Top Fantasy Performers: All-Star Fantasy Lineup of the Week

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World Cup,featuring standout players and performances from the quarter-final matches. Discover who dominated the pitch and earned a spot on the Fantasy Team of the Week.">

September 15, 2025

The stage is set for the semi-finals after a weekend of intense competition, dubbed ‘Epics in Exeter’ and ‘Brutes in Bristol’. Following the quarter-final clashes, the Fantasy Team of the Week has been announced, highlighting the players who delivered remarkable performances. This report details the key contributors and rising stars who are shaping the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025.

Dominant Performances in the Front Row

Linda Djougang showcased an all-around powerful game against France, contributing a try, 24 carries – just behind teammate Aoife Wafer’s remarkable 26 – and a tournament-high 13 tackles for Ireland. Kelsey Clifford continues to impress, securing a spot on the team for the second time in the tournament after scoring two tries against Scotland, bringing her total to five, the most among props and second overall among forwards to Freda Tafuna of the USA with six.

Midfield Mastery and Second Row Strength

Georgia Ponsonby of New Zealand has consistently elevated her game, becoming a crucial asset for the Black Ferns. Her performance against South Africa, with a try assist, a line break, and 15 tackles, was pivotal in securing their victory.Sophie De Goede remains a dominant force, earning a place on the Team of the Week for every round and topping the scoring charts in three of those instances. Her quarter-final against Australia saw her achieve a remarkable feat: scoring points and making ten or more carries in her fourth match – a milestone unmatched by any other player.

Madoussou Fall Raclot distinguished herself with an remarkable defensive effort for France, leading the round with 30 tackles and only missing two. This herculean performance was vital in containing a determined Irish attack.

Loose Forwards Lead the charge

Kaipo Olsen-Baker completed a remarkable recovery from an ankle injury, scoring two tries and leading her team with 26 tackles in the quarter-final. Caroline Crossley also returned to form, topping the round with seven defenders beaten. Charlotte Escudero ignited France’s comeback with a crucial try, while also leading her team in carries (12) and contributing significantly to the defensive effort with 25 tackles.

Backline Brilliance

Justine Pelletier earned her first Team of the Week selection with a standout performance, creating crucial chances for Canada with two try assists and two line break assists, tying with Mo Hunt (england) for the tournament lead in try assists. Holly Aitchison, in her first start, delivered a nerveless performance, scoring a try and converting five of her six attempts for England.

Holly Aitchison of England successfully kicks a conversion during the Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 Quarter Final match against Scotland.

Centres and Outside Backs Shine

Florence Symonds became the fourth Canadian player selected for the team this tournament,achieving her highest score with two line breaks and a try assist while also forcing a turnover. Stacey Waaka continued her impressive form, beating two defenders, making two line breaks, and assisting a try.

Braxton Sorensen-McGee continues her reign as a top performer, leading the outside backs for the third time in four rounds and amassing a tournament-high 364 points. renee Holmes closely followed, scoring two

What are the key stats to watch for quarterbacks to maximize fantasy points?

Quarterback: Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs

Mahomes continues to dominate. Week 14 saw him throw for 333 yards and 4 touchdowns against the Bills, solidifying his position as a top fantasy football quarterback. His consistent performance makes him a must-start in all fantasy leagues. Key stats to watch: Passing yards, touchdowns, and rushing yards.Don’t underestimate the value of his rushing ability in fantasy points calculations.

* Fantasy Points (Week 14): 35.8 (Standard Scoring)

* season Average: 24.5 points per game

* Matchup next Week: vs. New England Patriots (favorable)

Running Back: Bijan Robinson,Atlanta Falcons

Robinson is proving why he was a highly touted draft pick. He’s a dual-threat back, excelling in both rushing and receiving. In week 14, he rushed for 107 yards and added 3 receptions for 30 yards. His versatility is a huge asset in PPR fantasy leagues. Monitoring his workload is crucial for fantasy owners.

* Fantasy Points (Week 14): 20.7 (Standard Scoring), 26.7 (PPR)

* Season Average: 16.2 (standard),21.8 (PPR)

* Matchup Next Week: @ New Orleans Saints (challenging)

Wide Receiver: CeeDee Lamb, Dallas Cowboys

Lamb is Dak Prescott’s go-to receiver and a fantasy football star. he had a monster week, hauling in 12 catches for 250 yards and 3 touchdowns. His target share is consistently high, making him a reliable fantasy WR1. Pay attention to his connection with Prescott – it’s a key to his success.

* Fantasy Points (week 14): 37.0 (Standard Scoring), 49.0 (PPR)

* Season Average: 18.5 (Standard), 25.5 (PPR)

* Matchup Next Week: vs. Buffalo Bills (challenging)

Wide Receiver: A.J. Brown, Philadelphia Eagles

Brown continues to be a dominant force. He’s a big-play threat who consistently delivers. Week 14 saw him rack up 103 receiving yards and a touchdown. His ability to gain yards after the catch makes him a valuable asset in fantasy football. Consider him a cornerstone of your fantasy roster.

* Fantasy Points (Week 14): 17.3 (Standard Scoring), 23.3 (PPR)

* Season Average: 16.8 (Standard), 22.8 (PPR)

* Matchup Next Week: @ Seattle Seahawks (favorable)

Tight End: Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs

Despite a slow start to the season, Kelce is heating up at the right time. He’s mahomes’ favorite target at tight end and a consistent fantasy performer. Week 14 saw him contribute 7 receptions for 76 yards. His experiance and chemistry with Mahomes make him a reliable fantasy tight end.

* Fantasy Points (Week 14): 13.6 (Standard Scoring), 18.6 (PPR)

* Season Average: 11.2 (Standard), 16.2 (PPR)

* Matchup Next Week: vs. New England Patriots (favorable)

Flex: christian Ponder, Minnesota Vikings

Ponder had a surprising week, rushing for 85 yards and 2 touchdowns, adding 4 receptions for 35 yards. He’s a valuable flex play, especially in fantasy football formats that reward versatility. His performance highlights the importance of identifying potential breakout players.

* Fantasy Points (Week 14): 22.0 (Standard Scoring), 28.0 (PPR)

* Season Average: 14.5 (Standard), 19.5 (PPR)

* Matchup Next Week: vs. Detroit Lions (challenging)

Defense/Special Teams: Baltimore Ravens

the Ravens’ defense is a fantasy football powerhouse. They consistently generate sacks, turnovers, and points. Week 14 saw them record 5 sacks and 2 interceptions. Investing in a strong defense can be a game-changer in fantasy football.

* fantasy Points (Week 14): 16

* season Average: 12 points per game

* Matchup Next Week: @ San Francisco 49ers (challenging)

Waiver Wire Watch: Potential Fantasy Sleepers

* Tyjae Spears (RB, New Orleans Saints): Emerging as a key contributor in the Saints’ backfield.

* Rashee Rice (WR, Kansas City Chiefs): Seeing increased targets with each passing week.

* Gerald everett (TE, Los angeles Chargers): A reliable target in the passing game.

Understanding Fantasy point Systems

Different fantasy football platforms use varying scoring systems. Here’s a speedy breakdown: