Round 3

Custom Output Builder

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Build a custom AFL output with guided filters and run it in the same table format as search.

How to read one game row

Filters map directly to these fields in each game row.

Year Round Team Opp Result Score Venue Pos # D G
2025 R5 COL vs CAR W 96-78 MCG MID 35 31 1

Year / Round: Use season scope and round filters to target these values.

Team / Opp: Team is the selected side, Opp is opponent (with home/away context).

Result / Score: Result is W/L/D, score is Team-Opponent points.

Venue / Pos: Venue is the ground, Pos is listed player position in that game.

# / Stats: Jersey number and stat columns (D, G, etc.) are game-level values.

1. Core setup

Choose who the query is about and what stat should lead the output.

Single subject = one player or team. Leaderboard = top results across many.
Pick whether your output uses player data or team data.
Search and select the exact player or team this query should target.
Subject placeholder
No subject selected
Use search above
This is the main stat used for ranking or sorting results.
Choose how to evaluate the primary stat: most, average, total, highest, lowest, or list raw values.

2. Stat filters

Start with one filter and press + to add up to four.

Up to 4
Choose the stat this filter should check.
Choose the rule to apply to this statistic.

3. Game filters

Optional filters to narrow the exact games included in output.

Optional: return games only against a selected team.
Opponent placeholder
No opponent selected
Use search above
Optional: restrict output to one venue.
Optional: include only wins, losses, or draws.
Optional: limit to home games or away games.
Optional: include only finals or regular-season games.
Optional: limit output to one AFL round.

4. Time window and output

Set season scope and how your output table should be sorted.

Choose this season, all time, single year, or between years.
Choose row style: game, player, team, or quarter rows.
Choose which field controls row sort order.
Choose descending or ascending sort direction.
Choose how many rows to return at once.
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