Statistical Leaders Week 9

by Ramon Kameka

PASSING

QB Brady Hart (Cocoa) 2002yds 151/231 65% 21TD 6INT QBR 112

QB Chase Cromartie(Viera) 1484yds 130/201 65% 16TD 11INT QBR 90

QB Joseph Allen (MCC) 1427yds 98/175 56% 18TD 8INT QBR 98

QB Brogan Mcnab (HT) 1260yds 82/122 67% 15TD 2INT QBR 134

RUSHING

ATH Brian Oesterle (MCC) 682yds 84Car 6TD 1FUM

RB Latavious Welch( EAU) 680yds 73Car 6TD

QB Brogan Mcnab (HT) 641yds 60Car 10TD

ATH Nate Lopez (Titusville) 547yds 92Car 7TD 3FUM

RECEIVING

WR Jayvan Boggs (Cocoa) 880yds 53Rec 16TD

ATH Jaeden Parker McMillan(HT) 680yds 45Rec 7TD

WR Cj Bragg (Cocoa) 664yds 49Rec 4TD

WR Ramel Hernandez(MCC) 634yds 31Rec 9TD

TACKLES

LB Johnny Wright (Melbourne) 132Tkls 6TFLs

ILB Tyler Gagen (Melbourne) 117Tkls 3TFLs

DB Wyatt Votava (Melbourne) 106Tkls 1TFL

OLB Dai’veon Parham (Cocoa) 76Tkls 12TFLs

SACKS

DE Javion Hilson (Cocoa) 8Sacks 26Hurs

DT Da varrius “peewee” Robertson (Cocoa) 7Sacks 16Hurs

DT Connor Robinson (Heritage) 7Sacks

DE Payton Maynard (Bayside) 6Sacks 5Hurs

INTS

DB Xavier Lherisse (Eau) 6INTS 102yds

DB Demetres Samuel Jr (Heritage) 5INTS 116yds

FS Julien Warden (HT) 4INTS

FS Jamarcus Giscombe (Rockledge) 3INT 79yds

SPECIAL TEAMS KICK SCORING

K/P Gunnar Trout (Cocoa) 41Pts 26PAT 5FGs

K/P Marcus Trout 39Pts (HT) 30PAT 3FGs

K/P Dean Roberts 38Pts (Titusville) 29PAT 3FGs

K Blake Pulliam 27Pts (Viera) 21PAT 2FGs

SPECIAL TEAMS TOTAL RETURNS

DB Xavier Lherisse (EAU) 325yds

ATH Jaeden Parker McMillan (HT) 256yds

ATH Kamar Fielder (HT) 219yds

CB Demetres Samuel Jr (Heritage) 185yds

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  48. King Frederik X and Queen Mary of Denmark scored a huge pay rise in 2024,
    earning 127,204,119 Danish kroner, equivalent to just under AUD$30million, this past year.

    The astonishing figure was an almost ten-fold increase from the previous year, when the
    royal couple received an annual allowance totalling around AUD$3milion.

    But there’s a good explanation for why the royal couple received such an eyewatering
    pay rise last year – it coincided with Frederik and
    Mary’s promotion from Crown Prince and Crown Princess to King and Queen in January 2024.

    The details about the royal couple’s earnings and finances were recently
    made public after the Royal House of Denmark published
    their annual financial report.

    The report provides a balance sheet breakdown of the income and expenses of the Danish royal family throughout the past year.

    This year’s report offered details of Mary and Frederik’s
    finances, explaining that 125 million kroner,
    which is about AUD$28.5million, of their annual salary came from state funds, known as the parliamentary allowance or Royal Civil List.

    The royals also pocketed an additional 2.1million kroner or AUD$481,000 of income, which comes from miscellaneous earnings like ticket sales
    for tours of Fredensborg Palace, renting out other royal residences
    and the sale of cars.

    In 2024, the King and Queen were also afforded an additional ‘extraordinary subsidy’
    of 28.7million kroner, equivalent to approximately AUD$6.5million.

    King Frederik and Queen Mary of Denmark earned ten times more in 2024 compared
    to 2023 since ascending the throne

    This one-time grant is designed to help with the costs associated with
    the changeover of the throne and other ‘succession and future obligation’
    expenses.

    The report detailed that the special budget was used towards
    things like ‘replacement of uniforms and monograms’ as well as ‘changes
    to decorations and medals’ to reflect the new reigning monarchy. 

    The one-off payment is also designed to accommodate staffing
    changes for the new monarch, with the funds used to both employ new staff and
    potentially facilitate retirements and resignations of employees
    who formerly worked under the previous monarch.

    The special payment was also used on things like refurbishing
    royal office spaces and making changes to IT
    systems and IT security.

    Surprisingly, the report also detailed the relatively inexpensive cost of King Frederik’s ascension to the throne on 14 Jan 2024 – with the
    coronation event reported to have cost only 6.5million kroner, or AUD$1.5m.

    When it comes to how the royal’s spent their annual earnings, the report explained
    that some of the big-ticket costs included 71,578,910m kroner (AUD$19million) on personnel expenses, 18,287,903m kroner (AUD$2.8million) on operating expenses, 17,053,971m kroner (AUD$2.6million) on administration and 6,753,181m kroner (AUD$1.1 million) on property expenses.

    King Frederik and Queen Mary are also allocated a private spending cap of
    17million kroner – or around AUD$2.9million – for personal expenses related to their family’s activities and daily life. 

    These expenses are considered private in nature and not connected with their official
    duties.

    King Frederik and Queen Mary have a private spending cap
    of 17million kroner (approx. AUD$2.9million) for use on private family expenses

    This year, the royals didn’t quite spend all of the allocated amount of their designated
    private funds.

    The private expenditure cap was also adjusted upwards from the previous year during
    Queen Margrethe II’s reign. It was raised to reflect Mary
    and Frederik having a bigger family with four children.

    Interestingly, the Danish royal family are also exempt
    from paying tax on their income and earnings.

    According to the latest financial report, the 2024 accounts were
    considered ‘satisfactory’ by auditors.

    The report alluded to the fact that overall expenses were more than usual, noting
    that the balance sheet reflected ‘a high level of activity’ resulting from ‘special one-off expenses and
    investments’ that are ‘connected with the establishment of The Royal House of Denmark’s new
    organisation’.

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