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Pollard now top point-scorer

Published on March 9, 2015 | Leave a response

SARugbymag.co.za looks at the players who topped the stats in five areas of the game this past weekend.

TRY-SCORERS

Round 4

1: Ben Alexander (Brumbies)
1: Ben Foley (Waratahs)
1: Bjorn Basson (Bulls)
1: Boom Prinsloo (Cheetahs)
1: Handré Pollard (Bulls)
1: Jan Serfontein (Bulls)
1: Jerome Kaino (Blues)
1: Johnny Kotze (Stormers)
1: Joe Tomane (Brumbies)
1: Marco Kotze (Reds)
1: Nic White (Brumbies)
1: Nick Cummins (Force)
1: Pat Lambie (Sharks)
1: Patrick Osborne (Highlanders)
1: Peter Betham (Waratahs)
1: Raymond Rhule (Cheetahs)
1: Rory Arnold (Brumbies)
1: Ruan Combrinck (Lions)
1: Steve Mafi (Force)

Season so far

2: Boom Prinsloo (Cheetahs)
2: Charlie Ngatai (Chiefs)
2: Cornal Hendricks (Cheetahs)
2: Deon Stegmann (Bulls)
2: Dillyn Leyds (Stormers)
2: Handré Pollard (Bulls)
2: Cobus Reinach (Sharks)
2: James Lowe (Chiefs)

POINT-SCORERS

Round 4

29: Handré Pollard (Bulls)
18: Bernard Foley (Waratahs)
14: Demetri Catrakilis (Stormers)
13: Pat Lambie (Sharks)
10: Joe Pietersen (Cheetahs)

Season so far

72: Handré Pollard (Bulls)
71: Pat Lambie (Sharks)
56: Demetri Catrakilis (Stormers)
43: Christian Leali'ifano (Brumbies)
43: Ihaia West (Blues)

METRES RUN

Round 4

158: Jesse Kriel (Bulls)
131: Peter Betham (Waratahs)
125: Lolagi Visinia (Blues)
104: Israel Folau (Waratahs)
90: Joe Tomane (Brumbies)

Season so far

394: James Lowe (Chiefs)
353: Jessie Kriel (Bulls)
333: SP Marais (Sharks)
325: Lolagi Visinia (Blues)
293: Israel Folau (Waratahs)
280: Cheslin Kolbe (Stormers)

OFFLOADS

Round 4

5: Sam Cane (Chiefs)
4: Israel Folau (Waratahs)
3: Ben Smith (Highlanders)
3: Kurtley Beale (Waratahs)
3: Sonny Bill Williams (Chiefs)
3: SP Marais (Sharks)

Season so far

9: Sonny Bill Williams (Chiefs)
8: Israel Folau (Waratahs)
8: Kurtley Beale (Waratahs)
8: Patrick Tuipulotu (Blues)
7: Sam Cane (Chiefs)

TACKLES

Round 4

27: Warren Whiteley (Lions)
23: Warwick Tecklenburg (Lions)
22: Sam Carter (Brumbies)
21: Christian Leali'ifano (Brumbies)
20: Ita Vaea (Brumbies)

Season so far

65: Lappies Labuschagne (Bulls)
56: Warren Whiteley (Lions)
50: Jarrad Butler (Brumbies)
47: Warwick Tecklenburg (Lions)
46: Sam Carter (Brumbies)

– For ALL the stats in ALL categories, download the Vodacom Rugby App

Photo: Gerhard Steenkamp/BackpagePix

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