WORCESTER


WORCESTER

Most popular starting XV
1 – Matt Mullan - 37
2 – Niall Annett - 39 
3 – Nic Schonert - 73
4 – James Percival/Donncha O'Callaghan - 55
5 – Darren Barry - 47 
6 – Neil Best - 22
7 – Sam Lewis - 55
8 – GJ van Velze - 51
9 – Jonny Arr - 67
10 – Andy Goode - 33
11 – David Lemi - 34
12 – Ryan Mills - 51
13 – Alex Grove - 65
14 – Bryce Heem - 56
15 – Chris Pennell - 126

Performance statistics
Titles – 0
Losing finalists – 0
Semi-finals - 0
Top four finishes – 0
Overall record (P/W/D/L) – 172/47/5/120
Overall win rate – 27.3%        
Home record (P/W/D/L) – 86/38/3/45
Home win rate – 44.2%
Away record (P/W/D/L) – 86/9/2/75
Away win rate – 10.5%
Points (Total/Home/Away) – 263/194/69
Try bonus points (Home) - W9/D1/L4 - Total 14
Try bonus points (Away) - W2/D0/L6 - Total 8
Losing bonus points (Home) - 22
Losing bonus points (Away) - 21
Zero point games (Total/Home/Away) -  72/21/51
% of wins followed by defeat – 77%

Regular season records by team


Try statistics
Total for and against - 326/496
Most tries scored in a regular season – 56 - 2016/17 & 18/19
Fewest tries scored in a regular season – 23 - 2011/12
Most tries conceded in a regular season – 74 - 2015/16, 16/17 & 17/18
Fewest tries conceded in a regular season – 46 - 2011/12
Average tries scored/game - 1.90
Average tries conceded/game - 2.88
Top try scorer – J.Adams - 26
Top try scoring forward – T.Hill - 7
Most tries in a single season – J.Adams - 13 
Hattricks – 2 (J.Adams, B.Heem)

Streaks
Longest winning streak – 4
Longest losing streak – 22
Longest home winning streak – 4
Longest home losing streak - 12
Longest away winning streak - 2
Longest away losing streak – 24
Consecutive games scoring a try (player) – J.Adams - 6 
Consecutive games scoring a try (team) – 19
Consecutive games failing to score a try – 3

Discipline
Total cards – 89
Yellows – 81
Double yellow – 3
Red – 5
Total points (Y = 1, DY = 3, R = 4) – 110
Average points/game – 0.64
Most yellow cards - 4 (C.Pennell, D.Barry, S.Betty)
Most red cards - 1 (A.Faosiliva, A.Goode (DY), D.O'Callaghan (DY) B.Heem, E.Claassens, R.Bower, T.Wood (DY))
Most points by a player – B.Heem 7 (Y x 3, R x 1)

 *one hattrick consisted of 4 tries

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