#1 Dazzlers Dingoes (Current: 9-2, Diff: +1186, Home: 4-0, Away: 5-2)

The Run home:

Rnd 12 – Dragons 1015 (H) – Predicted: 834-665 W

Rnd 13 – Rosebery Rampage (H) – Predicted: 774-762 W

Rnd 14 – Papatoetoe Piranhas (H) – Predicted: 826-777 W

Three home games, two top four contenders

One game clear and now with three to play, the Dingoes can still drop out of the top two if they don’t take care of business from here. Rampage and Piranhas are the big ones to come and the ‘good’ Piranhas in the season finale could cause complications as well. They wouldn’t want to play too many more games this year without Cody Walker and Cameron Munster – both vitally important to the Dingoes Continue reading “The run home: predicting the First Crack Fantasy League’s final three rounds” →

The list from all the movement in the player and team records after Round 10:

PLAYER RECORDS

• Kalyn Ponga (118) vs Dragons 1015, equal 5th Most Points in a Match as Captain

TEAM RECORDS

• Dazzlers Dingoes (8-2), 1st outright Best Start to a Season
• Eely Avengers (3-7), equal 1st Worst Start to a Season
• Dragons 1015 (3-7), equal 1st Worst Start to a Season
• Eely Avengers (6)*, 2nd Longest Losing Streak
• Rosebery Rampage (7-3), equal 2nd Best Start to a Season
• Dazzlers Dingoes (8), equal 4th Smallest Winning Margin vs Balmain Tigers Continue reading “Record Breakers, Movers and Shakers – Round 10 & 11” →

The list from all the movement in the player and team records after Round 8:

PLAYER RECORDS

• Latrell Mitchell (161) vs Balmain Tigers, 3rd Most Points in a Match
• Damien Cook (109) vs Eely Avengers, 12th Most Points in a Match as Captain

TEAM RECORDS

• Rosebery Rampage (11), 5th Smallest Winning Margin vs Balmain Tigers Continue reading “Record Breakers, Movers and Shakers – Round 8 & 9” →

Five waiver moves were made in the early hours of Wednesday morning involving three teams.

Grubs moved first with ex-Avengers Chad Townsend (season/career 50.67ppg, 3 games) coming in as halfback cover, with Matthew Dufty (season 40.00ppg, 1 game/career 44.00ppg, 6 games) losing his spot in the squad.

Piranhas picked up second rowers Adam Elliott (career debut) and Wade Graham (career 43.50ppg, 4 games), dropping Lachlan Fitzgibbon (season 43.83ppg, 6 games/career 49.82ppg, 11 games) and Isaah Yeo (season/career 43.40ppg, 5 games) due to poor form and end of season shoulder injury.

Tigers continued their year long search for halves trading out Cooper Cronk (season/career 37.25ppg, 4 games) and young gun Thomas Dearden (yet to debut) for soon to return Matt Moylan (season/career 51.00ppg, 3 games) and the re-juvenated Mitchell Pearce (season/career 41.33ppg, 3 games).