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Team POS1 POS2 2013 Games 2013 AVG Andrew Walker CAR Team POS1 POS2 2013 Games 2013 AVG Andrew Walker CAR DEF 21 106.14 Sam Mitchell HAW DEF MID 21 104.19 Jimmy Bartel GEE DEF MID 21 106.14 Jarrad McVeigh SYD DEF MID 22 106.14 Pearce Hanley BRL DEF MID 20 95.7 Scott Thompson NTH DEF 19 98.16 Kade Simpson CAR DEF 22 95.14 Robert Murphy WBD DEF 19 99.05 Garrick Ibbotson FRE DEF 13 94.54 Luke Hodge HAW DEF MID 20 96.7 Harry Taylor GEE DEF 21 94 Corey Enright GEE DEF 21 93.95 Heath Shaw GWS DEF 19 96.89 Michael Hibberd ESS DEF 22 95.91 Nick Malceski SYD DEF 22 90.77 Grant Birchall HAW DEF 14 92.07 Bachar Houli RIC DEF 20 91.55 Trent Mckenzie GCS DEF 18 88.56 Jed Adcock BRL DEF 22 91.23 Brett Goodes WBD DEF 13 91.23 Heritier Lumumba COL DEF MID 18 88 Shannon Hurn WCE DEF 12 87.5 Andrew Mackie GEE DEF 22 87.36 Alex Rance RIC DEF 22 87.18 Michael Johnson FRE DEF 21 86.9 Shaun Burgoyne HAW DEF MID 20 85.2 Jarrod Harbrow GCS DEF 21 83.38 Lachie Henderson CAR DEF FWD 22 83.32 Heath Scotland CAR DEF 18 82.5 Jack Watts MEL DEF FWD 18 76.22 Lynden Dunn MEL DEF 18 82.39 Jack Grimes MEL DEF MID 15 80.93 Colin Garland MEL DEF 21 80.76 Ben Reid COL DEF FWD 21 80.71 Nathan Grima NTH DEF 17 74.82 Paul Duffield FRE DEF 19 80.21 Jarryn Geary STK DEF 21 79.86 Sam Fisher STK DEF 9 79.78 David Swallow GCS DEF MID 18 79.61 Matthew Broadbent PTA DEF 22 79.5 Paul Seedsman COL DEF 16 78.88 Josh Gibson HAW DEF 21 78.76 Dean Terlich MEL DEF 20 78.7 Brian Lake HAW DEF 18 78.67 Brent Reilly ADE DEF 12 78.42 Courtenay Dempsey ESS DEF 14 78.14 Aaron Mullett NTH DEF 22 77.82 Cale Hooker ESS DEF 22 77.41 Ricky Petterd RIC DEF 11 76.09 Jake Carlisle ESS DEF 21 75.81 Sam Butler WCE DEF 15 75.8 Brodie Smith ADE DEF 18 75.56 Andrejs Everitt CAR DEF 17 63.41 Joel Patfull BRL DEF 22 75.36 Andy Otten ADE DEF FWD 22 75.14 Nick Vlastuin RIC DEF MID 17 75.12 Michael Talia WBD DEF 9 75.11 Dylan Roberton STK DEF 20 75 Marley Williams COL DEF 15 74.93 Tom McDonald MEL DEF 17 74.59 Mitch Golby BRL DEF 18 74.56 Clancee Pearce FRE DEF 19 74.47 Cameron O'Shea PTA DEF 22 74.41 Chris Newman RIC DEF 18 74.06 Matt Maguire BRL DEF 11 73.82 Luke McPharlin FRE DEF 13 73.77 Shaun Atley NTH DEF 22 73.09 Lachlan Hansen NTH DEF 20 72.95 Matthew Shaw GCS DEF MID 18 72.78 Lee Spurr FRE DEF 20 72.35 Stephen Gilham GWS DEF 14 72.07 Greg Broughton GCS DEF 17 72 Sean Dempster STK DEF 19 71.37 Daniel Merrett BRL DEF FWD 17 71.12 Tom Murphy GCS DEF 17 71.12 Alan Toovey COL DEF 5 70.4 Josh Hunt GWS DEF 10 70.4 Tayte Pears ESS DEF 11 70.18 Rory Laird ADE DEF 18 69.83 Scott McMahon NTH DEF 11 69.73 Tim Mohr GWS DEF 22 69.55 Ted Richards SYD DEF 22 69.36 Mark Baguley ESS DEF 21 69.33 Rory Thompson GCS DEF 21 69.19 Matthew Buntine GWS DEF 3 68.67 Eric Mackenzie WCE DEF 20 68.5 Mitch Clisby MEL DEF 8 68.38 Troy Chaplin RIC DEF 21 68.33 James Gwilt STK DEF 13 67.92 Ryan Harwood BRL DEF 13 67.69 Tom Young WBD DEF 15 67.6 James Frawley MEL DEF 17 67.59 Lachlan Keeffe COL DEF 7 67.43 Darren Glass WCE DEF 20 67.4 Cameron Pedersen MEL DEF 10 67.2 Marty Clarke COL DEF 9 67 Nick Maxwell COL DEF 18 66.89 Jordan Roughead WBD DEF 22 66.77 Jackson Thurlow GEE DEF 4 66.25 Tyson Goldsack COL DEF 12 66.17 Blayne Wilson WCE DEF 7 66.14 Nick Smith SYD DEF 21 65.95 Ben Stratton HAW DEF 22 65.82 Will Schofield WCE DEF 16 65.81 Dustin Fletcher ESS DEF 13 65.77 Sam Darley WBD DEF 4 65.5 Elliot Yeo WCE DEF 19 61.89 Rhyce Shaw SYD DEF 6 61.67 Ben Griffiths RIC DEF 1 61 Tony Armstrong COL DEF 7 53 Sam Docherty CAR DEF 13 52.85 Jeremy Laidler SYD DEF 1 30 Kade Kolodjashnij GCS DEF Jake Kolodjashnij GEE DEF Matt Suckling HAW DEF 0 Luke McDonald NTH DEF MID.
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