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Tom Green

While GWS were without their skipper Toby Greene, the other Green starred as they overcame a deficit to jump into the eighth position. Green is one of the rising star favourites, with the second-year player putting together a series of strong performances.

Against the Bombers, Green had 29 touches, 7 marks, 6 clearances, 6 score involvements and 4 inside 50s. Green appears to have a promising future in this league with the Giants bullish about their academy player.

TOM GREEN
Midfield
GWS
ROUND 19 STATS
29
Disposals
1
Tackles
6
Clearances

Brayden Fiorini

After struggling to make the team earlier in the season, Fiorini found some form against the Lions. Working hard all match, Fiorini put together a four-quarter performance that saw him as Gold Coast's best player.

He ended with 41 touches, 8 marks, 4 clearances, 6 score involvements and 78% disposal efficiency. Fiorini used the ball more effectively than usual. If he had been more efficient or impacted the scoreboard he could have found a place on the starting team.

Bailey Smith

Smith was a tenacious player all game, gathering plenty of the ball and also making his presence known with a game-high 9 tackles.

He also finished with 26 disposals, 592 metres gained, 6 score involvements and 8 inside 50s. While a great performance, he was just beaten out for a starting spot by slightly stronger and more efficient performances.

Willem Drew

In a dominant display from the Power, Willem was one of the driving forces for his side as they overpowered the Magpies in the middle of the ground.

Drew finished with a game-high 32 touches (17 contested), five inside 50, 8 clearances, 8 score involvements, and 5 tackles. Keeping him from a starting position is his low metres gained and inability to hit the scoreboard.

WILLEM DREW
Midfield
Port Adelaide
ROUND 19 STATS
32
Disposals
5
Tackles
8
Clearances

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