Ned McHenry is Adelaide’s endurance king after finishing top of the Club’s leaderboard for the most distance covered per game this season.

According to data released by the AFL's Telstra Tracker, the small forward covered 14.28km a game in 2021.

McHenry was followed closely by Club Champion runner-up Ben Keays, who covered 14.17km per game.

Keays enjoyed a breakout campaign, averaging 28 disposals, five clearances and six tackles in 2021, to go with 12 goals for the season.

First-year forward Riley Thilthorpe (14.04km), skipper Rory Sloane (13.51km) and defender Tom Doedee (13.40) rounded out the top five.

Running machine Lachlan Scholl registered the highest single game result in 2021 across the competition, according to the data.

Sholl covered 17.26km against North Melbourne in Round Four when he collected a career-best 31 disposals.

The 21-year-old edged Carlton star Sam Walsh, who finished in second place with 17.13km in Round Seven.

Sholl also recorded three of the top four matches for distances covered across the AFL in 2021, ticking over 17.05km in round one and 16.84km in round eight.

He played 15 matches in 2021 and recorded an average of 17.6 possessions a game.

McHenry finished in the top five of the most distance covered in a game in 2021, registering 16.58km against Carlton in Round 15 and 16.51km against Brisbane in Round 16. 

Top-five most distance covered per game in 2021

Ned McHenry, 14.28km

Ben Keays, 14.17km

Riley Thilthorpe, 14.04km

Rory Sloane, 13.51km

Tom Doedee, 13.40km

Top-five most distance covered in a game in 2021 

Lachlan Sholl, R4 v NM, 17.26km

Lachlan Sholl, R1 v Geel, 17.05km

Lachlan Sholl, R8 v PA, 16.84km

Ned McHenry, R15 v Carl, 16.58km

Ned McHenry, R16 v BL, 16.51km