GEELONG has completed a clean sweep of the Round 6 AFLCA Champion Player of the Year Award votes after its dominant 97-point victory against West Coast.

Mitch Duncan was awarded 10 votes from coaches’ Chris Scott and Adam Simpson following has four-goal and 26 disposal performance on Saturday.

Cameron Guthrie and Jack Henry each received five votes.

After a lean couple of games by his lofty standards coming in, Guthrie returned to his best with a game-high 35 disposals and 10 clearances.

Round 6 Showreel
  • 00:51

    John O'Neill rings the bell

    136 games for the Cats and 1958 Carji Greeves Medal winner John O'Neill was invited back to GMHBA Stadium to ring the historic bell as the team entered the arena.

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  • 07:41

    Cats Goals (R6)

    Rewatch every Cats goal from our round 6 match against the West Coast Eagles. Presented by The Gordon.

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  • 06:11

    Roaming Hawkins

    Tom Hawkins takes you around the rooms post the Cats big win against West Coast. Presented by Ford.

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  • 13:45

    Chris Scott Post-Match

    Chris Scott says while his side 'looked more cohesive' with the introduction of Jeremy Cameron, they're not going to believe they've turned a corner all of a sudden

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  • 01:23

    Stanley & Dahlhaus Post Match

    Hear from the Milestone Men after the Cats big win over the Eagles. Presented by Ford.

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  • 03:42

    Cameron Post-Match

    Jeremy Cameron speaks to media after the victory again the Eagles. Presented by Ford.

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  • 00:54

    Inside The Team Song

    Gary Rohan takes the GoPro inside the Winner's circle.

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  • 07:48

    Highlights: Round 6

    The Cats and Eagles clash in round six

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  • 02:30

    Deadly Duncan's Day Out

    Mitch Duncan raised his game to another level with four goals in a magnificent midfield performance

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  • 02:48

    Jezza Joy In Impressive Opening Hitout

    Cats boom recruit Jeremy Cameron produces an eye-catching performance in his first game for his new club

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  • 00:57

    Duncan's Spectacular Torp

    Mitch Duncan unloads an unbelievable barrel after the siren which will surely be a contender for Goal of the Year

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  • 01:04

    Rohan Rises Twice In Super Show

    Speedy Cat Gary Rohan shows off his hops with two brilliant grabs in tough conditions

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  • 01:37

    Jeremy Cameron Jumper Presentation

    Jeremy Camera was presented his game day jumper by fellow forward Tom Hawkins for his debut game in the hoops.

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  • 00:59

    200 Up For Dahlhaus

    Watch some of the best Luke Dahlhaus moments ahead of his 200th AFL game on Saturday

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  • 00:57

    Stanley Brings Up 150 Games

    Watch some of Rhys Stanley's best moments ahead of his 150th game on Saturday.

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  • 04:41

    Roaming Blicavs

    Mark Blicavs takes a tour around the Geelong kitchen to interview players about their experiences with Luke Dahlhaus on the eve of his 200th game.

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  • 14:11

    Scott Press Conference

    Chris Scott speaks to media ahead of Round 6 matchup against West Coast.

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  • 17:52

    Henry and Simpson Join Podcast

    Jack Henry and Sam Simpson were special guests on the latest Geelong Cats podcast episode, presented by Lake Imaging.

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  • 00:56

    GMHBA Healthy Heroes At Belmont Primary

    GMHBA Healthy Heroes Ambassadors Joel Selwood, Darcy Moloney, and Brandan Parfitt launch their new program at Belmont Primary School.

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  • 04:37

    Selwood Press Conference

    Joel Selwood speaks to media at Belmont Primary School on the launch of the Healthy Heroes Programs

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Henry did a great job helping reduce the influence of West Coast forwards Jack Darling and Oscar Allen with eight intercepts and four contested marks.

Henry was also used in the ruck at times gathering 19 disposals around the ground and pushing forward to kick an eye-catching goal in the second quarter.

Rhys Stanley received three votes in his 150th game.

Stanley did a superb job up against arguably the game’s most influential ruckman Nic Naitanui in the middle. Narrowly losing the hit-out count 25-22 but excelled in using his athleticism away from stoppages with 15 disposals and nine score involvements.

Tom Stewart also received three votes after another consistent performance off half back, while Lachie Henderson and Gary Rohan completed the Cats clean sweep with two votes apiece.