Carpenter rules at Culham! 2025 Bridgestone British Masters Round 1 – Race Report & Results

The Bridgestone British Masters powered by Rock Oil kicked off the 2025 season in style as the riders and teams descended to Oxfordshire and the Culham venue for the weekend’s opening round.

Race Report by Chris Czora – Images courtesy of Ellie Jones – RDS Media

A decidedly mixed weather forecast meant that track preparation was cautious, with much of the sand-based track sealed to prevent waterlogging. However, the feared snow and sleet were kept away, and spectators were treated to rather sunny weather. A bitterly cold wind ensured dry robes and paddock jackets were the order of the day.

The windy weather certainly kept the track dry, although, as is typical in such windswept conditions, the circuit ran with a dry, loose surface that allowed the riders to carry a lot of speed, albeit with some finesse on the throttle over some of the harsh acceleration bumps.

The Fix Auto UK Pro class saw a healthy entry of riders join the gate, and as the riders ventured onto a freshly graded circuit, it was the Crendon Tru7 Honda team rider Jamie Carpenter who immediately got to the front and set a benchmark time ahead of Jason Meara on the Moto Cycle Gas-Gas, and Phoenix Tools Fantic’s Carlton Husband.

Carpenter certainly looked the favourite as the gate dropped for moto one, however it was the SC Sportshomes Husqvarna of Charlie Putnam who grabbed the early lead from Josh Spinks (West London Triumph), as Carpenter went down on the opening lap. He was unhurt and quickly remounted, albeit in last place, as Spinks charged to the front, closely followed by Christopher Mills, making a welcome return to the series on his Mills Racing Yamaha.

Spinks began taking control of the race as Carpenter distantly fought through the midfield, with the main challenge appearing from Meara, who quickly got into the top five, getting past the fast starting Lewis Hall (LH419 Honda), Putnam, and Mills to quickly break into second place.

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As the race entered its closing laps, Meara seemed to really find some pace, and quickly reeled in leader Spinks, who was beginning to feel the effects of arm pump “I haven’t raced since September so was starting to get a little race rusty towards the end”

Meara stormed through, to continue his good form carried over from the Scottish Motocross Championship, from there the victory was a foregone conclusion as he swept to victory by almost eight seconds, Carlton Husband getting past Lewis Hall to secure third.

However, the sub-plot of the race was Jamie Carpenter, who had crashed on the opening lap “I went down in the opening downhill and got going at the back, probably about 20 seconds down”

A tough race for Carpenter saw a particularly close battle with the Triumph mounted duo of Tyla Hooley and Bayliss Utting, the two Pro rookies giving a good account of themselves in the top 10.

Fifth at the flag represented a good comeback from Carpenter, but surely the overall would now be out of the question?

Pro podium – Picture courtesy of Bridgestone British Masters

Nothing can ever be certain in motocross, and the result was soon turned on its head in moto two.

Dan Thornhill (Chambers KTM) blitzed the field to grab the holeshot, with Carpenter having a much better time as he pursued the KTM down the opening hill.

Behind him, there was soon trouble with an accident claiming first race winner Meara, along with Spinks and Hall.

Spinks was able to get going at the back of the pack and play catch up, with Meara close behind, however the Gas Gas rider had taken quite a hit and opted to circulate during the race and collect points.

Worse yet was Lewis Hall, who required medical attention, and whilst the injuries were not serious, a hit to the head and some bike damage meant he was out of the race, a real shame for the Honda Privateer after a strong showing in Moto One.

At the front, Thornhill made the early pace, with Carpenter settling into a rhythm to sweep through into the lead during the opening laps. Thornhill challenged, but Carpenter was able to maintain his strong form to take a comfortable win.

Christopher Mills settled in close behind the leaders initially until losing ground, much to his surprise, getting ambushed by Carlton Husband, who’d gradually closed from fourth position. This spurred Mills into a second wind, as he quickly got past Husband to secure third place. Ty Westcott had a strong ride to snatch fifth, whilst further back the recovering Josh Spinks was involved in a close Battle of Britain, with fellow Triumph riders Bayliss Utting and Tyla Hooley making life difficult until late into the race, Spinks eventually winning out to snatch fifth.

Carpenter, therefore, took the overall, and whilst he admitted to being “surprised” to have got the overall with a 5-1 score, he acknowledged it was a great demonstration of perseverance: “100% it shows why every position counts and there’s no point giving up. I’m pleased to get back into the rhythm of things after a few months off racing, I’m happy with the bike and looking forward to the rest of the season”

Carlton Husband hadn’t quite been able to match the race leaders, but nonetheless looked impressive on his new Fantic machine, the Phoenix Tools rider securing second overall. “The track was getting quite tough in the second moto; it was very fast, and with the square-edged bumps, it was tricky. I’m pleased with the result, the bike is getting there now, a few more days getting the suspension set right how we want it and we’ll be there”

For Josh Spinks, a potential win ended up with third overall, but it was nonetheless an encouraging show on the new Triumph “I had to come through after being collected on the first lap, managed to get it back to fifth. It’s a good start to the season and we can build from there”

Max Corke taking the first of two wins in MXY2

The opening round saw a huge entry of amateur and youth riders, the Masters proving yet again to be a real riders’ favourite with full gates in almost every class.

MXY2 kicked the action off, with Will Haddock taking the Fix Auto fastest qualifier award, however when the gate dropped it was Ollie Bubb who took the opening two wins, the second especially close as he snatched the win from Haddock by less than a knobbly tyre’s width in a dramatic finish.

Max Corke was on the periphery throughout, and he took a comfortable third race win, following up with a final race win to finish narrowly behind the overall winner Bubb, with Haddock close behind in third, just ahead of George Corke.

The 125cc class saw a close battle throughout the weekend between Charlie Richmond and Freddie Gardner, the two youth rivals continuing their battles into 2024 as, after an opening win from Richmond, Gardner took the second and final race wins to snatch the overall.

Matt Bayliss was one of the frontrunners last year and showed he would be a rider to be reckoned with as he took the third moto win, snatching third overall from Neville Bradshaw on his distinctive pink retro-coloured TM, and Chris Bayliss, constantly near the front, finishing just behind.

The only real negative in the 125cc class was a heavy accident for Robbie Daly in moto three, bringing out the red flag as he cartwheeled downhill on the opening lap, a broken femur meaning a period of recovery for the unfortunate Daly, who had shown some good speed in moto two.

Max Jones and Jimmy Ball both took a moto in the 65s; however, as Sunday rolled in, Harley-James Barrow emerged as the rider to beat, taking two strong moto wins to snatch the overall from Jones and Ball.

Alfie Cotter was unlucky to miss out on victory, a last-lap mistake costing him the second moto win, but he kept his composure to finish a solid fourth overall just ahead of Riley Rodgers.

The 85cc classes took place as the organisers responded to long-standing allegations of riders running oversized machines in the class.

Machines had their engine barrels marked prior to qualifying, ensuring the same engines were in place during the meeting. Additionally, one machine each from the Small Wheel and Big Wheel classes was selected for random post-race strip down and scrutineering, with both bikes found to be completely legal.

In the Small Wheel class, Jett Gardiner and Arthur King both took two motos each and tied on points. A tight final race saw the race win, and the overall result went the way of Gardiner. Teddy Merriman wasn’t quite on the pace of the leaders, but had his moments, and some strong, consistent finishes gave him a comfortable third overall.

A little further back, Remi Wigglesworth’s seventh overall saw him display plenty of fight and determination, winning the Carl Jones MX ‘Rider of the Weekend’ award.

Jenson King (16) powered to a best result of 17th in 65cc Juniors

The Big Wheel class saw Joel Winstanley Dawson take the opening two motos, as a fall for Ollie Waters in moto two forced him to fight through for seventh.

Waters fought back to take the third moto, but the result was truly turned on its head in the final. Winstanley-Dawson stopped abruptly on the final lap with mechanical issues, and Joel left to walk back to the paddock in despair as Waters took the overall.

Arthur Moore kept him honest all weekend, and his second overall gives indication he could be a title contender. The same could be said for Archie Stapley, who snatched the final moto to get third overall, whilst Cohen Jagielski, new to the class and having jumped straight up from the 65 class, seemed to gel with the bigger bike very quickly for fourth overall.

Amateur MX2 saw a very closely fought result, with Liam Bennett, Chester Hyde, Leon Williams and Harrison Greenough all taking wins. A fall in the second moto meant Greenough was unfortunate not to challenge for the overall, he took fifth, however only four points separated the top three, as Leon Williams took a narrow overall victory from Hyde and Bennett.

Fourth was a welcome returnee to the series, Zac Stealey. The former Kawasaki Masters and IMBA runner took a best result of second over the weekend.

Rob Wood was the rider to bear in Amateur MX1, taking three moto wins despite a close fight from Scott Aldridge, who kept Wood on his toes. Sebastian Berthiaume was unlucky to miss out on the chequered flag, but upon a strong third from the impressive Ben Knight, whilst fifth placed Seth Manners was the only rider to break Wood’s winning streak, grabbing the second moto win.

There would only be one clean-sweep winner over the weekend, that came in the last race class of the day, the Clubman.

Quite often a closely fought class, Elliott Pugh endured this would not be the case at Culham as he comfortably took all four wins.

Adam Hardy challenged at times but had to settle for second, just ahead of Matt Fuller and Ryan Christian, whilst 2024 runner-up Lee Clarkson had a good Sunday programme to take fifth.

With a busy opening round drawing to a close, plenty of riders were pleased with the event, and their championship aspirations. They only have a short period to reflect, however, as the series returns to Preston Docks on 5/6 April. The Lancashire sand circuit used to be a real rider favourite, so round two is hotly anticipated!

Results

Pro Open – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2
1	Jamie Carpenter	82	37	45
2	Carlton Husband(h)	80	41	39
3	Josh Spinks	78	43	35
4	Dan Thornhill	77	34	43
5	Christopher Mills	76	35	41
6	Jason Meara	68	45	23
7	Ty Westcott	66	29	37
8	Tyla Hooley	65	32	33
9	Bayliss Utting	65	33	32
10	Charlie Putnum	64	30	34
11	Charlie Cole	62	31	31
12	Raife Broadley	55	26	29
13	Travis Steels	55	27	28
14	Louis Kessell	53	23	30
15	Josh Coleman	51	24	27
16	Dominic Newbury	50	25	25
17	McKenzie Marshall	48	22	26
18	Aaron Patstone	45	21	24
19	Lewis Hall	39	39	–
20	Harry Bradley	28	28	–

125cc – Overall

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Freddie Gardiner	174	43	45	41	45
2	Charlie Richmond	172	45	43	43	41
3	Matt Bayliss	170	41	41	45	43
4	Neville Bradshaw	154	39	37	39	39
5	Chris Bayliss(w)	150	37	39	37	37
6	Jordan Bachelor	137	33	34	35	35
7	Jack Leese	126	28	32	32	34
8	Jack Evans	124	32	26	34	32
9	Zane Stephens	119	31	31	29	28
10	Jordan Wills	115	24	30	28	33
11	Maison Jones	112	30	25	26	31
12	Max Ellerker	110	26	28	33	23
13	Joe Grainger	108	29	27	22	30
14	Andrew Piggford	107	27	29	25	26
15	Archie Congdon	101	25	17	30	29
16	Jack Scarlett	90	23	24	24	19
17	Harrison Drewell	87	20	15	27	25
18	Bobby Watson	83	16	20	23	24
19	Luke Thomas	83	19	22	20	22
20	Troy Willerton	77	17	33	–	27
21	Shaun Robinson	74	22	–	31	21
22	Max Fletcher (W)	63	21	23	19	–
23	William MacCaulay (W)	63	11	18	16	18
24	Oakley Skinner	62	9	12	21	20
25	Ollie Burridge	60	15	16	12	17
26	Jenson Cole	58	18	19	14	7
27	Josh Young	53	12	21	7	13
28	Thomas Humpleby	50	13	8	15	14
29	Jacob Wilson (h)	48	14	–	18	16
30	Reed Stanistreet	45	7	13	17	8
31	Jake Boote	41	10	10	9	12
32	Harry Johnson	41	5	14	11	11
33	Charlie Hobden	39	–	11	13	15
34	Robbie Daly	35	–	35	–	–
35	Sam Veerbeeten	35	6	9	10	10
36	George Clarke (W)	35	35	–	–	–
37	Henry Siddiqui	34	34	–	–	–
38	Hayden Clarke	25	8	–	8	9
39	Riley Lawerance	23	4	7	6	6
40	Freddie-Dean Randell (W)	13	3	–	5	5

Amateur MX1

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Rob Wood (W)	178	45	43	45	45
2	Scott Alldridge	168	43	39	43	43
3	Sebastian Berthiaume	153	32	41	41	39
4	Ben Knight	150	39	33	37	41
5	Seth Manners	148	34	45	34	35
6	Daniel Maule	146	41	37	35	33
7	Charlie Hamlet	141	35	35	39	32
8	Josh Canton	134	33	32	32	37
9	Harrison McCann (w)	134	37	30	33	34
10	Simon Booth	119	30	31	29	29
11	Bradley Flagg	117	29	28	30	30
12	Sam Ongley	116	31	34	28	23
13	Jesse Wren	108	28	29	26	25
14	Ed Briscoe	101	21	22	27	31
15	Billy Collins	96	23	27	20	26
16	Lewis Huckerby (W)	96	25	26	21	24
17	Scott Bates	90	7	25	31	27
18	Kyle Creevy (W)	89	18	24	25	22
19	Harry Fletcher	81	12	17	24	28
20	James Thompson	77	22	20	14	21
21	Charlie West	74	19	16	19	20
22	Mitchell Warhurst	72	27	15	22	8
23	John Joe Wright	68	24	21	23	–
24	Brad Thornhill	67	20	23	15	9
25	Tom Moore (W)	65	16	13	17	19
26	Drew Lane	59	14	18	12	15
27	Joshua Scott	59	15	14	16	14
28	Bailey Betsworth	54	17	19	–	18
29	Fraser Gardiner	53	13	11	13	16
30	Bradley Wheeler	47	–	12	18	17
31	Kian Bown	43	10	10	11	12
32	Adam Paxton	42	11	8	10	13
33	Finly Abbott (w)	26	8	–	7	11
34	Ben Walker	26	9	9	8	–
35	Lewis O’Sullivan	26	26	–	–	–
36	Jamie McCarthy	19	–	–	9	10

Amateur MX2

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Leon Williams	164	43	37	45	39
2	Chester Hyde (w)	162	31	45	43	43
3	Liam Bennett	160	45	39	35	41
4	Zac Stealey	156	39	43	37	37
5	Harrison Greenough	145	41	18	41	45
6	Jonathan Roderick-Evans	145	37	41	34	33
7	Beau Brown	137	34	35	33	35
8	Jamie Watson	135	28	34	39	34
9	Tyler Rowe	126	32	30	32	32
10	Josh Buchanan	119	24	33	31	31
11	Syd Putnam	111	29	32	28	22
12	Daniel Brough	109	35	22	25	27
13	Harvey James	104	27	25	29	23
14	Aaron McLoughlin	102	20	27	27	28
15	Corey Collins	98	23	23	26	26
16	Jasper Gibson	97	18	28	22	29
17	Kayde Raynes	91	–	31	30	30
18	Sam Menzies	89	22	20	23	24
19	Leon Ongley	84	21	19	19	25
20	Alex Needham	84	26	29	20	9
21	Gary Ashley	81	13	26	24	18
22	Lenny Ashley	71	30	24	17	–
23	Logan Powell	66	12	12	21	21
24	Finn Eady	66	19	21	7	19
25	Adam Bamber	63	14	16	16	17
26	Cody Spacagna	60	15	15	15	15
27	Finlay Boxall	59	16	14	13	16
28	Tye Jones	51	11	17	9	14
29	Braidy Tucker	47	10	13	12	12
30	Teddy Hyde(w)	41	9	11	10	11
31	Lewis Bethell	34	–	–	14	20
32	Mitch Armour	33	33	–	–	–
33	Alex Fountain(w)(h)	32	8	–	11	13
34	Joe Grace	27	–	9	8	10
35	Josh Bassett	25	25	–	–	–
36	Alfie Smith	24	6	–	18	–
37	Jay Platt	17	17	–	–	–
38	Bradley Allen	17	7	10	–	–

Clubman

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Elliott Pugh	180	45	45	45	45
2	Adam Hardy	164	37	41	43	43
3	Matt Fuller	160	41	43	35	41
4	Ryan Christian	158	43	39	41	35
5	Lee Clarkson	142	33	33	39	37
6	Daniel Chapman	140	34	34	33	39
7	Mitchel Collins	125	31	32	30	32
8	Richard Roberts	118	35	37	32	14
9	Connor Maltby (h)	115	28	30	26	31
10	Henry Partridge (w)	110	39	–	37	34
11	Jamie Collins	108	29	12	34	33
12	Callum Radford	108	27	29	27	25
13	Ben Hughes	102	25	27	22	28
14	Colin McLuckie	101	32	25	31	13
15	Kane Fisher	100	24	28	21	27
16	Jacob Bell	95	23	26	25	21
17	Richard Evans	94	15	20	29	30
18	Joe Sargent	86	26	24	16	20
19	Kevin McBride	85	20	18	18	29
20	Ollie Wickers	85	21	14	24	26
21	Frank Elwell	82	30	35	–	17
22	Liam Deegan	80	19	31	20	10
23	Hayden Stevens	79	18	22	17	22
24	Lee Baggs	73	22	21	6	24
25	Joason Hibberd	66	9	6	28	23
26	Oli Aldridge(w)	63	16	9	23	15
27	Tommy Gibbard	62	11	17	15	19
28	Scott Isherwood	58	17	23	7	11
29	Elliott Cook	51	10	10	19	12
30	Charlie Osborne	50	7	13	14	16
31	Nathan Smith	45	–	19	8	18
32	Josh Bailey	42	13	8	12	9
33	Aidan Carney	38	14	11	13	–
34	Curtis Roberts	35	–	16	11	8
35	Brandon Love	34	12	15	–	7
36	Joel Kremer	28	8	5	10	5
37	Robert Williams	25	6	4	9	6
38	Jamie Aitken	21	5	7	5	4
39	Paul Dunford(h)	11	4	3	4	–

MXY2

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Ollie Bubb	174	45	45	41	43
2	Max Corke	168	39	39	45	45
3	Will Haddock	166	43	43	39	41
4	George Corke	164	41	41	43	39
5	Lewis Proud	144	37	35	35	37
6	Rhys Whyment	141	35	37	34	35
7	Declan Wright	136	32	34	37	33
8	Dayton Thompson	124	31	31	30	32
9	Hadley Croppard (w)	113	21	33	28	31
10	Kyron Carron	113	34	19	31	29
11	Kameron Greenhalgh	113	29	32	25	27
12	Harley Prickett	111	33	12	32	34
13	George Clark	110	30	30	24	26
14	Reuben Always	109	26	27	26	30
15	Levi Saunders	106	27	29	33	17
16	Fabian Jnr Morrison (w)	100	24	21	27	28
17	Romeo Mead (W)	96	22	24	29	21
18	Fenton Rayns	92	18	26	23	25
19	Tyler Jones	91	23	23	22	23
20	Reegan Roberts	89	20	28	17	24
21	Jack Brearey	83	28	15	20	20
22	Alfie Crealock-Lovell	77	17	20	18	22
23	Aston Phillips	76	19	22	16	19
24	Finley Easton (h)	69	16	18	21	14
25	Jayden Hill	61	15	14	14	18
26	William Houghton	60	12	17	15	16
27	Jack Bullock	45	9	11	12	13
28	Ollie Davies (w)	45	14	7	13	11
29	Marley Alder	44	–	25	19	–
30	Max Walsham	40	13	6	9	12
31	Jamie Prentice	39	4	13	7	15
32	Ryan Prentice	36	10	9	8	9
33	Theo Richardson	34	5	10	11	8
34	Max Williams	33	8	8	10	7
35	Joseph Horn	28	7	5	6	10
36	Braedon McGinn	27	11	16	–	–
37	Austin Beasty	25	25	–	–	–
38	Freddie Saunders	6	6	–	–	–

Big Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Olly Waters	165	43	34	45	43
2	Arthur Moore	162	41	41	39	41
3	Archie Stapley	153	37	37	34	45
4	Cohen Jagielski	152	39	35	43	35
5	Jenson Severn	147	32	39	37	39
6	Leo Wilson	137	35	33	35	34
7	Joel Winstanley-Dawson	131	45	45	41	–
8	Nixon Coppins	127	29	29	32	37
9	Archie Butterfield	127	31	30	33	33
10	Henry lewis	113	26	25	30	32
11	Zane Sibley-Deakin	112	34	32	24	22
12	Riley-Ray Barrow	110	23	26	31	30
13	Harley Marczak	108	33	43	20	12
14	Oscar Gilham	105	21	24	29	31
15	Joseph Robinson	102	24	22	27	29
16	Jamie Thorpe	98	22	23	25	28
17	Ryan Taylor	88	20	21	21	26
18	Keedan Williamson	87	27	14	23	23
19	Bobby Farmer	87	30	31	26	–
20	Harry Beattie	80	16	19	18	27
21	Elvis Totney	79	28	27	–	24
22	Chad Prince (w)	76	14	15	22	25
23	Harry Cuddy	75	17	18	19	21
24	Baili Black	71	19	16	17	19
25	Dexter Prowse	70	18	20	15	17
26	Oliver Bardoe	63	13	17	13	20
27	George Dryden	62	15	13	16	18
28	Harry Hall	62	25	–	28	9
29	Rylee Byrne	49	11	12	12	14
30	Lucas Todd	44	12	11	11	10
31	Charlie Dalgeish	40	–	10	14	16
32	Ceejay Morris	37	5	9	10	13
33	Junior Wigglesworth	37	9	8	9	11
34	Spencer Newman	28	–	28	–	–
35	Owen Bradley	23	8	7	8	–
36	Jack Digby (w)	15	–	–	–	15
37	Jack Parker	12	6	6	–	–
38	Riley Faragher (w)(h)	12	7	5	–	–
39	Tyler Shaw(w)	10	10	–	–	–

Small Wheel 85

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Jett Gardiner	176	43	45	43	45
2	Arthur King	176	45	43	45	43
3	Teddy Merriman	162	41	39	41	41
4	Jakson Ross	136	35	35	29	37
5	Mylie Evans	135	37	33	26	39
6	Ethan Gawley	135	39	41	39	16
7	Remi Wigglesworth	132	32	34	31	35
8	Jamie Currie	128	33	32	34	29
9	Jensen Branney	127	23	37	37	30
10	Elliott Shawyer	124	30	25	35	34
11	Charley Wilcock	121	29	31	30	31
12	Woody Hill	117	28	29	28	32
13	Will Kremer	107	31	15	33	28
14	Jimmy Boxall	106	22	24	27	33
15	Tyler Peaty	100	27	23	25	25
16	Sydney Williams	88	11	28	22	27
17	George Goodwin	85	25	20	17	23
18	Callum Harper	85	24	22	21	18
19	Jake Dixon	83	8	26	23	26
20	Charley Gerrard	83	26	27	6	24
21	Frankie Noll	83	–	30	32	21
22	Max Beard	80	21	19	20	20
23	Talen Hodgson	74	19	21	19	15
24	Harri Luckwell	73	18	18	18	19
25	Riley Seeds	71	13	12	24	22
26	Charlie Farmer	62	14	16	15	17
27	Jack Clark	60	15	17	14	14
28	Harris Curran	49	12	11	13	13
29	Oscar Faircloth	48	16	14	7	11
30	Jenson Batner	43	9	13	11	10
31	Harvey Thomas	42	10	10	10	12
32	Ruddle Jones	41	17	–	16	8
33	Vinnie Anderson	41	34	7	–	–
34	Rhys Jones(w)	23	7	8	8	–
35	Oliver Monks (w)	21	–	–	12	9
36	Ricky Barrack	20	20	–	–	–
37	Alfie Brough	18	–	9	9	–
38	Haydn Escott	6	6	–	–	–

Junior 65cc

Pos	Competitor	Total Points	r 1	r 2	r 3	r 4
1	Harley-James Barrow	172	39	43	45	45
2	Max Jones	170	45	41	41	43
3	Jimmy Ball	158	43	45	37	33
4	Alfie Cotter	153	34	35	43	41
5	Riley Rodgers	151	41	34	39	37
6	Mason Foreman	134	33	37	34	30
7	Jack Waters	129	30	32	35	32
8	Finlee Pope	127	32	27	29	39
9	Blake Marks-Bracey	127	29	31	33	34
10	Forrest Roberts	126	37	39	15	35
11	Harrison Chiddey	122	31	30	32	29
12	Jack Stanford	117	27	29	30	31
13	Harrison Ashwood-McNeill	117	26	33	31	27
14	Jacob Wright	102	24	22	28	28
15	Austin Edwards (W)	100	28	28	27	17
16	Jaxon Bishop	96	23	23	26	24
17	Daniel Morris	92	22	26	18	26
18	Preston Chorley	89	35	10	21	23
19	Jaxson Hooper	83	21	24	17	21
20	Jazz Beach (w)	75	11	20	25	19
21	Sonny Saunders	72	25	25	–	22
22	Oliver Trafford (w)	70	19	13	20	18
23	Harrison Hibbert (w)	70	16	17	23	14
24	Jenson King	69	20	21	24	4
25	Harvey Taylor	62	2	18	22	20
26	Charlie Park	55	15	14	19	7
27	Freddie Dennis	54	12	16	11	15
28	Ava Peedle	50	7	11	16	16
29	Taylor Clarke	49	17	19	4	9
30	Jack Grainger	46	9	12	12	13
31	Brendan McAreavey	43	18	–	–	25
32	George Barcham	43	10	15	13	5
33	Harley Stone	41	14	7	9	11
34	Preston Killoran	39	13	9	14	3
35	Austin Senior	34	8	8	6	12
36	Hendrix Prowse	31	5	6	10	10
37	Maxx Korszewski	24	3	5	8	8
38	Stanley Allen	21	6	4	5	6
39	Henry Godswell	11	4	–	7	–

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