The AFL SuperCoach players with the highest ownership percentages for 2023
Here’s who everyone is selecting in SuperCoach for 2023👇
Published by
Mitch Keating
AFL SuperCoach is officially open for 2023, with coaches getting in early to build their teams following the opening weeks of the pre-season.
Thousands of SuperCoaches have begun selecting their sides and looking to find the right balance of premiums, PODs and rookies after months of scouting and planning.
After almost a month of SuperCoach being open, two Brisbane recruits lead the way as the most selected players for SuperCoach teams, with draft gun Will Ashcroft leading the way with 69% ownership.
His teammate and former Bulldog Josh Dunkley narrowly trails thanks to his dual position status as a midfield-forward hybrid, with Dunkley comfortably the first picked among forwards with a 9% buffer over ex-teammate Toby McLean - another DPP forward.
In fact, the top 11 selected forwards all have DPP status, with returning Suns tall Ben King (23%) the most selected pure forward given his price of $176,300.
Ashcroft leads the way for pure midfielders at 69%, landing ahead of young Roo Will Phillips (52%), new Tiger Jacob Hopper (47%) and Demons superstar Clayton Oliver (45%).
Brisbane's Will Ashcroft poses for a photo at the 2022 AFL National Draft (Photo by Jake Benoiton / Zero Digital Sports)
Young Eagle Reuben Ginbey (48%) leads the way for defenders, while GWS rookie Nick Madden (45%) is the top-selected ruckman thanks to his DPP status as a forward option.
Here are the top 10 selected players for each position a month out from Round 1.