Join John (@johnloydroberts), Jazz and Ed as Geelong celebrated coach Chris Scott's 300th game with a win. Gary Rohan led the Cats with three goals. Collingwood had six goals in a row to open up a 27-point lead by half-time. Adelaide made a third-quarter turnaround, scoring seven goals. Adelaide turned a 27-point half-time deficit into a 13-point lead by three-quarter time. Is Caleb Serong top 5 young player in the league? Eagles draw against Heeney. Swans demolition job.

Geelong Cats celebrated coach Chris Scott's 300th game with a victory, defeating the top-four Melbourne Demons by 15 points after scoring six goals in the fourth quarter. Despite losing Jeremy Cameron to an accidental collision in the first quarter, the Cats managed a fast finish to secure an 11.12 (78) to 8.15 (63) win. Gary Rohan led the charge with three goals, while defender Zach Guthrie's goal early in the last quarter helped the Cats surge to the lead. Despite the Dees adapting more quickly to the wet conditions and putting pressure on the Cats in the first half, Geelong turned the tables in the last quarter to seal the victory.

The Brisbane Lions have solidified their position in the top four of the AFL ladder after defeating St Kilda by 28 points at Marvel Stadium. Eric Hipwood's four goals and Harris Andrew's interception skills led Brisbane to a 12.12 (84) to 8.8 (56) victory. Despite St Kilda's efforts to remain competitive, following coach Ross Lyon's half-time adjustments, Brisbane managed to maintain their lead. This win moves Brisbane to third in the rankings with a 10-4 record, while St Kilda slips to sixth with an 8-6 record.

Sydney Swans has made AFL history by becoming the first team to score over 200 points since 2011, delivering West Coast Eagles their biggest loss ever, with a 171 point margin. The Swans dominated the match, finishing with a score of 31.19 (205) to the Eagles' 5.4 (34). Isaac Heeney was the star of the show, scoring five goals from 22 disposals, while Errol Gulden contributed significantly with three goals and 32 disposals. The win has provided the Swans with a significant boost towards the finals.

Fremantle Dockers have managed an impressive 32-point win over Essendon Bombers, thereby keeping their chances for the finals alive. The match at Optus Stadium saw the Dockers triumph 14.9 (93) to 9.7 (61). Sean Darcy, Luke Jackson, Caleb Serong, and Andrew Brayshaw were instrumental in their victory, with the latter two dominating in the center. Essendon, on the other hand, struggled to find a path to goal under the Dockers' relentless pressure. While the Bombers started strong with back-to-back goals, they could not sustain the momentum and eventually succumbed to the Dockers' intensified pressure and strategic turnovers.

In a thrilling showdown, Collingwood reclaimed top spot on the ladder by pulling off a dramatic comeback against Adelaide in round 15, clinching a two-point victory with a final score of 12.10 (82) to 11.14 (80). The showdown, attended by a record home and away crowd of 65,930 at the MCG, was marked by the Daicos brothers’ standout performances and Mason Cox's crucial final-quarter goals. After Adelaide made a stunning third-quarter comeback, the Magpies responded in the fourth quarter, continuing their winning streak against the Crows. Despite a valiant effort from the Crows, the Magpies managed to hold on for their 12th win of the season.

Hawks, the Suns dominated from the second quarter onwards. Up next for the Suns is a crucial game against Collingwood.