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Super Rugby Stats (Rounds 1 - 6)

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
02 Apr 2012, 15:35
#1
02 Apr 2012, 15:35#1

Most Points

1. Johan Goosen (Cheetahs) 98 2. Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes) 86 3. Joe Pietersen (Stormers) 73 3. Morne Steyn (Bulls) 73 5. Aaron Cruden (Chiefs) 71 6. Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) 65 7. Patrick Lambie (Sharks) 59 8. James O'Connor (Rebels) 53 8. Michael Harris (Reds) 53 10. James Stannard (Force) 51


Most Tries

1. Bjorn Basson (Bulls) 5 2. Andre Taylor (Hurricanes) 4 2. Dom Shipperley (Reds) 4 2. Riaan Viljoen (Sharks) 4 2. Sona Taumalolo (Chiefs) 4 2. TJ Perenara (Hurricanes) 4 7. Aaron Smith (Highlanders) 3 7. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 3 7. Cory Jane (Hurricanes) 3 7. James Stannard (Force) 3


Most Conversions

1. Morne Steyn (Bulls) 14 2. Johan Goosen (Cheetahs) 12 3. Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes) 11 4. Aaron Cruden (Chiefs) 10 4. Patrick Lambie (Sharks) 10 6. David Harvey (Force) 8 7. Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) 7 8. Chris Noakes (Highlanders) 6 8. Daniel Halangahu (Waratahs) 6 10. Joe Pietersen (Stormers) 5


Most Penalties

1. Johan Goosen (Cheetahs) 22 2. Joe Pietersen (Stormers) 21 3. Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes) 18 4. Aaron Cruden (Chiefs) 17 4. Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) 17 6. Michael Harris (Reds) 15 7. James O'Connor (Rebels) 14 7. Morne Steyn (Bulls) 14 9. Patrick Lambie (Sharks) 13 10. Tyler Bleyendaal (Crusaders) 12


Most Tackles

1. Marcell Coetzee (Sharks) 102 2. Heinrich Brussow (Cheetahs) 93 3. David Pocock (Force) 86 4. Tom Chamberlain (Rebels) 81 5. Brodie Retallick (Chiefs) 79 5. Luke Jones (Rebels) 79 7. Liam Messam (Chiefs) 75 8. Gareth Delve (Rebels) 74 8. Jeremy Thrush (Hurricanes) 74 8. Matt Todd (Crusaders) 74


Most Runs

1. Nasi Manu (Highlanders) 86 2. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 67 3. Nathan Sharpe (Force) 65 4. Marcell Coetzee (Sharks) 64 5. David Pocock (Force) 63 6. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 60 7. Adriaan Strauss (Cheetahs) 59 8. Andrew Hore (Highlanders) 56 9. Tamati Ellison (Highlanders) 54 10. Matthew Hodgson (Force) 52


Most Run Metres

1. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 529 2. Andre Taylor (Hurricanes) 489 3. Ben Smith (Highlanders) 482 4. Tamati Ellison (Highlanders) 462 5. Johan Goosen (Cheetahs) 433 6. Tom Kingston (Waratahs) 399 7. Nasi Manu (Highlanders) 386 8. Sonny Bill Williams (Chiefs) 385 9. Hennie Daniller (Cheetahs) 379 10. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 372


Most Try Assists

1. Willie Le Roux (Cheetahs) 4 1. Zane Kirchner (Bulls) 4 3. Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes) 3 3. Francois Hougaard (Bulls) 3 3. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 3 3. Julian Savea (Hurricanes) 3 3. Tim Whitehead (Sharks) 3 3. Will Genia (Reds) 3 9. Aaron Cruden (Chiefs) 2 9. Adam Ashley-Cooper (Waratahs) 2


Most Linebreaks

1. Andre Taylor (Hurricanes) 6 2. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 5 2. Sona Taumalolo (Chiefs) 5 4. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 4 4. Bernard Foley (Waratahs) 4 4. Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) 4 4. Dom Shipperley (Reds) 4 4. Israel Dagg (Crusaders) 4 4. James Stannard (Force) 4 4. Luke Morahan (Reds) 4


Most Linebreak Assists

1. Will Genia (Reds) 6 2. Brett Sheehan (Force) 4 3. Ashley Johnson (Cheetahs) 3 3. Christian Lealiifano (Brumbies) 3 3. Elton Jantjies (Lions) 3 3. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 3 3. Willie Le Roux (Cheetahs) 3 8. Aaron Cruden (Chiefs) 2 8. Akona Ndungane (Bulls) 2 8. Ben Smith (Highlanders) 2


Most Offloads

1. Johan Goosen (Cheetahs) 13 2. Sonny Bill Williams (Chiefs) 12 3. Andre Taylor (Hurricanes) 9 3. Ben Tapuai (Reds) 9 3. Keegan Daniel (Sharks) 9 6. JP Pietersen (Sharks) 8 6. Shaun Treeby (Highlanders) 8 8. Ben Mowen (Brumbies) 7 8. Digby Ioane (Reds) 7 8. Hosea Gear (Highlanders) 7


Most Pilfers

1. David Pocock (Force) 7 2. Liam Gill (Reds) 5 3. Andrew Hore (Highlanders) 3 3. Ben May (Hurricanes) 3 3. Coenrad Oosthuizen (Cheetahs) 3 3. Heinrich Brussow (Cheetahs) 3 3. Michael Hooper (Brumbies) 3 3. Nasi Manu (Highlanders) 3 9. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 2 9. Bismarck du Plessis (Sharks) 2


Most Penalties Conceded

1. Derick Minnie (Lions) 12 2. Bismarck du Plessis (Sharks) 11 2. WP Nel (Cheetahs) 11 4. Dean Greyling (Bulls) 10 4. Nathan Sharpe (Force) 10 6. Dean Mumm (Waratahs) 9 6. James Horwill (Reds) 9 6. Matthew Hodgson (Force) 9 9. Ben May (Hurricanes) 8 9. Benn Robinson (Waratahs) 8


Most Turnovers

1. Corey Flynn (Crusaders) 16 2. Adam Thomson (Highlanders) 15 2. Adriaan Strauss (Cheetahs) 15 2. Bismarck du Plessis (Sharks) 15 2. Callie Visagie (Lions) 15 6. Keegan Daniel (Sharks) 14 6. Will Genia (Reds) 14 8. Dean Mumm (Waratahs) 13 8. Kieran Read (Crusaders) 13 10. James Hanson (Reds) 12


Most Missed Tackles

1. Rob Horne (Waratahs) 20 2. Beauden Barrett (Hurricanes) 18 3. Keegan Daniel (Sharks) 17 4. Conrad Smith (Hurricanes) 15 4. Willem Alberts (Sharks) 15 4. Willie Le Roux (Cheetahs) 15 7. Daniel Halangahu (Waratahs) 14 7. James Stannard (Force) 14 7. Mark Gerrard (Rebels) 14 7. Nick Phipps (Rebels) 14


 

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Beeno1Captain40,032 posts
02 Apr 2012, 15:40
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02 Apr 2012, 15:40#2

Thanks Card for the efforts. Trouble though is stats need context .Eg you may have goaled the most penalties but your success rate is 50%.

 

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
02 Apr 2012, 15:47
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02 Apr 2012, 15:47#3

Quite so, which is why I very often use stats in tandem with in game references. That said, each stat is what it is. If there's anything in particular you wish to discuss, then here is where to do it.

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hakwaPro4,146 posts
02 Apr 2012, 16:45
#4
02 Apr 2012, 16:45#4

thanks Aristokrat - appreciate it! 

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EkPro1,464 posts
02 Apr 2012, 18:43
#5
02 Apr 2012, 18:43#5

thanks, any way we can see the previous round an this round together? to compare the change? I see the missed tackles from 2 Sharks loosies are very high. However as you stated somewhere else i remember it needs context. so not much we can read into that I suppose.

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
02 Apr 2012, 20:18
#6
02 Apr 2012, 20:18#6

I'm sorry, but there's no way for me to dissect the information.

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canrugbyClub Pro640 posts
02 Apr 2012, 23:53
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02 Apr 2012, 23:53#7

Does anyone know where I can find individual player stats? Not stat leaders. I've been to the Stormers website and cannot find anything.

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
03 Apr 2012, 00:12
#8
03 Apr 2012, 00:12#8

Stormers v Hurricanes
http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/match/151274.html

Stormers v Sharks
http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/match/151282.html

Stormers v Blues
http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/match/151291.html

Stormers v Lions
http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/match/151302.html

Stormers v Bulls
http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/match/151309.html


 

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MozartCaptain49,914 posts
03 Apr 2012, 00:12
#9
03 Apr 2012, 00:12#9

canrugby I asked Aristo that very question today, and he kindly provided the link:

 

http://www.espnscrum.com/super-rugby-2012/rugby/series/144545.html?template=results
 

 

This fabulous store of information also provides test results in the same format. To follow an individual player and check his stats throughout his career, just click on test list.

 

 

Enjoy.

 

Whoops beaten to the punch!

CA
canrugbyClub Pro640 posts
03 Apr 2012, 00:39
#10
03 Apr 2012, 00:39#10

Thanks guys. But I can find individual player match stats. Although that site is very good.

 

I would like Individual player stats for the season that look like the individual stats for the match on that website. Do you know what I mean?

 

This is hockey stats, but it would look like this.

 

http://www.nhl.com/ice/playerstats.htm?season=20112012&gameType=2&team=VAN&position=S&country=&status=&viewName=summary#?navid=nav-sts-indiv

 

 

 

 

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
03 Apr 2012, 01:04
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03 Apr 2012, 01:04#11

I'm sorry, but there is nothing like that available. I understand your frustration; I follow the NFL and enjoy the glut of stats and data available. Rugby Union however has only started to make use of this since 2008. In fact, you couldn't even approach the companies that collect this information even if you had the money, you have to be a involved with a team or be a sports jounalist. That said, things have improved markedly over the last few years and the minute anything like that becomes available I will let you know.

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canrugbyClub Pro640 posts
03 Apr 2012, 01:23
#12
03 Apr 2012, 01:23#12

Thanks Aristokrat.

 

I can't see them not having this last to long. If they can log stats for each game like this, it's not very difficult to add it all together and have a season stats "tab" or "page". Seems very strange because it seems so easy. The layout in the site you gave to me is perfect to.

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UsernamePro1,098 posts
03 Apr 2012, 01:32
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03 Apr 2012, 01:32#13

I hope you are right. The problem is that it takes time. For instance, the 2007 WC test between Samoa and South Africa took me five hours to do myself. That was just for the Boks. So, to collect all that information per week for the Super XV, Tri Nations, 6 Nations, Guiness Premiership, Top 14, Heineken Cup, Currie Cup, Air New Zealand Cup et al is no mean feat!! The next step is to break out of these select companies, or for them to provide data more openly. I can't see that happening. Perhaps if someone like SARugby were to strike a deal and everyone here could chip in, perhaps then it would be possible to get something more complete.

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