David HardingDOSA in with a chance
July 12th 2010 08:13
Sourced: The Mercury - The Voice of Tasmania
[B]DOSA kept its finals hopes alive with a gritty 27-point win over St Virgil's in Saturday's Old Scholars competition.[/B]
DOSA looked in control at half-time, leading by 32 points, but St Virgil's kicked seven goals in the third quarter to reduce the margin.
But in the final quarter DOSA hit back with five goals to seal the game.
Jim Penwright, Luke Manser, Jason Green and Kieran Dooley were best for DOSA.
For Saints, Gerard Burke, Jay and Josh Nibbs and Brad Dodge played well.
University took over top spot with victory over Richmond.
University's ability to control the game in the first half proved vital in the final analysis, but Richmond fought back in the second half to fail by just six points at the final siren.
Luke Niejalke, Hamish Scott, Wayne Hogan and Field Reeves were best for University. Scott Boxall, Adam Daft, Josh Woolley and Darryl Williams were the pick for Richmond.
OHA had a 45-point win against Channel but had to work hard against the home team .
Channel was well served by Sam Bouwman, Tim OBrien, Brendan Lorkin and Matt Turnbull, looking a real chance to win its first game of the season when it trailed by only six points at half-time but OHA kicked away in the second half led by Shane Bryan, Scott McCullum, Ben Langford and Nick Skeggs.
[B]DOSA kept its finals hopes alive with a gritty 27-point win over St Virgil's in Saturday's Old Scholars competition.[/B]
DOSA looked in control at half-time, leading by 32 points, but St Virgil's kicked seven goals in the third quarter to reduce the margin.
But in the final quarter DOSA hit back with five goals to seal the game.
Jim Penwright, Luke Manser, Jason Green and Kieran Dooley were best for DOSA.
For Saints, Gerard Burke, Jay and Josh Nibbs and Brad Dodge played well.
University took over top spot with victory over Richmond.
University's ability to control the game in the first half proved vital in the final analysis, but Richmond fought back in the second half to fail by just six points at the final siren.
Luke Niejalke, Hamish Scott, Wayne Hogan and Field Reeves were best for University. Scott Boxall, Adam Daft, Josh Woolley and Darryl Williams were the pick for Richmond.
OHA had a 45-point win against Channel but had to work hard against the home team .
Channel was well served by Sam Bouwman, Tim OBrien, Brendan Lorkin and Matt Turnbull, looking a real chance to win its first game of the season when it trailed by only six points at half-time but OHA kicked away in the second half led by Shane Bryan, Scott McCullum, Ben Langford and Nick Skeggs.
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