State League Fantasy Scores – Week 18, 2026
Heff · July 19, 2026
VFL
The biggest Fantasy score of the weekend belonged to Billy Cootee, who exploded for 141 points in Sydney’s win over Brisbane. The mature-age recruit kicked five goals, laid 13 tackles and collected 18 disposals in a performance that should put him firmly back into senior calculations. Harry Kyle (113) and Jesse Dattoli (111) also impressed, while Caiden Cleary (89), Tom Hanily (86) and Ned Bowman (80) contributed.
Gold Coast were again led by Sam Clohesy, who piled on 132 points from 35 disposals and eight marks. Ben Jepson continued his strong run with 123, while Caleb Graham reached 100. Zak Evans (95), Asher Eastham (91) and Charlie Ballard (91) also scored well.
There were several big performances for Box Hill, with Finn Maginness leading the way on 130 after collecting 35 disposals and 10 marks. Sam Butler was equally influential with 124, while Cameron Nairn took 11 marks and scored 109. Aidan Schubert (90), Calsher Dear (82) and Bodie Ryan (81) rounded out the main contributors.
Essendon had a huge game from Nik Cox, who responded to his AFL omission by kicking seven goals and scoring 126. Elijah Tsatas continued to dominate at VFL level with 119, while Saad El-Hawli (107), Zak Johnson (104), Will Setterfield (101) and Darcy Parish (95) were all heavily involved. Vigo Visentini (84) and Jade Gresham (82) also featured.
For Casey, Paddy Cross starred with 126 from 23 disposals, seven tackles and three goals. Christian Salem continued building after injury with 103, while Ricky Mentha scored 101. Tom McDonald kicked three goals for 92.
Geelong were led by Jack Bowes, who finished with 106 after collecting 25 disposals, seven tackles and a goal. Ruckman Joe Pike continued his strong season with 105, while Mitch Knevitt (93), Jesse Mellor (86), Nicholas Driscoll (83) and Lennox Hofmann (81) also contributed.
The Footscray Bulldogs had a strong group of Fantasy scorers, led by Lachie Jaques and Oskar Baker with 105 apiece. Lachlan Carmichael added 102, while tackling machine Luke Kennedy scored 96. Harvey Gallagher (91), Louis Emmett (89) and Luke Cleary (83) rounded out the group.
Brisbane had another strong performance from Daniel Annable, who scored 104 from 30 disposals and five tackles. Sam Marshall also reached 102, while ruck-forward Henry Smith finished with 98.
For St Kilda, Angus Hastie led the way with 130 after combining 24 disposals with 12 tackles. Hugh Boxshall added 96, while Jack Macrae scored 89 and Alex Dodson finished with 85.
North Melbourne were led by Robert Hansen Jr, who scored 98 from 23 disposals and 10 marks. Griffin Logue added 90, while Jacob Konstanty kicked three goals for 84 and Luke Urquhart scored 81.
Richmond had Tyler Sonsie as their main Fantasy contributor, with the midfielder collecting 32 disposals on his way to 94.
GWS were led by James Leake, who worked hard for 86 in a heavy loss.
SANFL
Adelaide were led by Reilly O’Brien, who continued his dominant SANFL season with 135 points from 25 disposals, eight marks and 32 hitouts. Finnbar Maley kicked three goals and scored 112, while Lachlan Sholl added 95. Chayce Jones (90), Luke Pedlar (86) and Oscar Ryan (85) also produced solid Fantasy scores.
For Port Adelaide, Jack Watkins continued to push for an AFL recall with 113 points from 34 disposals. Will Brodie reached 100, while Will Lorenz scored 94. Ruckman Alex Van Wyk added 90, with Tom Anastasopoulos kicking two goals for 83.