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New data! Player metrics from the first 10 rounds of @SuperNetball. Includes absolute totals as well as per 15 (i.e. number per 15 minutes played). Who's putting up big numbers for circle feeds, assists, gains, deflections + more – click to find out: https://t.co/PpDU1YU1XG pic.twitter.com/DHtOEJ7vMa
— Aaron Fox (@aaron_s_fox) September 7, 2020
** 2020 SSN Super Shot: How 'Super' is it? **#spoileralert: Not very super, yet.(Hear us out.)There are two things…
Posted by Point 9 Analytics on Wednesday, 19 August 2020
Has anyone read beyond page 5?
Interested in how @SuperNetball teams are using the new rolling sub rule and what positions they are substituting onto the court? Here is a visual of the total number of rolling subs, by team and position, for the season to date. pic.twitter.com/u7ZrBbR7qk
— Alice Sweeting (@alicesweeting) September 8, 2020
That rolling sub analysis isn’t quite right? I’m sure party has been on the bench so the WD position at the Giants should be showing some metric?
Also – has Geva played every minute of every game?
They are talking about subs during play. Parmenter was off for a whole half in one game but then came on for the second half. they don’t count that. They’re only talking about subs during the 15 min of each Q.
Neat question! Inclusive of @SuperNetball Rds1 – 10, a total of 522 rolling subs made. At 120, GA is the most subbed position followed by GD at 104. Least? GS & GK at 52 & 53, respectively. A look at when rolling subs are made (nearest min) for GA relative to all other positions. https://t.co/ceZuTI8U2n pic.twitter.com/6H2ZAyBvDk
— Alice Sweeting (@alicesweeting) September 9, 2020
Ok. Thanks for clearing that up.
(And for interpreting that <party> was autocorrected ParmyParty time on the bench!
Some people have been wondering about this, so…
What the ladder would look like with bonus points added
Of course, we must preface this by saying that if bonus points were in, then obviously teams could do things differently to change some of these results. But as it stands, this is how the ladder would look if you add bonus points for winning quarters (bonus points in brackets):
1. Vixens 69 (31)
2. Fever 52 (26)
3. Lightning 47 (19)
4. Swifts 46 (18)
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5. Firebirds 37 (19)
6. Giants 36 (18)
7. T’birds 32 (16)
8. Magpies 18 (14)Have to say… to me, that is actually a fairer indication of where teams are. I mean, we’ll know more after today, but Fever does appear to be the 2nd best team in the comp right now.
Interesting that only 3 times has a team won all 4 quarters this year. Vixens 2, Firebirds 1.
Another thing about that ladder… with up to 8 points up for grabs per game, Firebirds, Giants and even T’birds would give themselves some chance of making finals whereas with the regulation ladder, there doesn’t appear to be a great chance of it happening.
Matches in which a team has won at least 3 of the 4 quarters:
Vixens 7
Fever 6
Lightning 2
Swifts 2
Giants 2
Firebirds 1
T’birds 1
Magpies 1Thinking about the effect of the super shot phase on shooting effectiveness in @SuperNetball . Here we can see the score per shot of shooters in the super shot phase vs normal play to Round 11. I have only included shooters who have had more than 20 shot this season. pic.twitter.com/Gh1F0pxbCL
— Mitch Mooney (@mitch_mooney) September 13, 2020
We know some have been wanting to know this. This is the SSN ladder if bonus points are added for winning quarters.
What the ladder would look like with bonus points added
Vixens 83
Fever 65
Lightning 63
Swifts 56
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Firebirds 50
Giants 48
Tbirds 43
Magpies 21Yes, teams could/would have played differently, but still interesting.
What the ladder would look like with no super shots (only worth one goal)
Vixens 44
Fever 42
Lightning 36
Swifts 34
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Firebirds 28
Giants 20
Tbirds 16
Magpies 4What the ladder would look like with no super shots, but with bonus points added
(in other words, just like last year)Vixens 79
Fever 79
Lightning 67
Swifts 54
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Firebirds 53
Giants 42
Tbirds 38
Magpies 22The top four, for four stats, after fourteen @SuperNetball regular season rounds. Looking forward to finals! pic.twitter.com/AVDCakVZW8
— Alice Sweeting (@alicesweeting) September 27, 2020
Who's spent the most time in front (%) in @SuperNetball? Some slight differences compared to the ladder:@WestCoastFever: 70.9%@MelbourneVixens: 59.8%@FirebirdsQld: 56.3%@GIANTS_Netball: 43.9%@sc_lightning: 42.1%@NSWSwifts: 41.9%@collingwoodsn: 27.6%@AdelaideTBirds: 26.6% pic.twitter.com/6DYqPFeDKh
— Aaron Fox (@aaron_s_fox) September 28, 2020
With finals just around the corner, here are some end of regular season updates for:
Player Metrics: https://t.co/vpHpW9DXkx
Team and Player +/- Data: https://t.co/koeQ0Tvu7p pic.twitter.com/eY6Q7DYNsD
— Aaron Fox (@aaron_s_fox) September 28, 2020
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