Adelaide Crows

State league affiliate: Adelaide (SANFL)
This weekend: Central District v Adelaide - Saturday, June 15, 2.40pm, X Convenience Oval

Midfielder Bryce Gibbs has made a strong case for a senior recall, finishing with 32 disposals, four clearances and a goal in Adelaide's 55-point win over Central District in the SANFL on Saturday.

Small forward Tyson Stengle also starred with four goals, 11 marks and 22 touches, while rookie Kieran Strachan kicked 3.1. 

Midfielders Riley Knight and Patrick Wilson both had 28 disposals, and were helped in the middle by draftee Chayce Jones who finished with 27 touches.

Ruckman Sam Jacobs impressed with 25 hitouts, 20 disposals and a goal.   

Brisbane Lions

State league affiliate: Brisbane (NEAFL)
This weekend: Bye

 

Carlton

State league affiliate: Northern Blues (VFL)
This weekend: Northern Blues v Footscray - Saturday, June 15, 1pm, Ikon Park

Jack Silvagni has staked his claim for an immediate AFL recall after a near best-afield effort in a 54-point loss to Footscray.

Omitted after Carlton's round 12 win over Brisbane, Silvagni hit back hard by accumulating 26 possessions, applying a game-high 11 tackles and finishing off his work with three goals.

Rookie runner Matt Owies enjoyed a breakout game, bagging four of the Blues' eight goals by three-quarter time. The 22-year-old also laid five tackles.

Midfielder Matt Kennedy also did his chances of promotion no harm by gathering a game-high 29 touches and laying five tackles, while Darcy Lang had 26 touches and eight tackles, and rookie-listed key defender Hugh Goddard had 20 disposals and seven tackles.

Alex Fasolo kicked a late goal and hit the post on another occasion.

Ruckmen Andrew Phillips and Matthew Lobbe had 21 and 22 hitouts respectively. 

Former Pie Alex Fasolo in action for the VFL Blues. Picture: AFL Photos

Collingwood

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

 

Carlton

State league affiliate: Essendon (VFL)
This weekend: Essendon v Box Hill Hawks - Saturday, June 15, 2pm, Windy Hill

Veteran midfielder David Myers continued his superb VFL form to guide the Bombers to a 10-point win over Box Hill Hawks.

Myers, who recently dropped himself to give younger teammates an AFL opportunity, had a game-high 30 possessions, laid five tackles and kicked a goal.

Mid-season draftee Will Snelling enjoyed another strong performance with 22 touches in the midfield.

Defender Matt Dea was also productive with his 22 disposals.

In attack, Mitch Brown and Jordan Houlahan kicked two goals apiece.

Fremantle

State league affiliate: Peel Thunder (WAFL)
This weekend: Peel Thunder v South Fremantle - Saturday, June 15, 2.15pm, David Grays Arena

Midfielder Bailey Banfield impressed with 2.1 and 24 disposals from Peel Thunder's three-point loss in the WAFL on Saturday.  

Forward Cam McCarthy was damaging up forward with three goals, while Harley Bennell continued his comeback from injury with 2.1 from 11 touches.

Rookie Ryan Nyhuis was Peel's leading ball-winner with 26 disposals and 12 marks.

Recruit Travis Colyer finished with 23 touches and 1.1, but veteran Hayden Ballantyne was quiet with seven touches and a behind.

Geelong Cats

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

 

Gold Coast Suns

State league affiliate: Gold Coast (NEAFL)
This weekend: Southport v Gold Coast - Saturday, June 15, 1.30pm, Fankhauser Reserve

Rookie-listed veteran Michael Rischitelli showed he is still a handy reinforcement in a 15-point win over Southport.

The 33-year-old midfielder, who is yet to play an AFL game this season, amassed 32 touches and nine tackles.

He was well supported by teenage defender Jacob Dawson (30 touches and six tackles) and rookie midfielder Brad Sheer (27 disposals and eight tackles).

Tom Nicholls' ruckwork helped give the Suns the ascendancy at stoppages.

Young big man Brayden Crossley and fellow teenager Connor Nutting contributed two goals apiece.

GWS Giants

State league affiliate: GWS Giants (NEAFL)
This weekend: Redland v GWS Giants - Saturday, June 15, 11.30am, Jack Esplen Oval

Daniel Lloyd responded strongly to his axing from the Giants' AFL line-up with an assured showing in a 10-point NEAFL win over Redlands.

Lloyd, who has played 10 AFL games this year, won a team-high 14 possessions in first half and finished with 25 touches, along with two goals, one of which was a beauty on the run from long range near the boundary.

Fellow half-forward Zac Langdon was also damaging with a team-high 27 touches and two goals, including a freakish dribbling effort.

Teenage midfielder Jackson Hately continued his development with 25 possessions and a goal in another solid outing.

Hawthorn

State league affiliate: Box Hill Hawks (VFL)
This weekend: Essendon v Box Hill Hawks - Saturday, June 15, 2pm, Windy Hill

Former captain Jarryd Roughead was upstaged by two younger key forwards in Box Hill Hawks' 10-point loss to Essendon.

Making his fifth successive VFL appearance, the 32-year-old didn't enhance his chances of an AFL recall, managing just 10 touches and going goalless for the second game in a row.

He was largely a spectator while youthful key forwards Jackson Ross and Mitch Lewis did the bulk of the scoring.

The untried Ross bagged four of the Hawks' nine goals, taking his season tally to 23 from eight games, while Lewis showed some promising signs after being dropped, tallying 2.2 from five kicks and seven marks.

Marc Pittonet held sway in the ruck with 49 hitouts and 21 possessions, providing great service to runners Harry Morrison (26 touches) and Teia Miles (25), while David Mirra (23) was solid in the back half.

Melbourne

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

 

North Melbourne

State league affiliate: North Melbourne (VFL)
This weekend: Frankston v North Melbourne - Sunday, June 16, 2pm, SkyBus Stadium

Former Bulldog Tom Campbell continued his excellent recent form with another standout performance for North Melbourne in a disappointing 50-point loss to Frankston.

Campbell collected 23 disposals, 21 hitouts and a goal in another impressive individual effort, while youngster Joel Crocker continued his consistent season with 20 touches of his own.

Mid-season draft recruit Lachlan Hosie finished with 1.2 in an inaccurate match in front of goal, while ruckman Tristan Xerri had 18 hitouts and a goal.

Port Adelaide

State league affiliate: Port Adelaide (SANFL)
This weekend: Port Adelaide v Norwood - Sunday, June 16, 3.10pm, Alberton Oval

Co-captain Ollie Wines showed his class with a second consecutive 30-plus disposal game in the SANFL during Port Adelaide's 45-point win over Norwood.

Wines finished with 38 touches, eight clearances and a goal for Port Adelaide as he works back to full fitness following a fractured leg, while the experienced Charlie Dixon continued his comeback from injury with a three-goal haul up forward.

Veteran midfielder Brad Ebert (22 touches) got through the match unscathed in his return from a month out with concussion.

Richmond

State league affiliate: Richmond (VFL)
This weekend: Richmond v Coburg - Saturday, June 15, 11am, Holm Park Recreation Reserve

Shai Bolton, Jacob Townsend and Mav Weller have kept themselves in the selection frame after producing strong performances in the VFL.

Speedster Bolton, who was dropped after the Tigers' round 11 AFL loss to North Melbourne, gathered a game-high 36 possessions (including 23 kicks), five tackles and a goal in a best-afield display in an 84-point win over Coburg.

Townsend, who was omitted after his first AFL game of the season in the loss to Geelong, bagged a game-high five goals from 21 possessions and nine marks.

The premiership forward combined well with the tenacious Weller, who collected 28 touches, laid a game-high nine tackles and kicked two goals.

Big-bodied draftee Riley Collier-Dawkins was impressive with 23 disposals, four tackles and two goals, while mature-age rookie runner Jake Aarts had 22 possessions.

St Kilda

State league affiliate: Sandringham (VFL)
This weekend: Sandringham v Werribee - Sunday, June 16, 2.10pm, Wilson Storage Trevor Barker Beach Oval

Three-time All Australian midfielder Daniel Hannebery showed some good signs when he picked up 23 touches during Sandringham's 24-point loss to Werribee.

Fellow veteran Jake Carlisle (15 disposals and seven marks) got through his first game back from injury unscathed, while young gun Nick Coffield impressed with 21 disposals.

There were concerns for boom teenager Max King when he left the game early with a knee injury, but those fears were allayed later on Sunday when initial scans came back positive.

King had booted an early goal in the contest, but failed to return to the ground after the collision and was sent for scans on his troublesome knee.

Sydney Swans

State league affiliate: Sydney (NEAFL)
This weekend: Bye

West Coast Eagles

State league affiliate: West Coast (WAFL)
This weekend: Bye

 

Western Bulldogs

State league affiliate: Footscray (VFL)
This weekend: Northern Blues v Footscray - Saturday, June 15, 1pm, Ikon Park

Experienced playmaker Taylor Duryea was more prominent than expected in his return from injury, leading Footscray to a 54-point win over the Northern Blues.

The composed left-footer, who injured his hip in round four against Collingwood, gathered a team-high 24 possessions, laid four tackles and slotted a goal in a performance that will have him in contention for a senior game.

Key forward Josh Schache moved well after being concussed at his last start, kicking 2.2 from 13 possessions and eight marks, while Will Hayes had 18 touches and scored a goal.

Promising midfielder Rhylee West wasn't as prolific but still kicked two goals from his 15 touches.

Ben Cavarra and Jordon Sweet also scored multiple goals, while Ed Richards had 15 touches and kicked two behinds.