Some regular names were racked up big numbers again in the reserves while a new Bomber put his hand up for an AFL debut in the upcoming weeks. 

Top Performers:

Rory Atkins (161): had the ball on a string as usual with 41 touches as he continues to put his hand up for AFL selection.

Sam Banks (152): had his best game for the year with 37 touches and a goal for the Tigers.

James Tsitas (151): was dominant in the midfield with 41 touches and also hit the scoreboard kicking a goal.

Tom Campbell (151): was dangerous all around the ground with 29 disposals and winning 31 hitouts.

Jarryd Lyons (141): was at his ball winning best for the Lions with 32 touches, 3 goals and 9 clearances.

Harry Morrison (137): had another outstanding game for Box Hill with 31 touches and 13 marks.

Charlie Lazzaro (123): shone in the midfield for the Roos with 36 touches and 7 clearances.

Saad El-Hawli (121): had a memorable debut game for the Dons with 4 goals and 27 touches.

Jaxon Prior (118): showed some promise for the Lions with 28 touches in their win over the Dogs.

Koltyn Tholstrup (116): was dangerous playing a mid-forward role with 29 touches and a goal.  

Brandon Ellis (114): continues to show his class at VFL level with 29 disposals

Oskar Baker (112): was dangerous as always on the win with 28 touches and a goal.

Jai Serong (112): showed his ability through the middle with 26 touches.

Mitch Knevitt (110): had one of his best games for the year with 27 touches and a goal.

Nick Watson (108): was dangerous up forward once again booting 4 goals.

Brad Crouch (104): had 27 disposals in his third VFL game back from injury.

Nick Murray (104): returned from injury and had 22 touches and 9 marks across half back

Reilly O’Brien (99): had 22 touches and 32 hitouts after being dropped this week.

Luke Pedlar (99): was deployed in the midfield and shone with 26 touches and 9 clearances

Zane Trew (98): was the leading ball winner for the Eagles with 26 touches.

Round 14 Watchlist:

Brad Crouch: Come on Ross, look after the Fantasy community and pick him. 

Nick Murray: The Crows will welcome the key defender back into the AFL side after an impressive return game in the SANFL.

Luke Pedlar: He was actually played as a midfielder in the SANFL and showed just what he can do in the middle. Something has to change in the Crows engine room. Pedlar could be that change.

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