North Melbourne's Ben Brown has maintained his seven-goal lead at the top of the Coleman Medal table with a four-goal performance against Gold Coast in round 16.
Swans star Lance Franklin also kicked four in the loss to Geelong, moving him into outright second.
Luke Breust was the big mover of the round, kicking six goals against Western Bulldogs to move into a tie for third.
He joined Jesse Hogan on 36 goals after the Melbourne forward booted two goals against Fremantle.
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West Coast's Josh Kennedy has slipped out of the top ten after spending several weeks on the sidelines with injury.
COLEMAN MEDAL TOP 10 AFTER ROUND 16
| PLAYER | TEAM | GOALS | LAST GAME |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ben Brown | North Melbourne | 46.17 | 4 (round 16) |
| Lance Franklin | Sydney | 39.24 | 4 (round 16) |
| Luke Breust | Hawthorn | 36.18 | 6 (round 16) |
| Jesse Hogan | Melbourne | 36.17 | 2 (round 16) |
| Jeremy Cameron | GWS | 35.19 | 3 (round 14) |
| Jack Riewoldt | Richmond | 35.17 | 2 (round 16) |
| Josh Caddy | Richmond | 31.9 | 2 (round 16) |
| Will Hoskin-Elliott | Collingwood | 31.11 | 1 (round 16) |
| Tom McDonald | Melbourne | 30.9 | 1 (round 16) |
| Tom Hawkins | Geelong | 30.20 | 2 (round 16) |
The two players leading the race will get a good look at eachother this week when their team's face off at Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
Brown will likely have Heath Grundy or Dane Rampe on him, while Franklin can expect the company of Robbie Tarrant.
