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January 6th 2012 12:21
We have not made many TSL updates in awhile, we will do so very soon, and that will be once the TSL fixture for 2012 is released.
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Minor Tasmanian State League News
November 11th 2011 02:08
Clarence's Ben Setchell has moved to DOSA in the old scholars and will take on an assistant coaching role. Clarence also welcomes Zac Mastrocola from North Hobart, Jake Cox from Glenorchy, and Chris Hensby from Clarence.
Glenorchy's Clinton Brown has given up on the club after only half a season by joining the Central Hawks in the SFL. Its his fourth club since 2009.
Glenorchy has announced former Melbourne draftee, and former Glenorchy, Tassie Devil, and North Launceston player Ben Beams as their new coach for 2012. Glenorchy and Byron Howard agreed to part ways mid-season and Kim Excell took over, from there Glenorchy started their fight back now Ben Beams who has coached in the ODFA and also coached Myrtleford will coach
Bart McCulloch has returned to Tasmania and re-joined his junior club in South Launceston, Bart was drafted by the Brisbane Lions, and then was delisted, he was given another shot on the rookie list but was again delisted.
Mitch Thorp has been appointed the new coach of the Bulldogs for next season, Thorp came to the club this season after returning to the state, now he's taken over from Dale Chugg who surprised everyone by quitting the position.
Hobart Assistant Coach Michael Cassidy has signed with Lauderdale FC in the exact same role. He says that Hobarts current off the field problems were not the reason for the move, saying he couldn't resist a coaching role with Darren Winter. Winter said that Cassidy was the biggest signing in some time.
But Hobart will not go down with a fight with president Phil Baker telling WIN that if Cassidy leaves the tigers, he will not be able to play for any club next season.
And North Launceston's Darren Crawford has knocked back offers from the VFL and Launceston by resigning for the bombers.
Glenorchy's Clinton Brown has given up on the club after only half a season by joining the Central Hawks in the SFL. Its his fourth club since 2009.
Glenorchy has announced former Melbourne draftee, and former Glenorchy, Tassie Devil, and North Launceston player Ben Beams as their new coach for 2012. Glenorchy and Byron Howard agreed to part ways mid-season and Kim Excell took over, from there Glenorchy started their fight back now Ben Beams who has coached in the ODFA and also coached Myrtleford will coach
Bart McCulloch has returned to Tasmania and re-joined his junior club in South Launceston, Bart was drafted by the Brisbane Lions, and then was delisted, he was given another shot on the rookie list but was again delisted.
Mitch Thorp has been appointed the new coach of the Bulldogs for next season, Thorp came to the club this season after returning to the state, now he's taken over from Dale Chugg who surprised everyone by quitting the position.
Hobart Assistant Coach Michael Cassidy has signed with Lauderdale FC in the exact same role. He says that Hobarts current off the field problems were not the reason for the move, saying he couldn't resist a coaching role with Darren Winter. Winter said that Cassidy was the biggest signing in some time.
But Hobart will not go down with a fight with president Phil Baker telling WIN that if Cassidy leaves the tigers, he will not be able to play for any club next season.
And North Launceston's Darren Crawford has knocked back offers from the VFL and Launceston by resigning for the bombers.
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TSL Preliminary Final: Launceston vs Clarence Preview
September 16th 2011 06:13
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FORM: Launceston did the unthinkable last week. After going through the roster season undefeated, the Blues were well beaten by Burnie at Aurora in the second semi-final by 23 points. After consecutive losses, Clarence bounced back in the best possible way with a 59-point smashing of Glenorchy at Bellerive in the first semi-final.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Launceston avoid the chokers tag or will they go out in straight sets after a perfect home and away season? Is dual premier Clarence back to its best or was last week merely a dying kick of a club on the way down?
THE KEY: Clarence small forward Trent Standen is called “Speedy” for a reason as Glenorchy found out the hard way in the semi-final. Standen was simply unbelievable bagging a career-best nine goals either on the lead or in classic crumbing fashion. He has elite speed but the question is does Launceston have anyone who can slow Standen down or will he propel the Roos to their third grand final?
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Launceston will go into the game with a fair amount of pressure and self doubt after last week’s loss while Clarence has big game experience and a boost in confidence thanks to its big win over Glenorchy. But it would be folly to ignore the Blues form throughout the home and away season. Launceston was by far the TSL’s best team throughout and it has not lost all of this after one loss to the in-form Dockers. They also went into the final off a soft run – the last two roster games against the two bottom teams, South Launceston and Devonport, followed by the first week’s rest – that had the Blues ripe for the picking. Clarence is relying on burst footy to get the job done, as witnessed by its nine-goal to one second term against the Pies last week. Launceston will not allow the Roos to pile on the goals as Glenorchy did last week.
TIP: Launceston by 23 points.
FORM: Launceston did the unthinkable last week. After going through the roster season undefeated, the Blues were well beaten by Burnie at Aurora in the second semi-final by 23 points. After consecutive losses, Clarence bounced back in the best possible way with a 59-point smashing of Glenorchy at Bellerive in the first semi-final.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Launceston avoid the chokers tag or will they go out in straight sets after a perfect home and away season? Is dual premier Clarence back to its best or was last week merely a dying kick of a club on the way down?
THE KEY: Clarence small forward Trent Standen is called “Speedy” for a reason as Glenorchy found out the hard way in the semi-final. Standen was simply unbelievable bagging a career-best nine goals either on the lead or in classic crumbing fashion. He has elite speed but the question is does Launceston have anyone who can slow Standen down or will he propel the Roos to their third grand final?
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Launceston will go into the game with a fair amount of pressure and self doubt after last week’s loss while Clarence has big game experience and a boost in confidence thanks to its big win over Glenorchy. But it would be folly to ignore the Blues form throughout the home and away season. Launceston was by far the TSL’s best team throughout and it has not lost all of this after one loss to the in-form Dockers. They also went into the final off a soft run – the last two roster games against the two bottom teams, South Launceston and Devonport, followed by the first week’s rest – that had the Blues ripe for the picking. Clarence is relying on burst footy to get the job done, as witnessed by its nine-goal to one second term against the Pies last week. Launceston will not allow the Roos to pile on the goals as Glenorchy did last week.
TIP: Launceston by 23 points.
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Round 17 Hobart vs North Hobart Preview
August 21st 2011 00:06
Where & When: TCA Ground, Sunday, August 21st 2:00PM
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Round 17 South Launceston vs Launceston Preview
August 21st 2011 00:00
Where & When: Youngtown Oval, Sunday, August 21sh 1:00PM
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Round 17 Burnie vs Devonport Preview
August 19th 2011 10:04
Where & When: West Park, Saturday, August 20th 2:00PM
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Round 17 North Launceston vs Glenorchy Preview
August 19th 2011 10:00
Where & When: Aurora Stadium, Saturday, August 20th 2:00PM
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Round 17 Clarence vs Lauderdale Preview
August 19th 2011 09:51
Where & When: Bellerive Oval, Saturday, August 20th 1:10PM
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Round 16 Launceston vs Burnie Teams & Preview
August 12th 2011 05:59
Where & When: Windsor Park, Saturday, August 13th 2:00PM
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Round 16 Lauderdale vs South Launceston
August 12th 2011 05:55
Where & When: Lauderdale Oval, Saturday, August 13th 2:00PM
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