The evidence
| Player | Goals | Appearances | Goals per game |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jesse Hogan | 77 | 25 | 3.08 |
| Jeremy Cameron | 64 | 24 | 2.67 |
| Joe Daniher | 58 | 27 | 2.15 |
Figures checked on 8 October 2026. Rates are rounded to two decimal places; later source corrections may change a result.
The gap in accumulated scoring
Jesse Hogan leads this recorded 2024 selection with 77 goals in 25 appearances. Jeremy Cameron follows with 64 in 24, and Joe Daniher has 58 in 27. Hogan’s total exceeds Cameron’s by 13 and Daniher’s by 19.
The appearance counts are part of the evidence. Daniher has the most games of these three, while Hogan has the most goals. More appearances provide more opportunity to accumulate a statistic, but do not guarantee the largest total.
Checking output per appearance
The corresponding rates are 77 ÷ 25 = 3.08, 64 ÷ 24 = 2.6666… and 58 ÷ 27 = 2.1481… goals per game. Rounded to two decimals, the order remains Hogan, Cameron, Daniher within this group.
That agreement is useful: the highest total among these three is also the highest per-game rate among them. It does not prove they are the first three names on a league-wide average leaderboard. A player outside the top-three totals could have a higher average from fewer appearances.
Why finals scope matters
This source result includes regular-season and finals games. Clubs do not all play the same number of finals, and individual players may miss games. The displayed appearances reflect the selected records rather than a standard season length.
Do not use this table as an award definition or relabel it a regular-season ranking. To answer a regular-season-only question, exclude finals explicitly and recalculate both the numerator and the appearances. Removing finals from only one side of the fraction would give a misleading rate.
What would explain the difference?
Goals and appearances establish output, but they do not explain why it differs. Shot volume, conversion, time on ground and role can provide further context where those fields are available. A claim about efficiency needs a defined denominator, such as recorded shots; goals per game is not a shooting-accuracy percentage.
The practical finding is narrower and reproducible: Hogan leads both the total and per-game comparison for these selected players under this stated 2024 scope. The supporting result lets readers extend the comparison to the rest of the leaderboard.
Inspect the source records
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