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Review: 2019 Super Rugby player stats

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Published on July 8, 2019 | Leave a response

SARugbymag.co.za looks at the players who topped the stats in key areas of the game for the 2019 Vodacom Super Rugby season.

TRY-SCORERS

15 – Sevu Reece (Crusaders)
13 – Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes)
12 – Folau Fainga’a (Brumbies)
11 – Semisi Masirewa (Sunwolves)
10 – Braydon Ennor (Crusaders)
10 – Jack Maddocks (Rebels)

POINT-SCORERS

194 – Handré Pollard (Bulls)
182 – Richie Mo’unga (Crusaders)
156 – Bryce Hegarty (Rebels)
137 – Bernard Foley (Waratahs)
124 – Elton Jantjies (Lions)

KICKS FROM HAND

136 – Joaquín Díaz Bonilla (Jaguares)
133 – Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes)
125 – Will Genia (Rebels)
121 – Hayden Parker (Sunwolves)
111 – Bryce Hegarty (Rebels)

METRES RUN

1,596 – Melani Nanai (Blues)
1,546 – Samu Kerevi (Reds)
1,442 – Tom Banks (Brumbies)
1,320 – Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes)
1,281 – David Havili (Crusaders)

CLEAN BREAKS

23 – Rieko Ioane (Blues)
19 – Marika Koroibete (Rebels)
18 – Sevu Reece (Crusaders)
17 – Wes Goosen (Hurricanes)

CARRIES

193 – Samu Kerevi (Reds)
168 – Dan du Preez (Sharks)
165 – Anton Lienert-Brown (Chiefs)
161 – Isi Naisarani (Rebels)
156 – Rieko Ioane (Blues)

DEFENDERS BEATEN

72 – David Havili (Crusaders)
71 – Samu Kerevi (Reds)
65 – Ngani Laumape (Hurricanes)
63 – Anton Lienert-Brown (Chiefs)
60 – Melani Nanai (Blues)

OFFLOADS

29 – Samu Kerevi (Reds)
29 – Anton Lienert-Brown (Chiefs)
28 – RG Snyman (Bulls)
26 – Sevu Reece (Crusaders)
24 – Melani Nanai (Blues)

TACKLES

223 – Michael Hooper (Waratahs)
208 – Matt Todd (Crusaders)
201 – Sam Carter (Brumbies)
194 – Marcos Kremer (Jaguares)
190 – Damien Fitzpatrick (Waratahs)

INEFFECTIVE TACKLES

25 – Cornal Hendricks (Bulls)
24 – Tumua Manu (Chiefs)
21 – Tyler Ardron (Chiefs)
21– Tevita Kuridrani (Brumbies)
18 – Ben Lam (Hurricanes)
18 – Lionel Mapoe (Lions)
18 – Patelesio Tomkinson (Highlanders)

TACKLES MISSED

44 – Tom Cusack (Brumbies)
41 – Elton Jantjies (Lions)
40 – Hayden Parker (Sunwolves)
39 – Bernard Foley (Waratahs)
35 – Richie Mo’unga (Crusaders)

HANDLING ERRORS

30 – Quade Cooper (Rebels)
21 – Richie Mo’unga (Crusaders)
20– Tomás Lavanini (Jaguares)
19 – Elton Jantjies (Lions)
19 – Damian Willemse (Stormers)

LINEOUTS WON ON OWN THROW

78 – Rory Arnold (Brumbies)
78 – Guido Petti (Jaguares)
73– Sam Carter (Brumbies)
58 – Marvin Orie (Lions)
56 – RG Snyman (Bulls)

LINEOUTS STOLEN

11 – Guido Petti (Jaguares)
10 – Izack Rodda (Reds)
9 – Luke Jones (Rebels)
6 – Marvin Orie (Lions)
5 – Jed Holloway (Waratahs)

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