3. FORWARD LINE

Mitch Duncan

Had a day out against the Eagles, highlighted by a 60m torp to ice the cake at the conclusion of a 10-goal second-term for his side.

MITCH DUNCAN
Defender
Geelong
ROUND 6 STATS
13
Marks
26
Disposals
4
Goals

Ended his evening with four majors from his 26 touches and 13 marks in what was a stellar outing down at Kardinia Park.

Jacob Koschitzkeย 

A breakout evening against the Crows, booting five and causing havoc as the Hawks moved into attack, out-maneuvering his direct matchup on several occasions.

11 score involvements for the day and assisted two goals directly to aid the his side over the line in the three-point win.

David Mundy

Continues to turn back the clock. Another BOG outing for the Dockers veteran has seen him soar onto the mantle of the AFL Coaches votes after the opening six rounds.

Has continued to accumulate the ball around the ground whilst also being able to impact the scoreboard, recording 30 touches and three goals.

Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti

Five goals on ANZAC Day had the Bombers goal-sneak narrowly miss out on BOG credits given Darcy Parish's heroics.

Also laid six tackles as Essendon ran rampant against the Magpies to claim a memorable victory.

Ben King

A season-high bag of five majors moves the 20-year-old into equal fifth in the Coleman Medal race with 18 for the year from his six games.

BEN KING
Forward
Gold Coast
ROUND 6 STATS
5
Goals
7
Marks
1
Goal Assists

Had a significant presence in the air, taking seven marks to record a career-best 14 touches on Saturday.

Harry McKay

A bag of six takes his season tally to 22 goals and second the Coleman Medal leaderboard.

Is taking massive strides this year and would be in just about everyone's All-Australian side at this point of the season.

Could be in line for another large outing against the Bombers this week.