Travis Boak
2021 Stats
Goals
8
Behinds
8
Disposals
436
Kicks
217
Tackles
72
Paces Power in fantasy scoring
Boak attained 32 disposals, eight clearances, seven tackles, five marks, three behinds and a single goal assist Friday as Port Adelaide knocked off Geelong 86-43 at Adelaide Oval.
ANALYSIS
Boak was influential in Friday's qualifying final win over Geelong, clearing or matching season-highs for disposals, marks and inside 50s (7) and finishing the Power's lone player with 100 or more fantasy points on the day. The 33 year-old veteran has now topped 30 touches and 110 fantasy points in each of the Power's last three outings and looks to propel Port Adelaide to its first premiership final since 2007 in two weeks as the team's current leader in total goal assists (20) and clearances (139).
Boak was influential in Friday's qualifying final win over Geelong, clearing or matching season-highs for disposals, marks and inside 50s (7) and finishing the Power's lone player with 100 or more fantasy points on the day. The 33 year-old veteran has now topped 30 touches and 110 fantasy points in each of the Power's last three outings and looks to propel Port Adelaide to its first premiership final since 2007 in two weeks as the team's current leader in total goal assists (20) and clearances (139).
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Scores two goals in win
Boak scored two goals and three behinds to go with 31 disposals (18 kicks, 13 handballs) and made five marks during Friday's 66-64 win over the Western Bulldogs in Round 23.
ANALYSIS
Boak helped for a second half surge that gave the Power a narrow lead to finish out the game. With three goals, six behinds and 62 disposals in his last two starts, Boak is a talented second option for his club behind Ollie Wines, though both are true stars heading into a home final in this kind of form.
Boak helped for a second half surge that gave the Power a narrow lead to finish out the game. With three goals, six behinds and 62 disposals in his last two starts, Boak is a talented second option for his club behind Ollie Wines, though both are true stars heading into a home final in this kind of form.
Solid numbers in 300th appearance
Boak netted 30 disposals, seven clearances and one mark, one behind and one tackle each Friday as Port Adelaide knocked off Collingwood 97-69 at Marvel Stadium.
ANALYSIS
Boak paired an equal number of kicks and handballs (15) to finish one of three Port Adelaide players with 30 or more disposals, matched Oliver Wines as the Power's No. 2 in clearances and recorded a season-high five inside 50s in Friday's contest, his 300th career AFL appearance. The 32 year-old has now fallen below 100 fantasy points in each of his last three appearances, but exits July averaging a respectable 85.5 points a game for the month.
Boak paired an equal number of kicks and handballs (15) to finish one of three Port Adelaide players with 30 or more disposals, matched Oliver Wines as the Power's No. 2 in clearances and recorded a season-high five inside 50s in Friday's contest, his 300th career AFL appearance. The 32 year-old has now fallen below 100 fantasy points in each of his last three appearances, but exits July averaging a respectable 85.5 points a game for the month.
Busy in win
Boak scored one goal to go with 29 disposals (17 kicks, 12 handballs) and made eight tackles during Saturday's 81-71 win over Sydney in Round 15.
ANALYSIS
Boak hasn't been as consistent as someone like Ollie Wines but he still managed to score over 100 points for the second straight week. It seems like the Power may have reverted to their norm of winning games without massive fantasy scores, so keep this in mind when examining their matchups.
Boak hasn't been as consistent as someone like Ollie Wines but he still managed to score over 100 points for the second straight week. It seems like the Power may have reverted to their norm of winning games without massive fantasy scores, so keep this in mind when examining their matchups.
27 disposals, eight tackles in loss
Boak manufactured 27 disposals, eight tackles, six clearances and a single mark Thursday as Port Adelaide fell to Geelong 112-91 at Adelaide Oval.
ANALYSIS
Boak's eight tackles set a new season mark while his nine kicks and 18 handballs left him trailing only teammate Ollie Wines as the match leader for disposals in Thursday's contest. The league's No. 15 in handballs per game (14.64) has now topped 9 0 points in three of his last four appearances and exits Port Adelaide's first match of June currently averaging a solid 96 points an appearance on the year.
Boak's eight tackles set a new season mark while his nine kicks and 18 handballs left him trailing only teammate Ollie Wines as the match leader for disposals in Thursday's contest. The league's No. 15 in handballs per game (14.64) has now topped 9 0 points in three of his last four appearances and exits Port Adelaide's first match of June currently averaging a solid 96 points an appearance on the year.
Fruitful effort in return
Boak (quadriceps) registered a team-high 28 disposals (11 kicks, 17 handballs), three tackles, three marks and six total clearances in Port Adelaide's win over Adelaide on Saturday.
ANALYSIS
Making his return after a one-round absence, Boak was very active as customary. The midfielder has no fewer than 26 disposals in any of his seven matches, and while he's been a modest contributor on the tackle front, he's now averaging 6.3 clearances per match.
Making his return after a one-round absence, Boak was very active as customary. The midfielder has no fewer than 26 disposals in any of his seven matches, and while he's been a modest contributor on the tackle front, he's now averaging 6.3 clearances per match.