500 12 85% 68 59 59 Brock McLean Mid $307,400 -$4,300 4 65% 65 74 83 64 Shaun Hampson Ruck $291,800 $52,200 9 77% 65 Lachie Henderson Fwd $275,200 -$45,400 12 92% 62 65 68 47 60 83 Mark Austin Def $110,200 $0 1 95% 60 Matthew Watson Def $141,200 $37,600 3 91% 56 Simon White Def $258,600 $10,400 6 84% 55 Aaron Joseph Mid $254,800 -$1,500 8 71% 53 55 61 67 37 Dennis Armfield Def $251,800 -$52,000 12 67% 51 52 34 103 20 Marcus Davies Def $173,300 $9,100 5 85% 45 42 51 16 66 33 Zach Tuohy Def $200,200 $96,600 9 78% 45 45 54 67 14 Wayde Twomey Mid $91,700 $0 2 70% 42 Kane Lucas Mid $240,300 $0 1 47% 40 Ryan Houlihan Fwd $234,400 -$190,800 6 46% 38 20 12 28 Paul Bower Def $304,500 -$68,800 3 49% 29 Rhys O'Keeffe Def $91,700 $0 1 42% 25 Andrew Collins Mid $330,900 $0 2 54% 9 COLLINGWOOD ALAN DIDAK (Fwd/Def) $234,100 Didak looked really sharp last week against Brisbane, finishing with a season-high 30 disposals and 19 uncontested possessions.
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    Australian Government Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority

    Australian Government Unit 6, 5 Tennant Street I PO Box 1744 FYSHWICK ACT 2609 AUSTRALIA T 13 000 27232 1 +61 (0) 2 6222 4200 E asadal0asada.gov.au Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority www.asada.gov.au 21 June 2016 Ms Joan Hird Via email only: [email protected] Dear Ms Hird Freedom of Information request 16-9 The purpose of this letter is to give you a decision about access to documents that you requested under the Freedom of Information Act 1982 (FOI Act). Background to Decision You requested access to documents relating to the Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel (ADRVP) on 8 May 2016. Specifically you sought access to: • "... copies of records of ADRVP member discussions and meetings between ADRVP members and contact of ADRVP members with other persons in relation to the decision to place 34 Essendon players on the Register of Findings." Your request was received on Sunday 8 May 2016. An acknowledgment of your request was sent to you via email on Thursday 12 May 2016. That correspondence informed you that a decision was due to be made by Tuesday 7 June 2016. On 23 May 2016 you agreed to a 14 day extension of time under the terms of s15AA of the FOI Act. This made the date for a decision to be provided to you in this matter Tuesday 21 June 2016. Authority and Materials Considered I am an officer authorised under section 23(1) of the FOI Act to make decisions in relation to FOI re uests. In reaching my decision I have taken into consideration: • The relevant provisions of the FOI Act; • Relevant guidelines issued by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner; and • Relevant Tribunal and Federal Court decisions concerning the operation of the FOI Act.