Western Football Netball League:

Michael Selsby - Yarraville Seddon Eagles
Selsby continues to dominate for Yarraville, as the Eagles handed the undefeated Werribee Districts their second draw in three games. Selsby was named best-on-ground for the Eagles, and despite a heavy tag gathered 28 disposals, including 12 contested, eight clearances and eight inside 50s, and hit the scoreboard for two goals.

Geelong Football Netball League:

Mitch Chafer - Grovedale
Grovedale won their consecutive second game, defeating North Shore in a close affair, as Chafer was again named best-on-ground for the Tigers as he continues to stack together impressive performances in his return from his long-term injury. Chafer was everywhere in the win, with the forward finding 26 disposals, seven marks, and was extremely dangerous in front of goal, finishing the afternoon with four goals.

Olivier Northam - St. Joseph’s 
Northam again stuffed the stat sheet as St. Joseph’s continue their undefeated start to the 2024 season. The ruckman won 37 hitouts, while also having 19 disposals, where he went at an effective 84%, 14 contested possessions, eight clearances and eight inside 50s. 

Charlie Byrne - Newtown & Chilwell
In a challenging match for Newtown, Byrne demonstrated versatility by playing at both ends of the field. Initially a defender, he showed promise as a pressure forward. As Newtown went down to third place Leopold by 11 goals, Byrne threatened up forward and finished the day with four tackles inside 50. 

Emmanuel Ajang - Geelong West Giants
Ajang had a solid performance playing a mix of forward and midfield as Geelong West went down to South Barwon. He tallied 15 disposals, including nine contested possessions, four clearances, and four inside 50s, showcasing his strength in the inside game once again.

Essendon District Football League:

Reuben William - Keilor
William was good again as Keilor smashed East Keilor by 119 points. The half-back had his best game of the season, picking up 23 disposals, and kicking the ball well in tough conditions. William also found six marks, seven inside 50s, and drifted forward for a goal.

Cam McLeod - Aberfeldie
Played a solid game at both ends as Aberfeldie narrowly went down to Matt Hanson’s Airport West by seven points, with their comeback falling just short, trailing by over three goals at three-quarter time. McLeod played half-back in the first half and moved forward after half-time, where he provided an option all half. His afternoon ended with 14 disposals, at an effective 71%, four inside 50s, and three marks.

Victorian Amateaur Football Association: 

Zayne Galea - Williamstown CYMS
Although Willy CYs went down to Old Camberwell, Galea had his best game since making the switch from key defender to key forward. Up forward Galea took four marks, had three inside 50s, and booted two goals, hitting the scoreboard in each of the past three weeks.