VFL
Carlton midfielder Oliver Hollands produced the biggest Fantasy score of the weekend, piling on 149 points from 28 disposals, 10 marks and 10 tackles. Fellow youngster Ben Camporeale was also outstanding with 115, while Adam Saad (98), Harry Charleson (94), Jordan Boyd (93) and Zac Williams (81) all contributed in the Blues’ win.
Jack Macrae continued his push for an AFL recall with another massive Fantasy performance, finishing with 146 points from 31 disposals, 10 marks and nine clearances for St Kilda. Liam Henry responded strongly to his omission with 122, while Jack Carroll (94), Kye Fincher (93), Alex Dodson (80) and Lance Collard (79) all found plenty of the football.
It was another monster day from Sam Clohesy, who collected 32 disposals and 10 marks to finish with 134 points for Gold Coast. Jarrod Witts dominated in the ruck with 116, while Ben Jepson (101), Nick Holman (89) and Jamarra Ugle-Hagan (85) also produced solid Fantasy scores.
Wil Dawson starred for North Melbourne, finishing with 134 points after kicking three goals while also collecting 25 hitouts and seven tackles. Tom Blamires (112), Luke Urquhart (90), Robert Hansen Jr (85) and Taylor Goad (82) also impressed.
Brisbane had another huge performance from Daniel Annable, who racked up 126 Fantasy points from 37 disposals. Forward Will McLachlan kicked eight goals on his way to 129 points, while Sam Marshall (99), Zane Zakostelsky (99), Tai Hayes (94), Shadeau Brain (94), Darragh Joyce (88) and Luke Beecken (82) all contributed.
Ruckman Max Heath dominated for Melbourne, finishing with 128 points from 20 disposals, 32 hitouts and seven tackles. Christian Salem added 103, while Ricky Mentha scored 101 and Tom McDonald finished with 92.
Jack Bowes led the way for Geelong with 120 Fantasy points after a prolific midfield display. George Stevens continued his outstanding season with 114, while Jesse Mellor (91), Nicholas Driscoll (83) and Jack Martin (80) also reached 80+.
Elijah Tsatas again found plenty of the football for Essendon, collecting 117 Fantasy points from 34 disposals. Jade Gresham added 109, Vigo Visentini controlled the ruck for 104, while Archie Perkins (96), Zak Johnson (90), Darcy Parish (82) and Harrison Jones (81) all featured.
For Collingwood, Jack Buller led the way with 101 Fantasy points despite inaccurate kicking in front of goal. Lachlan Sullivan (99), Mitch Podhajski (97), Sam Swadling (83), Tew Jiath (81) and Wil Parker (81) also posted strong numbers.
The Footscray Bulldogs were driven by Harvey Gallagher, who amassed 126 Fantasy points from 31 disposals. Oskar Baker continued his excellent form with 118, while Louis Emmett (102), Lachlan McNeil (99), Luke Cleary (98), Lachie Jaques (105), Lachlan Carmichael (102) and Ryan Gardner (80) all impressed.
Richmond‘s best Fantasy scorer was ruckman Samson Ryan, who posted 82 points in the heavy loss to Footscray.
SANFL
Reilly O’Brien was the standout performer in the SANFL, producing 135 Fantasy points from 25 disposals, eight marks and 32 hitouts for Adelaide. Finnbar Maley kicked three goals to finish with 112, while Lachlan Sholl (95), Chayce Jones (88), Luke Pedlar (86), Oscar Ryan (85) and Charlie Edwards (80) all reached the Fantasy radar.
For Port Adelaide, Jack Watkins continued to push for an AFL recall with 112 Fantasy points after another dominant midfield display. Will Brodie added 101, while Will Lorenz (90), Alex Van Wyk (88) and Tom Anastasopoulos (83) also produced solid returns.
WAFL
Matt Flynn dominated in the WAFL with 132 Fantasy points, collecting 25 disposals, 28 hitouts and two goals for West Coast. Clay Hall and Finlay Macrae both scored 107, while Tom Gross (103), Cooper Duff-Tytler (95), Lucca Grego (87), Tyrell Dewar (85) and Harry Schoenberg (80) all reached 80+.
For Fremantle, Sean Darcy controlled the ruck with 113 Fantasy points from 23 disposals and 39 hitouts. Aiden Riddle just missed the ton with 99, while Bailey Banfield (87) also contributed.
