It was a Fantasy party at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night as the Crows ran riot over the Brisbane Lions.

Ten Crows recorded individual Fantasy totals beyond 100 points with four players recording season-best scores in the 138-point rout.

The performance saw Adelaide record the most Fantasy points by any side for Round 20 (1,994) and lifted the Crows’ average score to an AFL-best 1,690 Fantasy points per game.

Leading the pack was hard-working forward Tom Lynch. The ever-consistent Crow notched a season-best score and the second highest Fantasy total of his career with 139 points, behind only his ten-goal game against Greater Western Sydney back in 2013.

Lynch dominated the aerial contest, racking up a career-best 15 marks, as well as 20 disposals, four tackles and four goals for his efforts.

Right behind Lynch in the Fantasy rankings was dynamic half-back Brodie Smith, who recorded a career-best 127 points.

Smith’s performance pushes his average over the past three games to 97, which is ninth in the competition amongst defenders and second amongst dual-position backmen.

By the numbers: Round 20

The other two Crows to record season-high totals were captain Taylor Walker and resurgent midfielder Brad Crouch.

After missing last week due to an ankle injury, Walker was back to his enigmatic best, clunking 12 marks and recording 22 disposals for a return of four goals.

The captain has had a lean Fantasy month but could be set for a big finish to the minor round as he looks to lead his side towards September.

Brad Crouch dominated in the midfield, working hard at the coalface to rack up 34 possessions (16 contested), six tackles, a goal and a game-high nine clearances for a return of 116 Fantasy points.

After missing the entirety of 2015 through injury, Crouch is back to playing the kind of football Fantasy coaches know he is capable of and his average of 102.4 is testament to that ability.

Josh Jenkins was also a standout for the Crows, recording 124 points from 21 possessions.

Like his forward-line counterparts in Walker and Lynch, Jenkins dominated the under-manned Lions defence, taking ten marks and kicking three goals.

Rory Sloane was once again among the Crows’ best. The hard-nosed midfielder had 34 touches for 117 Fantasy points, continuing to show coaches why he is regarded as one of the game’s elite onballers.

Sloane’s performance was his eighth Fantasy ton from his last 10 outings and lifted his average to 107.7 - the ninth-best in the competition.

Defenders Daniel Talia (112), Rory Laird (110) enjoyed days out down back to also crack the ton, while tough onballers Matt Crouch (105) and Jarryd Lyons (102) also hit triple-figure totals.

First-gamer Reilly O’Brien impressed with an 84-point performance on debut and could be a quick downgrade target for Fantasy coaches struggling in the ruck department. Keep a keen eye on selection this week to see if ‘ROB’ is named to take on Fremantle.

Cam Ellis-Yolmen also found plenty of the ball with 18 possessions and two goals to notch a handy 90 points in his first game of the season. ‘Curly’ could be an intriguing choice at $380,000 if he holds his place for the trip to WA.

Round 20 v Brisbane