Collingwood star Scott Pendlebury earns Team of the Round honours Magpie Scott Pendlebury in action against Sydney. IT was a weekend for the lesser lights to stand tall in Team of the Round selection. Players such as Matthew Lobbe, Jarrad Grant, Mitch Brown and Shane Savage are all debutant TOTR members, each playing pivotal roles for their teams. Then there are the regulars such as Scott Pendlebury, Ryan Griffen and Jarryd Roughead, the latter having his best season since Hawthorn's premiership in 2008. Tiger Steven Morris puts his body on the line against Brisbane. B: Steven Morris (Richmond): Important part of a team that is building towards something special Mitch Brown (West Coast): Always the subject of trade talk and just added to his value Jarrad McVeigh (Sydney): Has become a ball magnet across half back this season. HB: Shane Savage (Hawthorn): As competition for spots grows, he is staking his claim. Daniel Talia (Adelaide): Has hit peak form in past month after a slow start Ryan Griffen (Western Bulldogs): Went with pick No.3 in the 2004 draft and you can see why. Magpie Dayne Beams shadows Swans defender Nick Malceski. C: Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood): The smooth operator just trots along gathering the ball Trent Cotchin (Richmond): His last five weeks have been right back to his electric 2012 form. Dayne Beams (Collingwood): To come back in such sparkling form is testament to his talent. HF: Chris Mayne (Fremantle): Arguably the best set shot in the game. Jarryd Roughead (Hawthorn): If key position players could win Brownlows, he would go close. Steven Motlop (Geelong): Geelong's, if not the competition's, most improved player F: Kurt Tippett (Sydney): Twenty seven goals from eight games says it all. Jarrad Grant (Western Bulldogs): Could he finally be realising the obvious potential? Angus Monfries (Port Adelaide): Going home has been a blessing. Inspirational Geelong skipper Joel Selwood in action against Port Adelaide. R: Matthew Lobbe (Port Adelaide): Has grown impressively into the number one rucking role. Rory Sloane (Adelaide): Compliments Dangerfield perfectly. Joel Selwood (Geelong): Has added goalkicking to his repertoire this season I: Matthew Priddis (West Coast): For sheer consistency in putting your head over the ball, right up there. David Swallow (Gold Coast): His best game for the season and a sign of what is to come Adam Cooney (Western Bulldogs): When he can run freely there are few better sights. Substitute: Adam Schneider (St Kilda): Proved just what a clever player he is once on the field. Coach: Nathan Buckley (Collingwood): To win by five goals at the reigning premier's home will do me.