|
|
Scott Lycett
 |
| Statistics |
Career Snapshot |
|
DOB:
26th Sep 1992 |
Career
Games |
74 |
|
Debut:
2011 |
Career Goals |
45 |
|
From:
Thevenard (SA) / Port Magpies (SA) |
West Coast
Games |
74 |
|
Height:
203 cm |
Weight:
103 kg |
West Coast
Goals |
45 |
|
|
| Player Information |
| |
A surprise slider in the national draft, Lycett is a tall mobile ruckman from South Australia who would be targeted to be Dean Cox's replacement when he retires.
Lycett initially struggled to find a place in the team, but perseverance saw him become a critical part of the 2018 Premiership push as the number one ruckman when Naitanui went down mid-season. Despite being part of the Grand Final winning team, Lycett elected to exercise his free agency rights and return to Adelaide to join Port. |
|
| Career Honours |
|
2010: Drafted, pick 29
2013: West Coast Rookie of the Year
2018: Premiership Player
2018: Moved to Port Adelaide as a Free Agent |
|
| Career Statistics
|
| |
| A lot
of thanks are due to other people for the stats on this
page. For all games from 1993-2002, thanks to Paul
at AFL Stats http://stats.rleague.com/afl/afl_index.html.
For the 1987-1992 stats, much thanks to carneagles
for providing me a copy of the stats created for corkintheocean,
probably the best footy blog out there. Go read it! |
|
|
|
