GEELONG star Tom Stewart has escaped suspension for his clumsy collision with Ollie Wines on Sunday, while North Melbourne’s Cameron Zurhaar has been cleared for his incident with St Kilda ruck, Rowan Marshall.

Zurhaar’s Kangaroos teammate Paul Curtis, however, has copped a one-match ban for striking young Saint Angus Hastie.

During the Cats’ 88-point win at GMHBA Stadium on Sunday, Stewart jumped off the ground in an attempt to smother a Wines handpass and landed on his opponent.

Wines clobbered as Stewart’s desperate effort goes awry

Ollie Wines pulls up worse for wear after getting crunched by Tom Stewart in this heavy clash

The act did not appear malicious and Stewart immediately showed concern for Wines, who was clearly sore but able to play out the game and was one of the Power’s best contributors.

Stewart has been cited by the Match Review Officer for rough conduct, but the grading of careless conduct and low impact means he has escaped with a fine.

Curtis, meanwhile, has been hit with a one-game suspension for striking Hastie off the ball and will miss Sunday’s game against Greater Western Sydney in Canberra.

Roo on report: Off-the-ball strike spells MRO danger

Paul Curtis goes in the book right on the siren after appearing to collect Angus Hastie high with a swinging blow

Zurhaar was expected to come under scrutiny for an incident with Marshall, but has been cleared of any wrongdoing.

“Based on the evidence available it was the view of the MRO that Zurhaar makes negligible high contact (if any) with Marshall in the contest. No further action was taken,” the MRO said in a statement.

Zurhaar comes flying, clips Marshall high

Cameron Zurhaar could come under Match Review Officer scrutiny for this incident with Rowan Marshall