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Jack Ziebell achieved the rare feat of racking up over 40 possessions on Sunday against the Bulldogs. Of those, 20 were contested, and he even kicked a goal for good measure.

To give you an idea of just how good he was, consider these facts:

Ziebell ranks as the second-youngest player ever to reach 40 disposals in a match.
At 20 years and 139 days, his effort has only been eclipsed by former Tiger Wayne Campbell who had 41 possessions in round 15 of 1992 at the age of 19 years and 278 days. 

Only seven other North Melbourne players have ever registered 40 possessions in a match. The club's two most-recent captains have both achieved the feat twice.
Brent Harvey - 44 v West Coast - Round 3, 2010
Phil Kelly - 44 v Sydney - Round 3, 1983
Bruce Abernethy - 43 v Sydney - Round 3, 1983
Jack Ziebell - 41 v Western Bulldogs - Round 17, 2011
Adam Simpson - 41 v Geelong - Round 5, 2007
Adam Simpson - 41 v Geelong - Round 19, 2001
Wayne Schimmelbusch - 41 v Geelong - Round 4, 1984
Russell Ebert - 41 v Melbourne - Round 20, 1979
Brent Harvey - 40 v Collingwood - Round 13, 2002
Darren Steele - 40 v Sydney - Round 10, 1987
Gary Dempsey - 40 v Essendon - Round 12, 1980

Only one AFL player has amassed more touches in a game this year.
Matthew Boyd (WB) - 45 v Fremantle - Round 5, 2011
Gary Ablett (GC) - 41 v Adelaide - Round 8, 2011
Jack Ziebell - 41 v Western Bulldogs - Round 17, 2011
Scott Thompson (ADEL) - 40 v Fremantle - Round 3, 2011
Dane Swan (COLL) - 40 v North Melbourne - Round 2, 2011
Luke Hodge (HAW) - 40 v Collingwood - Round 15, 2011
Nathan Foley (RICH) - 40 v Brisbane - Round 6, 2011

Ziebell smashed his career-high disposal tally of 27, achieved in the round 14 win against Port Adelaide.

His 20 contested possessions was also a career-high.

Press play on the video above to recap Ziebell's efforts on Sunday.

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