VFL
Another massive outing from Jack Bowes led the way for Geelong, with the midfielder scoring 145 Fantasy points from 41 disposals, seven marks, five tackles and a goal. George Stevens was just behind him on 141 after adding 32 disposals, 11 tackles and a goal, while Jed Bews (89), Lennox Hofmann (86) and Jake Kolodjashnij (83) also reached the 80-point mark.
A dominant team performance produced plenty of Fantasy scores for Carlton. Harry Charleson led the way with 133 points from 32 disposals and 11 marks, closely followed by Lachie Fogarty and Lucas Camporeale on 132 apiece. Jordan Boyd (119), Ben Camporeale (114), Flynn Riley (108), Flynn Young (102), Zac Williams (101), Adam Saad (99) and Hudson O’Keeffe (88) also featured.
The midfield trio of Ben Jepson, Nick Holman and Alex Davies filled the stat sheet for Gold Coast. Jepson finished with 131 Fantasy points from 36 disposals, seven marks and a goal, while Holman produced 130 through 37 disposals and 10 tackles. Davies added 117, with Jarrod Witts (110), Sam Clohesy (87) and Zak Evans (85) also scoring well.
At Box Hill, Max Ramsden was Hawthorn’s leading scorer with 124 Fantasy points after collecting 19 disposals, 10 marks, 20 hitouts and a goal. Sam Butler kicked three goals on his way to 107, while Max Beattie posted 106 and Matthew LeRay scored 92.
Young defender Xavier Taylor led a strong group of Melbourne scorers with 116 points from 24 disposals, eight marks and eight tackles. Ricky Mentha added 113, while Jack Henderson (96), Lukas Cooke (95), Luker Kentfield (93), Xavier Lindsay (88) and Max Heath (81) also reached 80.
Sam Swadling continued his impressive development for Collingwood, amassing 39 disposals on his way to 114 Fantasy points. Jakob Ryan scored 108 after another strong performance in defence, while Harrison Coe (92), Lachlan Sullivan (89) and Roan Steele (84) also contributed.
In a difficult afternoon for Brisbane, Luke Beecken worked tirelessly to finish with 108 Fantasy points from 25 disposals, seven marks and five tackles. Darragh Joyce added 98, Reece Torrent scored 96 and Sam Marshall finished with 80.
Robert Hansen Jr led the AFL-listed scorers for North Melbourne, posting 92 points from 26 disposals and a goal. Tom Powell added 84, while Riley Hardeman scored 80.
Despite the loss, Caiden Cleary produced an excellent performance for Sydney, scoring 109 Fantasy points from 32 disposals, 10 clearances and two goals. Angus Sheldrick added 89 after collecting 25 disposals and kicking a goal, while Sam Wicks finished with 81.
At Footscray, Luke Kennedy led the way for the Western Bulldogs with 110 points, driven by 23 disposals and 11 tackles. Harvey Gallagher also pushed his case for a senior recall, scoring 108 from 26 disposals, eight marks and a goal.
Toby McMullin was GWS’ leading Fantasy scorer with 89 points after gathering 24 disposals and laying six tackles. Finnegan Davis also reached the mark, finishing with 80.
SANFL
Ruckman Reilly O’Brien was again the standout for Adelaide, producing 133 Fantasy points from 19 disposals, seven marks, 35 hitouts and a goal. Finnbar Maley was dangerous in attack, taking nine marks and kicking five goals on his way to 99.
It was a tough day for Port Adelaide, with Jackson Mead the only AFL-listed player to score 80 or more. His eight tackles helped him finish with 86 Fantasy points.
WAFL
Sean Darcy dominated for Fremantle, compiling 126 Fantasy points from 26 disposals and 41 hitouts. Bailey Banfield added 110, while Toby Whan collected 31 disposals and kicked a goal for 103. Christopher Scerri (90), Cooper Simpson (88) and Jaren Carr (86) also featured.
For West Coast, Matt Flynn led the way with 112 Fantasy points after recording 20 disposals and 35 hitouts. Elijah Hewett scored 102 following a 23-disposal, two-goal performance, while Lucca Grego reached 101. Finlay Macrae (87) and Tom Gross (84) rounded out the Eagles to reach 80.
