The Greatest Shooters in NBL history

  • March 24, 2019
  • Dan Boyce
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In 1984, the three-point line was introduced into the National Basketball League, with players such as Brian Goorjian, Darryl Pearce, Ron Radliff and Mark Gaze making immediate use of the long range bomb.

Since then, we’ve seen Australians like Andrew Gaze, Daniel Kickert and John Rillie master the triple, while imports like Bryce Cotton, Gary Wilkinson and Al Green have stretched opposition defences like never before.

But who are the most efficient shooters to ever get them up?

Which players have been the most efficient and devastating shooters in the 40 years of NBL history?

To determine this, we’ve used four shooting efficiency metrics: True Shooting Percentage (TS%), Effective Field Goal Percentage (eFG%), FGM Per Game and Points Per Shot.

True Shooting Percentage is a measurement of scoring efficiency that includes field goal attempts, three-point attempts and free throws.

Effective Field Goal Percentage adjusts field goal percentage to account for the fact that three-point field goals are worth three points, while regular field goals are only worth two. Its goal is to show what field goal percentage a two-point shooter would need to match the output of a player who also shoots three-pointers.

FGM Per Game shows how many field goals a player made per game, giving extra context around how much scoring volume they produced from the field.

Points Per Shot shows how many points a player scored for every field goal attempt they took. This helps show how efficiently a player turned shot attempts into points.

eFG% Formula: (FG + (0.5 x 3P)) / FGA

TS% Formula: (Points x 50) / (FGA + 0.44 x FTA)

FGM Per Game Formula: Field Goals Made / Games Played

Points Per Shot Formula: Points / Field Goal Attempts

Honourable Mentions

* Statistics only include players who have made a minimum 100 three-point shots over a career.

Marcus Timmons

Marcus Timmons

Marcus Timmons played 12 years in the NBL, connecting on 36% of his triples over his career (546/1515) and averaging 16 points per game.

The talented forward took his shooting ability to another level during the 1999/2000 season, when he joined the Perth Wildcats mid-year and helped lead them to an NBL title.

That season remains one of the most efficient shooting seasons in NBL history, ranking second all-time in Effective Field Goal Percentage (67.4%) and third in True Shooting Percentage (69.5%).

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1999/00

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
12.6 70% 67% 72-132 53% 38-83 46% 19-22 86%

Career Shooting Statistics: 1996-2007

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
16.2 54% 51% 1874-4196 45% 546-1515 36% 710-1001 71%

Aaron Grabau

Aaron Grabau Cairns Taipans

Dandenong Rangers product Aaron Grabau played 15 seasons in the NBL, including a brief stint with the Geelong Supercats in 1996 before spending the remainder of his career with the Cairns Taipans from 2000 to 2013.

The 196 cm guard wasn’t always known as a great shooter. Across the first 13 years of his career, he posted modest numbers of 41% from the field, 35% from the perimeter and 74% from the free throw line.

In his final season, however, Grabau produced one of the greatest shooting seasons of all time, finishing fourth in Effective Field Goal Percentage and sixth all-time in True Shooting Percentage.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 2012/13

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
7.3 69% 50% 55-110 53% 36-68 53% 23-29 79%

Career Shooting Statistics: 1996-2013

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
6.9 54% 49% 958-2332 41% 374-1001 37% 589-789 75%

Chad Tucker

The all-time leader in three-point percentage, Chad Tucker played one season in the NBL with the Southern Melbourne Saints, where the 203 cm forward/centre played in a style before his time by drawing defending big men out of the key and onto the perimeter.

After hitting 55 of 106 three-pointers, he paired with fellow sharpshooters Andrew Parkinson and Simon Kerle to bring a style of perimeter play the league would not see again until beyond 2015.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1991

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
22.6 59% 56% 192-393 49% 55-106 52% 81-102 79%

Joe Hillman

Joe Hillman

The flashy 188 cm Joe Hillman played one NBL season for the North Melbourne Giants, averaging 22.8 points while making 2.5 threes per game at a 47% clip.

Hillman, who played college ball at Indiana University from 1984 to 1989, currently ranks as the NBL’s all-time leader in Effective Field Goal Percentage (62%) and sits fourth all-time in True Shooting Percentage (62%).

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1990

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
22.8 62% 62% 265-476 56% 59-125 47% 72-123 59%

Brian Goorjian

Brian Goorjian is regarded by many as the greatest coach in NBL history thanks to leading South East Melbourne, Sydney and the South Dragons to championships, but he was also one of the league’s original perimeter threats in 1984.

In his only NBL season as a player, Goorjian suited up for the Melbourne Tigers and launched 243 triples, around 10 per game, making 106 of them at 44% accuracy.

Although his NBL playing career lasted only one season, he ranks second all-time in both Effective Field Goal Percentage (62%) and True Shooting Percentage (63%) thanks to his one-and-done campaign with the Gaze family.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1984

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
21.9 63% 62% 191-395 48% 106-243 44% 37-46 80%

The Greatest Shooters In NBL History

5. Oscar Forman

Oscar Forman Illawarra Hawks

After retiring in 2018, Forman walked off the court as one of the greatest shooters ever, even if many NBL fans did not fully realise it at the time. Perhaps due to playing his final years for the small program in Illawarra, or simply the no-fuss way he went about the game, Forman could shoot the ball like few others.

Oscar Forman noted on a recent Aussie Hoopla podcast that in the early years of his career, when he was shooting 22% from beyond the arc, a lot of people told him the long-range shot was not something they wanted to see from a 206 cm guy.

Fast forward to the reality that Forman’s career three-point shooting percentage of 42 percent ranks him as the most effective shooter in NBL history among players who attempted more than 800 three-pointers.

His shooting during the 2013/14 season, which ranks seventh in Effective Field Goal Percentage (63%), is also better than anyone who does not possess the last name Gaze, Smyth or Rillie, making him a certainty for the list of greatest shooters of all time.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 2013/14

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
10.7 64% 64% 113-239 47% 79-170 46% 16-23 70%

Career Shooting Statistics: 2001-2018

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
8.7 59% 57% 1609-3589 45% 904-2156 42% 323-447 72%

4. Phil Smyth

Phil Smyth Canberra Cannons

The General owns the most effective shooting season of all time. His 1992 efforts place him first all-time in Effective Field Goal Percentage (68.0%) and second all-time in True Shooting Percentage (70.1%).

Phil Smyth was the true trail-blazer for the long-range bomb. He led the league in three-point percentage during the competition’s first year with the three-point line after connecting on 35 of 76 attempts (46%).

Smyth’s career numbers are skewed by the fact he was launching long-range bombs two years before the three-point line was introduced, meaning those shots would have been recorded as two-point attempts.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1992

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
12.9 70% 68% 118-220 54% 63-118 53% 37-45 82%

Career Shooting Statistics: 1982-1995

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
13.9 57% 53% 1744-3895 45% 627-1507 42% 845-1007 84%

3. John Rillie

John Rillie Townsville Crocodiles

In 2006/07, John Rillie delivered perhaps the greatest shooting season of all time. It ranks third all-time for Effective Field Goal Percentage (66.9%) and remains the greatest True Shooting season of all time (70.4%).

Playing for the Townsville Crocodiles, Rillie averaged 19.1 points per game across 35 contests. His best performance was a 37-point effort against Singapore, where he finished 11-17 from the field, 8-11 from downtown and 7-8 from the charity stripe.

Rillie’s 1998/99 season with the West Sydney Razorbacks also sits sixth in Effective Field Goal Percentage (65.2%) and eleventh in True Shooting Percentage (66.8%).

Across his career, he sits sixth all-time in both Effective Field Goal Percentage (58%) and sixth all-time in True Shooting Percentage (61%).

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 2006/07

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
19.1 70% 67% 222-422 53% 121-257 47% 103-119 87%

Career Shooting Statistics: 1995-2010

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
16.3 61% 58% 2835-5996 47% 1323-3321 40% 868-1015 86%

2. Daniel Kickert

Daniel Kickert

Daniel Kickert came very close to becoming the first NBL player ever to join the exclusive 50-40-90 club in 2015/16, finishing the season with shooting splits of 52.5 percent from the field, 47.2 percent from three and 90.5 percent from the free throw line, but fell four made free throws short of the minimum requirements.

Kickert then became the first player in NBL history to officially record a 50-40-90 season in 2016/17, shooting 54.4 percent from the field, 45.9 percent from three and 95.0 percent from the line with Brisbane. He backed it up again in 2017/18, shooting 52.2 percent from the field, 41.8 percent from three and 92.2 percent from the line.

Across seven NBL seasons with Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney, Kickert played 199 games and averaged 11.1 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.2 assists. He finished his NBL career shooting 51.3 percent from the field, 45.3 percent from three and 88.3 percent from the free throw line.

Kickert announced his retirement from professional basketball on 11 June 2021. His career numbers left him second on this list in True Shooting Percentage (63%) and first in Effective Field Goal Percentage (60%), while also finishing with the best three-point percentage of any player in NBL history with at least 200 career makes.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 2015/16

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
13.9 65% 63% 155-297 54% 61-130 47% 43-48 90%

Career Shooting Statistics: 2014-2019

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
12.9 63% 60% 675-1307 52% 211-458 46% 243-276 88%

1. Andrew Gaze

Andrew Gaze Melbourne Tigers

Always a certainty for this list, the GOAT, Andrew Gaze, played 22 seasons in the NBL. He owns two seasons which sit in the top nine for Effective Field Goal Percentage and eight of the top eighteen seasons for True Shooting Percentage.

Funnily enough, Gaze was not a master from the three-point line when he entered the league. In 1984, his rookie season, he connected on just 13 of 40 three-point shots, but still finished his career as the league’s all-time leader in True Shooting Percentage (65%) and second in Effective Field Goal Percentage (59%).

While Daniel Kickert’s shooting percentages are incredible, Gaze gets the nod for first place due to the sheer volume of shots he made, the length of time he maintained that efficiency, and the number of years he was recognised as the league’s most efficient scorer.

The NBL introduced the Most Efficient Player award in 1990, only to abandon it in 1997 after Gaze won it every single year it existed. That level of sustained efficiency, across a career where he was also carrying one of the league’s heaviest scoring loads, is why Gaze sits at number one.

Most Efficient Shooting Season: 1990

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
37.6 69% 65% 300-522 53% 77-200 39% 151-153 99%

Career Shooting Statistics: 1984-2005

PPG TS% eFG% FG FG% 3PT 3P% FT FT%
30.9 65% 59% 6484-12529 52% 1826-5005 36% 4114-4783 86%

All-Time Shooting Statistics

Player must have made 50+ threes over their career.

PlayerGMSPPGTS%eFG%FGM-FGAFG%3PM-3PA3P%FTM-FTAFT%FGM P/GMPTS P/Shot
Andrew Gaze61230.965%59%6484-1252952%1826-500536%4114-478386%10.61.5
Daniel Kickert19911.164%60%818-159451%280-61845%302-34288%4.11.4
Nicholas Kay15412.661%57%753-139954%102-25340%325-41279%4.91.4
Dylan Windler5612.561%58%248-51848%104-26839%101-12780%4.41.4
Gary Wilkinson8916.061%57%538-104352%121-32337%226-28081%6.01.4
John Rillie48116.361%58%2835-599647%1323-332140%868-101586%5.91.3
Brad Davidson3938.661%55%1032-240743%607-151540%722-86384%2.61.4
Robert Franks5517.961%57%360-72250%110-29038%157-20477%6.51.4
Patric Fairs5225.261%58%501-100450%167-41640%143-18279%9.61.3
Kendric Davis6725.360%55%566-118648%165-45037%397-48981%8.41.4
Everette Stephens7721.860%55%593-119949%127-32239%364-44582%7.71.4
Jack McVeigh21512.660%56%995-205448%327-84539%389-45785%4.61.3
Andre LaFleur15021.060%56%1117-228749%306-77140%612-78178%7.41.4
Stephen Black29813.760%54%1357-300845%548-133641%782-91086%4.61.4
Cameron Gliddon3399.260%56%1035-239743%630-163938%417-48686%3.11.3
Jason Smith40812.960%57%1839-399446%869-215140%723-96775%4.51.3
Al Green34022.160%56%2899-546353%275-75636%1446-193375%8.51.4
Kirk Penney18720.260%55%1248-277845%578-139242%702-89578%6.71.4
Ricky Grace48218.360%55%3083-650047%960-238140%1676-203382%6.41.4
Bj Carter1504.259%58%211-49742%152-35043%51-6578%1.41.3
Jarell Martin7914.659%56%437-87650%100-26538%181-22780%5.51.3
Todd Lichti8216.859%55%521-104650%114-28240%220-26683%6.41.3
Majok Deng2799.459%53%878-189446%265-75735%594-72282%3.11.4
Derek Rucker41122.859%54%3138-691545%1169-312437%1934-233883%7.61.4
Cameron Oliver8415.559%57%511-100651%118-35333%164-22473%6.11.3
Andrew Parkinson26510.759%53%897-205844%394-107237%645-77983%3.41.4
Butch Hays23218.659%53%1522-310049%260-66339%1009-127879%6.61.4
Oscar Forman5088.759%58%1604-357045%901-214242%322-44473%3.21.2
CJ Bruton51614.959%54%2433-570143%1261-312840%1547-186783%4.71.3
Mitchell Creek33814.059%54%1732-341951%251-71435%1033-141073%5.11.4
Rotnei Clarke8618.859%54%560-124445%232-61238%264-30287%6.51.3
Scott Fisher41722.158%53%3580-693352%247-64039%1818-216784%8.61.3
David Barlow3888.358%56%1101-248544%560-133642%445-59775%2.81.3
Peter Hill20210.258%55%678-159243%383-92541%318-39181%3.41.3
Melo Trimble5820.858%53%398-88845%137-35539%275-33881%6.91.4
Angus Glover1847.258%56%465-104844%247-68136%144-20271%2.51.3
Martin Cattalini45314.458%54%2405-492549%507-128639%1195-155977%5.31.3
Adam Ballinger34015.258%56%2118-414051%364-97237%578-73179%6.21.3
Robert Loe2386.858%56%616-125949%182-53134%214-32765%2.61.3
Terry Johnson20011.458%54%828-178746%289-75338%344-42481%4.11.3
Jaylin Galloway1246.858%55%299-63747%109-32034%130-19367%2.41.3
Ian Clark10213.358%55%511-110146%194-51238%140-15889%5.01.2
Pat Reidy46716.958%54%3108-609651%427-121235%1242-161577%6.71.3
Pero Cameron1308.758%55%394-86945%164-43338%174-23574%3.01.3
Bryce Cotton29423.458%51%2184-513743%884-237737%1626-183589%7.41.3
Kent Lockhart8124.358%55%795-158150%161-42438%220-29176%9.81.2
James Harvey34915.458%54%1853-415345%740-185940%924-115180%5.31.3
Joe Ingles10214.558%53%499-110145%169-47236%309-41375%4.91.3
Isaac Burton9621.357%53%733-154348%162-43038%420-54178%7.61.3
Shawn Redhage39114.857%53%2114-433749%371-100637%1261-162877%5.41.3
Harry Froling1696.157%53%347-75846%113-29139%228-32570%2.11.4
Peter Crawford48810.857%54%1772-407643%844-223238%879-115876%3.61.3
David Close2199.957%57%796-182844%493-120941%78-12761%3.61.2
Flynn Cameron1027.457%53%254-59243%125-32738%126-15780%2.51.3
Finn Delany2159.557%53%720-156446%216-64733%389-49978%3.31.3
Leroy Loggins56723.157%54%5249-1040250%652-165539%1956-238482%9.31.3
Phil Smyth35613.957%53%1744-389545%627-150742%845-100784%4.91.3
Mick Corkeron1288.257%55%372-85044%192-45542%111-15373%2.91.2
Tonny Jensen20914.857%52%1056-236445%344-91038%646-81080%5.11.3
Daniel Johnson41514.757%50%2070-445846%326-93235%1649-206080%5.01.4
Dj Newbill8615.657%53%479-104646%158-42038%228-31373%5.61.3
Tim Coenraad3717.557%53%954-219643%424-110638%434-54679%2.61.3
Chris Goulding49914.557%53%2400-580041%1347-360737%1087-131383%4.81.2
Shane Heal44020.657%52%3071-728642%1502-392938%1321-160782%7.01.2
Kevin Lisch23314.857%52%1130-266842%490-130638%704-86382%4.81.3
Darryl Pearce37415.657%55%2206-487545%908-216642%522-65580%5.91.2
Darren Ng1927.657%54%502-117243%251-63939%201-26177%2.61.2
Jerome Randle12620.357%52%950-203347%203-57435%452-51288%7.51.3
Andrew Vlahov34916.257%52%2034-423848%324-88437%1273-174873%5.81.3
Bul Kuol1329.557%53%421-100142%224-60537%184-23977%3.21.2
David Colbert14423.956%53%1305-278247%340-87839%487-59282%9.11.2
Kyrin Galloway1584.856%54%276-62045%119-34734%86-11475%1.71.2
Stephen Hoare4658.156%53%1478-297050%206-63532%553-80369%3.21.3
Darnell Hinson6117.156%51%321-78241%150-43035%250-32178%5.31.3
Kevin Brooks15818.056%53%1011-230444%407-104539%419-50483%6.41.2
Ebi Ere17619.156%53%1199-266445%433-115837%525-71274%6.81.3
Ron Radliff26314.356%54%1377-314344%639-146844%366-44083%5.21.2
Adonis Jordan7619.856%53%533-122244%237-58740%203-26178%7.01.2
Stephen Whitehead2919.856%53%1077-226847%272-81433%413-57672%3.71.3
Frank Drmic25511.756%53%1063-236145%395-105138%451-64070%4.21.3
Kelvin Robertson2437.856%53%634-150542%314-89735%317-41976%2.61.3
Ron Lemons14916.856%54%1057-210850%170-38544%223-27880%7.11.2
Cameron Rigby1937.956%53%543-121945%198-50339%237-31376%2.81.2
Brad Newley32311.956%53%1373-302045%430-123135%666-92872%4.31.3
Steve Woodberry14324.256%52%1321-279847%249-62940%565-65486%9.21.2
Stephen Holt6911.856%51%259-63141%122-32438%173-21680%3.81.3
Thomas Abercrombie42610.456%52%1530-347144%568-146439%788-107873%3.61.3
Chris Anstey33615.556%51%1825-390047%290-95730%1257-168974%5.41.3
Jaylen Adams9218.456%50%551-128943%181-50836%410-51180%6.01.3
Kouat Noi18110.156%51%622-145443%247-70435%344-42681%3.41.3
Darryl McDonald48613.056%52%2385-489349%350-119029%1188-171169%4.91.3
Ricky Jones5227.756%53%544-114048%109-28538%243-34071%10.51.3
Mat Campbell52411.756%52%2075-496942%1049-260940%956-124277%4.01.2
Todd Blanchfield4638.856%52%1406-331342%632-185034%634-78581%3.01.2
Brad Sheridan3066.456%54%696-160243%347-96336%233-38061%2.31.2
Charles Thomas13616.256%52%768-181442%367-100736%304-38679%5.61.2
Trey Kell III7415.856%48%360-88241%128-38234%324-39083%4.91.3
Phill Jones15712.156%51%648-153942%278-69240%328-38984%4.11.2
Michael Johnson36420.956%53%2997-637047%778-194440%832-106278%8.21.2
Andrew Goodwin43111.756%52%1992-401050%171-50634%888-119974%4.61.3
Gary Boodnikoff2539.556%53%840-198342%423-113537%305-42272%3.31.2
Daryl Corletto3978.355%53%1201-276743%515-140437%360-42385%3.01.2
Casey Prather13317.955%50%848-187045%190-52936%497-63279%6.41.3
Steven Markovic13510.055%52%473-109643%185-49837%221-27979%3.51.2
Paul Stanley6932.655%53%938-189649%124-27146%248-29784%13.61.2
Mike Kelly34612.555%52%1506-352643%650-173138%660-84878%4.41.2
Jesse Wagstaff5337.555%49%1283-313041%517-148235%933-112583%2.41.3
Parker Jackson-Cartwright8519.055%51%601-128947%121-36933%294-39075%7.11.3
Robert Rose47719.055%50%3115-717443%884-260334%1966-236183%6.51.3
Kavossy Franklin16419.355%51%1153-253146%291-77737%571-77274%7.01.3
Mark Davis48118.255%50%3235-666449%245-79131%2037-288871%6.71.3
Jason Cameron2076.555%54%486-111943%228-64236%152-24462%2.31.2
Nathan Sobey32515.755%49%1712-406342%580-174533%1114-132784%5.31.3
Dave Thomas23214.655%52%1360-281748%197-58933%480-61478%5.91.2
Brad Williamson1927.055%51%429-109339%259-68238%218-27480%2.21.2
Adam Gibson4609.055%52%1530-346844%528-148036%571-71480%3.31.2
Sean MacDonald867.055%54%227-52243%109-26641%39-6065%2.61.2
Tad Dufelmeier17912.555%51%887-185948%120-31538%350-42383%5.01.2
Russell Hinder3498.755%52%1086-240945%310-78040%592-80773%3.11.3
Larry Davidson3197.455%51%888-188947%157-48033%414-57272%2.81.2
Torrey Craig10311.855%53%459-99946%131-36836%170-25766%4.51.2
Scott Ninnis3189.255%51%1104-233047%179-52434%554-81168%3.51.3
Mike Mitchell17622.055%50%1445-302948%126-41630%861-117673%8.21.3
Dejan Vasiljevic17614.355%50%844-210140%423-117236%408-46488%4.81.2
Sam Mackinnon45914.155%53%2658-527050%254-77533%854-151356%5.81.2
Wani Swaka Lo Buluk2055.055%52%393-87645%132-38534%117-16571%1.91.2
Anthony Drmic2768.155%52%801-184643%306-91933%338-48570%2.91.2
Anthony Stewart48912.954%51%2137-528240%1164-322436%866-115175%4.41.2
Lucas Walker2406.054%51%540-115647%101-33430%270-40766%2.31.3
Steve Carfino13223.454%51%1200-261046%275-70639%414-52878%9.11.2
Tyler Harvey18517.554%51%1150-276442%521-142836%419-49585%6.21.2
Ron Dorsey6112.154%53%273-63243%122-34935%72-11264%4.51.2
Aaron Olson13013.854%51%621-152041%298-81736%260-31283%4.81.2
Randy Rutherford11121.554%51%866-201643%343-92537%315-42674%7.81.2
Jamie Kennedy26412.154%51%1199-272344%377-96539%415-49684%4.51.2
Jim Bateman23617.154%50%1607-330549%124-34936%693-94573%6.81.2
David Graham26813.354%51%1366-301045%358-90440%477-64374%5.11.2
Jarrad Weeks2805.154%51%473-118340%254-71036%230-31274%1.71.2
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Mark Nash3137.754%52%965-205647%224-69932%258-43459%3.11.2
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Scott Fenton1397.153%49%363-85542%118-30639%142-17382%2.61.2
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Tai Wesley16710.753%50%718-154546%101-33430%258-36770%4.31.2
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Rodger Smith2686.452%48%632-143244%101-34529%356-48673%2.41.2
Mark Dickel7111.352%47%248-64039%107-31334%199-29069%3.51.3
Scott Machado8414.852%48%435-107441%153-44534%220-26583%5.21.2
Jason Williams1665.152%50%290-72240%139-39235%123-19364%1.71.2
Lachlan Armfield1587.952%48%435-106841%157-42637%217-28377%2.81.2
Liam Rush2128.752%50%724-161445%170-47836%236-37363%3.41.1
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Damian Keogh40613.752%49%2033-482842%625-167537%854-113875%5.01.1
Luke Kendall17310.652%48%607-160238%326-94135%294-36581%3.51.1
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Glen Saville56312.952%48%2647-621343%728-199736%1225-172371%4.71.2
Ray Gordon4245.352%49%827-195542%253-76533%355-51169%2.01.2
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Jarrod Kenny2073.952%51%292-73040%154-40938%65-10562%1.41.1
Milton Doyle13115.952%48%750-185141%276-85032%305-36584%5.71.1
Alan Black24511.352%49%1194-252847%106-23246%280-35479%4.91.1
Matthew Shanahan3956.852%48%935-236740%420-117236%387-51076%2.41.1
Brian Wethers5522.452%49%480-109444%113-35232%157-22470%8.71.1
Tony Ronaldson66515.352%48%3738-890342%1145-334734%1512-214670%5.61.1
Gary Ervin11216.751%46%657-159141%158-48133%400-52576%5.91.2
Shawn Dennis1975.951%50%433-106241%188-48739%99-13772%2.21.1
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Mirko Djeric1705.051%49%280-78336%205-60834%90-11380%1.61.1
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Michael Cedar2197.349%47%560-152837%308-92433%161-21475%2.61.0
Rupert Sapwell3596.449%47%893-208743%166-53531%346-59558%2.51.1
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Shaun Bruce3754.348%44%555-153336%251-83830%234-29579%1.51.0
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