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Important SN update for SouthlandChampion Data’s biggest risers and fallers of the last six weeks
Connor Scanlon • July 2nd, 2025 12:57 pm
Champion Data have identified the players who have improved and who have fallen away since Round 10 in season 2025.
After nearly two months of footy since Round 10, the biggest risers and fallers from a player ratings point of view have become clearer, according to lead analyst Daniel Hoyne.
He went through the top 3 risers and top 5 fallers on SEN’s Sportsday.
The 3 biggest risers
1 – Josh Treacy (Fremantle)
“Inside the top 20 players in the competition, after being outside the top 100 six weeks ago.”
2 – Cameron Rayner (Brisbane)
“Likewise (to Treacy), inside the top 20 over the last six weeks. Just inside the top 200 at Round 10.”
3 – Patrick Lipinski (Collingwood)
“Inside the top 30 players in the comp the last six weeks, (was) outside the top 150.”
The 5 biggest fallers
1 – Tom Liberatore (Western Bulldogs)
“Libba was number 10 four weeks ago, now 34th. His form over the last five or six weeks (has fallen off)… struggling to have that impact.”
2 – Bailey Humphrey (Gold Coast)
“After Round 10 inside the top 15 players in the comp. Last six weeks outside the top 250.”
3 – Oliver Dempsey (Geelong)
“Ollie Dempsey is interesting, I wonder if the competition are now going to work on what he does and the role that he is playing.”
“After Round 10 inside the top 25 players in the comp. Over the last six weeks outside the top 200.”
“So, interesting to see how they get Ollie (Dempsey) going post their bye.”
4 – Zac Bailey (Brisbane)
“Top 20 player after Round 10, (outside) 200 over the last six weeks.”
5 – Max Gawn (Melbourne)
“The All-Australian conversation I think that needs to sort of almost be a little bit put to bed at the moment with Max.
“Top 30 player in the comp after Round 10, outside the top 200 over the last six weeks.”
