Played In
3
-
578
25
12%
34
22
14%
-
-
Goals
0
-
-
69
-
-
29
0%
224
0%
Behinds
0
-
-
64
-
-
25
0%
194
0%
Assists
0
-
-
27
-
-
9
0%
127
0%
Disposals
33
11
587
741
4%
33
516
6%
7224
0%
Kicks
16
5.3
592
442
4%
34
301
5%
4202
0%
Handballs
17
5.7
557
401
4%
32
251
7%
3022
1%
Marks
2
0.7
646
171
1%
37
122
2%
1832
0%
Tackles
15
5
476
164
9%
30
116
13%
1467
1%
Hitouts
0
-
-
743
-
-
453
0%
904
0%
Clearances
7
2.3
378
190
4%
24
118
6%
743
1%
Frees For
3
1
502
60
5%
30
39
8%
409
1%
Frees Against
3
1
523
61
5%
31
41
7%
453
1%
Disposals
Total
33
Avg
11
Handballs
Total
17
Avg
5.7
Kicks% - Handballs%
Total
48% - 52%
Clearances
Total
7
Avg
2.3
Frees Against
Total
3
Avg
1
Here is the comprehensive section on Total Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Thomas Couch' performances, encapsulating their wins, losses, and games played.
Additionally, it meticulously documents key metrics such as Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against.
Here is the comprehensive section on Average Statistics Against Opponents.
This detailed segment provides an in-depth look at Thomas Couch' performances, encapsulating their wins, losses, and games played.
Additionally, it meticulously documents key metrics such as Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against.
Here you'll find a detailed player performance game log across various seasons, opponents, and rounds.
This section is designed with precision, allowing for sorting and deep dives into key statistics like Disposals, Kicks, Handballs, Marks, Goals, Behinds, Tackles, Hitouts, Clearances, Frees For, and Frees Against for each game.
Thomas Couch - Player Bio
Thomas Couch, a skilled Australian rules football player, has left a lasting impact on the field throughout his career. Born on June 17, 1988, Couch began his journey as a professional athlete by joining the Melbourne Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL) after being selected in the 2012 Rookie Draft with pick number 24. During his time with Melbourne, Couch showcased his talent in three games across two seasons. Although his time with the club came to an end at the conclusion of the 2013 season, his contributions did not go unnoticed. In 2012, while playing for the Casey Scorpions, Melbourne's reserve team, Couch's outstanding performance earned him the Gardiner Clark Medal as the team's best and fairest player for the season. Additionally, he achieved second place in the 2012 Liston Trophy, demonstrating his exceptional skills on the field. Following his departure from Melbourne, Couch continued to pursue his passion for the sport by joining North Launceston in the Tasmanian State League in 2014. His dedication and leadership qualities were recognized when he was appointed as the playing coach of North Launceston for the 2017 season, further solidifying his influence in the realm of Australian football. Beyond his achievements in football, Couch's versatility and commitment to sports have extended to the realm of tennis, where he currently serves as a trainer for American tennis player Danielle Collins. With a diverse background and a wealth of experience in both football and tennis, Couch exemplifies dedication, skill, and passion in the world of sports.
