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WHO starred and who stunk it up in Round 9?
Check out the top scorers and those that burned their SuperCoaches this week.
ADELAIDE CROWS 76 defeat COLLINGWOOD 55
Crows Studs: Patrick Dangerfield said he expected a tag but it didn't matter as he burned off every opponent to finish with 152 points. Ruckman Sam Jacobs is one of the most reliable big men in the comp and finished with 125. Scott Thompson (123), Rory Sloane (112) and Richard Douglas (110) won the midfield battle.
Crows Duds: Popular rookie Matt Crouch copped the green vest and burnt many a coach with just 10 points. Matthew Wright was subbed out with 79 points to his name.
Magpies Studs: Captain Scott Pendlebury lead the way with 128 points. Boom rookie Tom Langdon (117) continued his fine form. Dane Beams (104) and Harry Lumumba (101) were the only other Magpies to crack the ton.
Magpies Duds: Jamie Elliott had been one of the highest scoring forwards this season but managed just 50 on Thursday night. Travis Cloke's 55 is actually half decent by his 2014 standards.
Patrick Dangerfield can't escape a Luke Ball tackle. Picture: Simon Cross Source: News Corp Australia
SYDNEY SWANS 114 defeat ESSENDON 64
Swans Studs: Josh Kennedy lead the way for the Swans with 151. Craig Bird popped up with a surprise 127. Lance Franklin (126) seems to be enjoying his partnership with Kurt Tippett while Kieran Jack (123) and Luke Parker (113) continue to produce.
Swans Duds: Sam Reid (39) and Adam Goodes (40) are certainly out in the cold in the Swans millionaire's forward line. Popular defender Jeremy Laidler was underwhelming with just 54. Brandon Jack was the sub and finished with a zero.
Bombers Studs: Brendon Goddard continues to be a class above for Essendon and lead the way with 127. Captain Jobe Watson wasn't far behind with 120. Patrick Ryder (111) and David Zaharakis (101) were the only other Bombers to crack the ton.
Bombers Duds: Kurt Aylett played the entire game but was still the lowest scorer with just 23 points. Out-of-form forward Jake Carlisle started as the sub and finished with 27. Jackson Merrett burnt his coaches with a shocking 29.
Josh Kennedy single-handedly dismantled Essendon. Source: Getty Images
MELBOURNE 91 defeat RICHMOND 74
Demons Studs: Jack Watts stepped up on the big stage and kicked three goals to net 127 points. Cameron Pedersen was the second highest scoring player with 123. Usual suspects Dom Tyson (122) and Nathan Jones (114) rewarded their owners with big games.
Demons Duds: After several weeks without the vest, Jay Kennedy-Harris was stuck in green for most of the match and could only muster 25 when introduced. Christen Salem got an entire game but could only earn 31 points.
Tigers Studs: Dustin Martin was everywhere for Richmond but to no avail and top scored with 118. Daniel Jackson tried his hardest and scored 115. Captain Trent Cotchin (112), Alex Rance (107) and Shane Edwards (100) also hit the century.
Tigers Duds: Shaun Hampson had a dirty day and was subbed out with 31 points. Nick Vlastuin was quiet and scored 58, while Jack Riewoldt (53) and Ben Griffiths (54) paid for their inaccuracy in front of goal.
Cameron Pedersen was vital in Melbourne's win over Richmond. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: News Corp Australia
NORTH MELBOURNE 125 defeat BRISBANE LIONS 38
Kangaroos Studs: Is there any stopping Boomer Harvey? The veteran inspired the Roos victory and scored a massive 179. Sam Gibson was Harvey's right-hand man for much of the night and earned 149. Nick Dal Santo (140) and Lindsay Thomas (126) were important as eight Kangaroos cracked the ton.
Kangaroos Duds: Ryan Bastinac was surprising made the sub on Saturday and finished with just 12 points. Defender Shaun Atley (63), Scott Thompson (77) and Scott McMahon (58) couldn't cash in on the big win.
Lions Studs: Jack Redden and Mitch Golby fought all day for the Lions and top scored with 104 each. Jed Adcock was next best on 87 on a dirty day for the club.
Lions Duds: The ball wasn't in the forward line very often and Jonathan Brown suffered. The champion finished with just 10 points. Gastro had claimed Joel Patfull and Tom Rockliff before the game and Dayne Zorko bravely played but was well below his best with 12 points.
Jonathan Brown couldn't get near the ball against North Melbourne. Picture: Michael Klein Source: News Corp Australia
FREMANTLE 96 defeat GEELONG 64
Dockers Studs: Stephen Hill provided plenty of run and carry to net 130 points. Aaron Sandilands dominated the ruck contests and finished with 126. Midfielders David Mundy (114), Tendai Mzungu (114), Michael Barlow (112) and Nat Fyfe (102) were in everything.
Dockers Duds: Zac Dawson isn't in the team to get big possession numbers but still played a whole game for just 35 points. Matt de Boer (36) and Alex Silvangi (43) shared the sub's vest. Chris Mayne continues to struggle with just 45.
Cats Studs: Joel Selwood scored a match-high 140 from 35 touches. Mitch Duncan was the only other Cats to crack the ton. Cameron Guthrie (99), George Horlin-Smith (99) and James Kelly (91) fell just short.
Cats Duds: Steve Johnson copped a Ryan Crowley tag and was limited to just 53 points. Harry Taylor was tried up forward but had little impact and scored 44. Tom Hawkins kicked three goals but did little else for 57 points.
Joel Selwood battles with Matt de Boer for the ball in Perth. Source: Getty Images
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