SANFL, WAFL and VFL fantasy scores are a must-have resource during the fantasy season, whether you’re into AFL Fantasy classic, draft, or keeper leagues. AFL-listed players that dominate the reserves competitions generally are the first in line to fill a need at the elite level, should a player get injured or fall out of form. The closer we monitor these performances, the faster we can get on the waiver wire and snap them up!

Below are the top scorers of the week that you should be paying attention to…

VFL

After a surprise axing after one game back from injury, Sam Flanders (125) continued his excellent VFL from with 35 touches and a goal in the Gold Coast Derby. Jeremy Sharp (118) had another great game with 22 touches and a goal, while Charlie Constable (101) and Jed Anderson (95) both had 28 touches. 

Callum Coleman-Jones (168) booted 9 goals in a dominant display against Frankston. He also had 22 touches and 12 hitouts in a best on ground outing. Aaron Hall (105) continues to find plenty of footy at AFL level with 30 touches, while Ben Cunnington (77) had 24 touches after being dropped. George Wardlaw (90) put in an eye catching game with 19 touches and 2 goals while Tarryn Thomas (87) kicked a goal and had 27 touches.       

It looks like Jarryd Lyons (150) is fully fit and firing after his big game against the Bombers. Lyons had 36 disposals, 8 tackles and kicked two goals in a dominant display. Teammate Tom Fullarton (113) kicked 6 goals, while Callum Ah Chee (113) had his best game for some time with 29 touches and a goal. Will Snelling (105) should be in line for a return to the seniors after another good game with 28 disposals.

Kieran Briggs (132) had a day out in the ruck with 41 hitouts, 25 disposals and a goal, making light work of Aiden Begg (86). Josh Fahey (102) continues to find plenty of the footy with 26 touches, while Harry Rowston (104) had 33 touches and a goal. Josh Carmichael (128) put his name up for selection with a 28 disposal, 4 goal outing, while Arlo Draper (97) and Trent Bianco (95) had 24 and 23 disposals respectively.

Around the grounds, young Swan Angus Sheldrick (130) will surely be pushing for a return to the AFL side after his 1 goal, 36 disposal outing on the weekend, while Dylan Stephens (86) also found a bit of footy with 26 touches. A lazy 53 hitouts and goal from the ruck helped Jordan Sweet (106) to a nice Fantasy score against Werribee and Marcus Winghager (157) will be knocking on the door of an AFL call up after his 36 disposal, 3 goal game.

SANFL

Young Crow Brayden Cook (120) had one of his best games of his career with 21 touches and 2 goals in his sides narrow loss to the Double Blues. Matt Crouch (110) racked up disposals with ease, registering 31 touches while Josh Worrell (99) also found plenty of the footy with 23 disposals. Harry Schoenberg (90) and Sam Berry (89) continued their solid form at SANFL with 19 and 18 disposals respectively.

Trent Dumont (96) led the way again for the Magpies with 22 disposals, while Hugh Jackson (81) had his second good game in a row registering 24 disposals. Jase Burgoyne (75) kicked a goal and had 19 touches, while Scott Lycett (72) found a bit of form with 17 touches and 19 hitouts.

WAFL

It was another tough game for the Eagles at WAFL level but promising signs from Zane Trew (99) who had 32 touches and looks likely for an AFL recall. Campbell Chesser (55) also returned from injury and had 16 disposals. 

Dockers Wingman Liam Henry (137) was excellent for Peel Thunder with 25 touches, 11 tackles and a goal while Karl Worner (132) continued his great WAFL season with 36 touches and a goal. Talented forward Sam Sturt (105) kicked two goals and had 24 touches.

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