VFL
Cooper Harvey produced the biggest state league Fantasy score of the week, exploding for 178 points for North Melbourne. His monster outing included 28 kicks, 15 handballs, 13 marks and six tackles as he pushed hard for a senior recall. Bailey Scott wasn’t far behind with a huge 158, while Zac Fisher reached 100 and Josh Goater finished with 80.
A tackling masterclass from Caiden Cleary saw the Sydney youngster rack up 152 Fantasy points, combining 30 disposals with a ridiculous 17 tackles and a goal. Corey Warner also impressed with 108, while Angus Sheldrick scored 90.
James Tunstill was outstanding for Brisbane, producing 146 Fantasy points from 32 disposals, nine tackles and two goals in the Lions’ massive win. Keidean Coleman continued his strong return with 109, while Bruce Reville (103) and Cody Curtin (102) also cracked the ton. Tai Hayes (90), Will McLachlan (86) and Shadeau Brain (83) rounded out a strong Fantasy day.
There was plenty of Fantasy scoring at Box Hill, led by Bodie Ryan, who amassed 137 points for Hawthorn after 34 disposals and nine marks. Finn Maginness posted 111 and Ned Reeves scored 109, while Cameron Nairn (104) and Jack Dalton (101) also reached triple figures. Max Ramsden (96), Aidan Schubert (93), William McCabe (90), Oliver Greeves (86), Calsher Dear (84) and Sam Butler (82) all reached the 80-point mark.
Lucas Camporeale led a strong group of Carlton scorers with 135 Fantasy points, helped by 12 marks from his 32 disposals. Lachie Fogarty added 121 after another busy midfield performance, while Oliver Hollands scored 110. Flynn Young (98), Jordan Boyd (89), Adam Saad (87), Liam Reidy (82) and Harry Charleson (81) also featured.
Young defender Kye Fincher was the standout for St Kilda, scoring 134 Fantasy points with 11 marks and five tackles. Liam Henry continued to put his hand up for a senior recall with 116, while Jack Carroll finished with 85.
In the ruck, Rhys Stanley led Geelong with 123 Fantasy points after combining 19 hitouts with five tackles and two goals. George Stevens continued his excellent VFL season with 121, while Mitch Knevitt scored 108 and Jesse Mellor kicked five goals on his way to 101. Jack Bowes also reached the mark with 84.
Another prolific performance from Elijah Tsatas saw the Essendon midfielder score 119 Fantasy points. Thomas Edwards kicked three goals for 102, while ruckman Lachlan Blakiston produced 94. Jayden Nguyen added 89 and Jade Gresham kicked five goals on his way to 82.
Ben Jepson again led the way for Gold Coast, scoring 113 Fantasy points after finding plenty of the football. Zeke Uwland responded strongly after being omitted from the AFL side with 104, while ruckman Max Knobel amassed 59 hitouts on his way to 91. Jai Murray rounded out the group with 86.
Down back, Jedd Busslinger was the standout for the Western Bulldogs, compiling 113 Fantasy points from 31 disposals and 10 marks. Luke Cleary added 107 after another productive defensive performance, while Oskar Baker finished with 105.
Tyan Prindable led the way for Collingwood with 107 Fantasy points, helped by nine tackles and a goal. Harry DeMattia was close behind with 103, while ruckman Harrison Coe scored 101 after winning 44 hitouts. Mitch Podhajski kicked four goals to finish with 84.
Making his return from injury, Jack Viney produced 98 Fantasy points for Melbourne after seven tackles and two goals. Jake Melksham kicked three majors for 91, Xavier Lindsay posted 90 and Ricky Mentha finished with 82.
For the GWS Giants, Jake Riccardi led the Fantasy scoring with 97 after contributing around the ground and through the ruck. Harrison Oliver and Jack Ough both scored 95, with Ough continuing to find plenty of the football through the midfield.
Samson Ryan responded strongly to his AFL omission for Richmond, kicking four goals on his way to 92 Fantasy points. Kane McAuliffe added 90, while Zane Peucker scored 84.
SANFL
Lachlan Sholl led the way for Adelaide with 101 Fantasy points after another prolific outing through the midfield. Charlie Edwards scored 96, while Sid Draper produced 86 with six tackles and a goal.
For Port Adelaide, Will Lorenz was the top scorer with 102 Fantasy points from 28 disposals and eight marks. Christian Moraes also reached the mark, finishing with 84.
WAFL
Jeremy Sharp was the standout for Fremantle, scoring 123 Fantasy points after collecting 33 disposals and laying seven tackles. Toby Whan finished with 93 and Charlie Nicholls kicked four goals for 92. Joshua Draper (83), Jaren Carr (81) and Tobyn Murray (81) also reached 80.
For West Coast, Harry Schoenberg led the way with 109 Fantasy points thanks to 10 tackles. Matt Flynn continued his strong WAFL form with 102 after another dominant 40-hitout performance, while Clay Hall scored 94. Ryan Maric (87) and Finlay Macrae (86) rounded out the Eagles’ 80-plus scorers.
