State league affiliate: Adelaide (SANFL)
This weekend: North Adelaide v Adelaide - Saturday, May 27, 2.40pm, Prospect Oval

Riley Knight returned from a glute injury and picked up 19 disposals in Adelaide's comprehensive 74-point win against North Adelaide at Prospect Oval on Saturday afternoon. 

Knight, 22, suffered the injury against North Melbourne in round seven. This was his first SANFL game in 2016.

Veteran midfielder Scott Thompson had 24 disposals and eight tackles while Jonathon Beech notched up 30 disposals and three goals.

The Crows led at every change to post a comfortable victory, 17.7 (109) to 5.5 (35). 

State league affiliate: Brisbane Lions (NEAFL)
This weekend: Aspley v Brisbane Lions - Saturday, May 27, 1.30pm, Graham Road

A six-goal effort from Ryan Harwood headlined the Brisbane Lions' comprehensive 92-point win against Aspley at Graham Road Oval on Saturday afternoon. 

Harwood, 25, also finished with 21 disposals. He played against Adelaide last week but was dropped after a run of five consecutive games in the senior side. 

Tall option Oscar McInerney booted four goals himself, while Jonathan Freeman finished with 2.4.

Rohan Bewick was prolific with 36 disposals and a goal while Tom Bell (31 disposals) and Michael Close (26) also won their share of the footy.

Sam Skinner had 15 disposals in his return from a second knee reconstruction. 

The defender had been set to make his senior debut last July before suffering the injury to his left knee at training.

Out-of-contract forward Josh Schache didn't play after being granted leave to head home to Victoria.

The Lions led at every change to run out dominant winners, 23.14 (152) to 9.6 (60). 

State league affiliate: Northern Blues (VFL)
This weekend: Bye

The Blues took part in a practice match with Werribee at Arden Street on Sunday.

Midfielders Sam Kerridge (35 disposals, two goals) and Blaine Boekhorst (25 disposals) led the way for the Blues.

In attack, second-year tall forward Harry McKay and rookie Andrew Gallucci kicked three goals apiece.

State league affiliate: Collingwood (VFL)
This weekend: Bye 

State league affiliate: Essendon (VFL)
This weekend: Richmond v Essendon - Saturday, May 27, 4pm, Punt Road Oval

Big man Shaun McKernan returned from a hand injury and provided a target in attack, finishing with a goal in the Bombers' 17-point loss.

In his comeback from a groin problem, injury-prone youngster Aaron Francis hobbled from the ground in the final quarter after a heavy tackle.

"Francis got a little bit of a knock – a bit of a corkie – but he was able to return to the field. We expect that he'll be fine and be right to play next week," Bombers performance coach Mark Corrigan told the club's website.

The Bombers have taken a cautious approach with Francis since recruiting him at pick No.6 in the 2015 NAB AFL Draft, largely due to the calf and hamstring setbacks he experienced in his debut season.

Midfielder Ben Howlett was the major ball-winner with 36 possessions and two goals, while 203cm rookie ruckman Sam Draper showed his potential by assuming the sole ruck duties after Tom Bellchambers received a senior call-up. 

State league affiliate: Peel Thunder (WAFL)
This weekend: Bye 

State league affiliate: Geelong (VFL)
This weekend: Bye 

State league affiliate: Gold Coast (NEAFL)
This weekend: Sydney v Gold Coast - Saturday, May 27, 12pm, Newcastle Oval

Trent McKenzie was named in the best in his return from a hamstring injury as Gold Coast lost to Sydney by 88 points at Newcastle Oval on Saturday afternoon.

McKenzie, 25, hasn't played a senior game this season but has managed four NEAFL matches, the last of in April. 

The booming left-footer, who was a foundation player for the Suns, is contracted until the end of this season.

He has played 99 games to date. 

Gold Coast trailed by four points at the first break before being blown away by the Swans, 16.24 (120) to 4.8 (32).

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State league affiliate: GWS Giants (NEAFL)
This weekend: NT Thunder v GWS Giants - Saturday, May 27, 6.30pm, TIO Stadium

Developing ruckman Matthew Flynn was a dominant figure for the young Giants despite their 55-point loss.

The 19-year-old also featured in the forward line and took a strong contested mark in the second quarter, but couldn't finish off his set-shot work from a tight angle just inside the arc.

Rookie defender Jake Stein laid a goal-saving tackle in the second quarter, while rookie forward Zach Sproule registered a goal. 

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State league affiliate: Box Hill Hawks (VFL)
This weekend: Bye

State league affiliate: Casey Demons (VFL)
This weekend: Bye

State league affiliate: Werribee (VFL)
This weekend: Bye

Werribee faced the Northern Blues in a practice match at Arden Street on Sunday. 

Forgotten big man Majak Daw kicked two third-quarter goals, including one from a hanger deep in the pocket.

Suspended small forward Lindsay Thomas was eligible to take the field given the practice match status, but was a late withdrawal due to tightness.

Youngsters Cameron Zurhaar, Will Fordham, Declan Mountford and Josh Williams were the Kangaroos' leaders.

State league affiliate: Port Adelaide (SANFL)
This weekend: Port Adelaide v Central District - Saturday, May 27, 2.10pm, Alberton Oval

Brett Eddy slotted 4.3 and picked up 19 disposals and nine marks to press his claim for senior selection in the Magpies' 39-point win against Central District at Alberton Oval on Saturday afternoon.

The mature-age recruit hasn't played for the Power since round three.

Eddy, 27, was drafted last year as a rookie.

Angus Monfries kicked 3.2 and had 17 disposals.

Meanwhile, Bulldog John Butcher kicked three goals against his former side. 

Port trailed by a point at half-time but kicked 10 goals in the second half to win, 17.16 (118) to 12.7 (79).

State league affiliate: Richmond (VFL)
This weekend: Richmond v Essendon - Saturday, May 27, 4pm, Punt Road Oval

Versatile defender Jake Batchelor capped a standout individual performance by taking out the Sir Douglas Nicholls Medal for best on ground.

The 25-year-old collected 23 possessions, took six marks and had seven spoils in the Tigers' 17-point win.

Omitted ball-winner Anthony Miles picked up where he left off, gathering a team-high 35 disposals and kicking a goal.

Second-year defender Oleg Markov had 24 touches, while half-forward Ben Lennon kicked three goals for the second straight week.

State league affiliate: Sandringham (VFL)
This weekend: Footscray v Sandringham - Saturday, May 27, 7pm, VU Whitten Oval

It was a disappointing night for Sandringham in its 99-point thrashing.

Livewire Jack Lonie was named his side's best player courtesy of his 31 possessions and two goals – both team-highs.

After gathering 32 disposals last week, rookie onballer Nick O'Kearney was again busy with 27 touches, while axed midfielder Luke Dunstan rounded out the Zebras' major ball-winners with 24 possessions.

Sandringham managed just five goals for the match.

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State league affiliate: Sydney (NEAFL)
This weekend: Sydney v Gold Coast - Saturday, May 27, 12pm, Newcastle Oval

A move up forward proved beneficial for Aliir Aliir, who booted three goals in Sydney's 88-point win over Gold Coast at Newcastle Oval on Saturday afternoon.

Aliir, 22, typically plays in defence and made his name last year as an intercept-marking backman who provides great dash, but hasn't been able to nail down a spot in the senior side this season after a toe injury hampered his preparation.

Rookie Shaun Edwards was named in the best on his return from a shoulder injury and finished with two goals, while Michael Talia and Jeremy Laidler were also among the better performers for the Swans.

Each side kicked one goal in the first quarter but the Swans ran away with the game, 16.24 (120) to 4.8 (32).

State league affiliate: East Perth (WAFL)
This weekend: Bye

State league affiliate: Footscray (VFL)
This weekend: Footscray v Sandringham - Saturday, May 27, 7pm, VU Whitten Oval 

Hard-working midfielder Mitch Honeychurch claimed best-afield honours in Footscray's resounding 99-point win.

The 22-year-old, who is yet to play a senior game this season, recorded 33 disposals and kicked four goals in the eye-catching display.

Honeychurch was well assisted by onballer Toby McLean (equal game-high 36 disposals, 10 tackles, one goal) and omitted youngster Lukas Webb (36 disposals, three goals).

Out-of-form midfielder Tom Liberatore had 24 disposals and laid six tackles in his second straight VFL appearance, while axed key forward Travis Cloke kicked two majors.