Rory Sloane is the League’s equal-best Fantasy scorer for Round 22, his 153 points matched only by Richmond’s Shaun Grigg.

The midfielder was one of six Crows to top 100 AFL Fantasy points in Adelaide’s tight three-point loss to Sydney at Adelaide Oval on Friday night.

Sloane had a season-high nine clearances in the contest, a team-high in what was a hotly contested battle in the middle.

The hard-as-nails midfielder faced a tag from Swan Isaac Heeney, but still managed to collect 29 possessions, send the ball inside 50 five times and lay a game-high 14 tackles.

It’s the fourth time he’s recorded a 150+ score this year, the 153-point effort coming at the perfect time for owners as AFL Fantasy moves into its final round this week.

Rory Laird followed with 116 points, his influence off half-back evident through a game-high ten marks.

It’s the twelfth-time Laird has reached triple Fantasy figures this season, now averaging 100.8 points a game.

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Tom Lynch was next in line, notching 107 points in the clash.

The link-up forward had 24 disposals, seven marks, five tackles and a goal in a strong all-round performance.

Matt Crouch continued his excellent form, scoring 106 points and his notching his seventh century in nine weeks.

Crouch’s consistency comes as a price, available for a premium of $604,000.

That’s a season-high price for the young midfielder, who shapes to be a determining factor across Fantasy leagues this week.

Sam Jacobs (106) and Mitch McGovern (100) rounded out Adelaide’s 100 club, the former having a field day in the ruck with 48 hit-outs.

It was a career-high score for McGovern, who hit triple figures for the first time with an even 100-point performance. The exciting forward slotted four majors and took seven marks, his attacking potency also evident through two goal assists.

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