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OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Tackles Player Team Carries Player Team Metres Miles Reid Bath 27 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 23 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 109 Andrew Kitchener Worcester 20 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 18 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 95 Scott Baldwin Harlequins 18 Jack Willis Wasps 18 Piers O'Conor Bristol 92 Cobus Wiese Sale 15 Ruan Ackermann Gloucester 15 Sam Simmonds Exeter 78 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 15 Francois Venter Worcester 15 Zach Kibirige Wasps 76 Daniel Thomas Bristol 15 Ted Hill Worcester 14 Jasper Wiese Leicester 73 Marco Mama Worcester 15 Siale Piutau Bristol 14 Facundo Cordero Exeter 68 Lewis Boyce Bath 15 Bill Meakes London Irish 13 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 68 Jono Ross Sale 14 Sam Simmonds Exeter 13 Ben Loader London Irish 67 James Hanson Gloucester 13 Mike Brown Harlequins 13 Tom Howe Worcester 63 Connor Collett Newcastle Falcons 13 Luther Burrell Newcastle Falcons 13 Billy Searle Worcester 63 Chris Vui Bristol 13 Daniel Thomas Bristol 12 Mike Brown Harlequins 61 Jack Willis Wasps 13 Tom Penny Newcastle Falcons 12 Matt Banahan Gloucester 58 Bryan Byrne Bristol 13 Marco Mama Worcester 12 Adam Radwan Newcastle Falcons 58 John Afoa Bristol 13 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 12 Jason Woodward Gloucester 58 Matt Kvesic Worcester 13 Billy Searle Worcester 12 Rohan Janse van Rensburg Sale 56 Matt Rogerson London Irish 13 Greg Peterson Newcastle Falcons 12 Henry Purdy Bristol 55 Francois Hougaard Worcester 13 Jake Heenan Bristol 12 Tom Penny Newcastle Falcons 55 Zach Mercer Bath 13 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 12 Oli Morris Worcester 55 Tommy Reffell Leicester 12 Dave Ewers Exeter 12 Freddie Steward Leicester 55 Jack Walker Bath 12 Alex Moon Northampton 11 Alapati Leiua Bristol 54 Will Evans Harlequins 12 Freddie Steward Leicester 11 Harry Potter Leicester 54 Will Witty Exeter 12 Piers O'Conor Bristol 11 Francois Venter Worcester 53 Motu Matu'u London Irish 12 Alec Hepburn Exeter 11 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 52 Francois Venter Worcester 12 Bryan Byrne Bristol 11 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 51 Player Team Lineouts Won Player Team Defenders Beaten Player Team Offloads Chris Vui Bristol 9 Facundo Cordero Exeter 8 Daniel du Preez Sale 4 Calum Green Leicester 8 Jacob Umaga Wasps 8 Francois Venter Worcester 4 Hanro Liebenberg Leicester 8 Jasper Wiese Leicester 6 Jake Heenan Bristol 3 Greg Peterson Newcastle Falcons 8 Nick David Worcester 6 Melani Nanai Worcester 3 Andrew Kitchener Worcester 6 Alfie Barbeary Wasps 6 Marco Fuser Newcastle Falcons 2 Anton Bresler Worcester 5 Rohan Janse van Rensburg Sale 6 Greg Peterson Newcastle Falcons 2 Jannes Kirsten Exeter 5 Daniel du Preez Sale 5 Ian Whitten Exeter 2 Don Armand Exeter 5 Piers O'Conor Bristol 5 Piers O'Conor Bristol 2 Ed Holmes Bristol 5 Matt Proctor Northampton 5 Oli Morris Worcester 2 Will Witty Exeter 4 Freddie Steward Leicester 5 Akker van der Merwe Sale 2 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 4 Ben Loader London Irish 5 Levi Douglas Wasps 1 Joe Joyce Bristol 4 Tom O'Flaherty Exeter 5 Lima Sopoaga Wasps 1 David Ribbans Northampton 4 Jake Heenan Bristol 5 Thomas Young Wasps 1 Tim Cardall Wasps 3 Francois Venter Worcester 4 Luke Northmore Harlequins 1 Jono Ross Sale 3 Gary Graham Newcastle Falcons 4 Freddie Clarke Gloucester 1 Stephan Lewies Harlequins 3 Luke Northmore Harlequins 4 Bryan Byrne Bristol 1 Josh Bayliss Bath 3 Tom Penny Newcastle Falcons 4 Niyi Adeolokun Bristol 1 Daniel du Preez Sale 3 Alapati Leiua Bristol 4 Cameron Redpath Bath 1 Cobus Wiese Sale 3 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 4 Chris Vui Bristol 1 Sam Simmonds Exeter 3 Adam Radwan Newcastle Falcons 4 Matt Banahan Gloucester 1 Jack Willis Wasps 3 Tom de Glanville Bath 3 Daniel Thomas Bristol 1 Nick Isiekwe Northampton 3 Ethan Waller Worcester 3 Curtis Langdon Sale 1 Alex Moon Northampton 3 Mike Brown Harlequins 3 Motu Matu'u London Irish 1 James Gaskell Wasps 3 Zach Kibirige Wasps 3 Curtis Rona London Irish 1 Matt Rogerson London Irish 2 Will Spencer Bath 3 Jack Willis Wasps 1 OptaPro Player Comparison Report-Top 25s-Season Totals Player Team Penalties Conceded Player Team Turnovers Won Player Team Clean Breaks Matt Garvey Gloucester 4 Jack Willis Wasps 3 Nick David Worcester 4 Jono Ross Sale 3 Ben Donnell London Irish 3 Henry Purdy Bristol 3 Josh Bayliss Bath 3 Luke Cowan-Dickie Exeter 2 Ollie Hassell-Collins London Irish 3 Harry Elrington London Irish 3 Luther Burrell Newcastle Falcons 2 Jake Heenan Bristol 3 Stephan Lewies Harlequins 3 Ben Stevenson Newcastle Falcons 2 Jacob Umaga Wasps 2 Akker van der Merwe Sale 3 Will Evans Harlequins 2 Josh Bassett Wasps 2 Thomas Young Wasps 2 Thomas Young Wasps 2 Matt Banahan Gloucester 2 John Afoa Bristol 2 Dan Kelly Leicester 2 Tom Howe Worcester 2 Olly Woodburn Exeter 2 Jean-Luc du Preez Sale 2 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 2 Jordan Els Harlequins 2 Alex Dombrandt Harlequins 2 Ethan Waller Worcester 2 Oli Hoskins London Irish 2 Ruaridh McConnochie Bath 1 Matt Proctor Northampton 2 Kieran Brookes Wasps 2 Paolo Odogwu Wasps 1 Harry Potter Leicester 2 Lewis Boyce Bath 2 Joe Simmonds Exeter 1 Billy Searle Worcester 2 Matt Banahan Gloucester 2 Piers Francis Northampton 1 Jaco Taute Leicester 2 Ben Curry Sale 2 David Ribbans Northampton 1 Chris Vui Bristol 2 Corne Fourie Gloucester 2 Piers O'Conor Bristol 1 Francois Venter Worcester 2 George Nott London Irish 2 Oli Hoskins London Irish 1 Val Rapava-Ruskin Gloucester 2 Santiago Garcia Botta Harlequins 2 Robert du Preez Sale 1 Sam Simmonds Exeter 2 Juan De Jongh Wasps 2 Micky Young Newcastle Falcons 1 Logovi'i Mulipola Newcastle Falcons 1 Daniel du Preez Sale 2 Chris Vui Bristol 1 Marco Fuser Newcastle Falcons 1 Dan Cole Leicester 2 Charlie Ewels Bath 1 Ted Hill Worcester 1 Motu Matu'u London Irish 2 Sam Simmonds Exeter 1 Piers Francis Northampton 1 Nathan Earle Harlequins 2 Sean O'Brien London Irish 1 Blair Cowan London Irish 1 Coenie Oosthuizen Sale 2 Sean Robinson Newcastle Falcons 1 Piers O'Conor Bristol 1 Jake Woolmore Bristol 2 Bryan Byrne Bristol 1 Jordy Reid Gloucester 1 Player Team Missed Tackles Player Team Lineout Steals Player Team Kicks in Play Paddy Jackson London Irish 6 Ed Slater Gloucester 2 Joe Simmonds Exeter 20 Rohan Janse van Rensburg Sale 5 Don Armand Exeter 1 Billy Searle Worcester 20 Jacob Umaga Wasps 5 Chris Vui Bristol 1 Zack Henry Leicester 18 Ben Loader London Irish 4 George Merrick Worcester 1 Marcus Smith Harlequins 18 Jimmy Gopperth Wasps 4 Lewis Ludlow Gloucester 1 Jacob Umaga Wasps 17 Sean O'Brien London Irish 4 Josh McNally Bath 1 Danny Care Harlequins 16 Chris Vui Bristol 4 James Gaskell Wasps 1 Jack Maunder Exeter 14 Nic Schonert Worcester 4 James Grayson Northampton 14 Luke Northmore Harlequins 4 Micky Young Newcastle Falcons 13 Lima Sopoaga Wasps 4 Brett Connon Newcastle Falcons 12 Sam Bedlow Bristol 4 Joe Simpson Gloucester 12 Henry Taylor Northampton 4 Rhys Priestland Bath 11 Matt Garvey Gloucester 4 Sam Bedlow Bristol 10 Zach Kibirige Wasps 4 Ben Spencer Bath 10 Ollie Devoto Exeter 3 Richard Wigglesworth Leicester 10 Siale Piutau Bristol 3 Paddy Jackson London Irish 9 Joe Cokanasiga Bath 3 Harry Randall Bristol 9 Danny Care Harlequins 3 Danny Cipriani Gloucester 9 Bill Meakes London Irish 3 Ben Meehan London Irish 8 James Fish Northampton 3 Francois Hougaard Worcester 7 George Nott London Irish 3 AJ MacGinty Sale 7 Curtis Rona London Irish 3 Ben Vellacott Wasps 7 Alex Mitchell Northampton 3 Henry Taylor Northampton 6 Ben Stevenson Newcastle Falcons 3 Tom de Glanville Bath 6 Tom Wood Northampton 3 Harry Mallinder Northampton 5.
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