David Harding
Cain LynchNorth Launceston vs Devonport Teams & Preview
July 1st 2011 15:01
Where & When: Aurora Stadium Saturday, July 1st 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
North Launceston vs Devonport 11:30am
Teams
North Launceston
B: Matthew Viney, Lyndon Stubbs, Jack Avent
HB: Luke Purdon, Geoff Mohr, Michael Praciak
C: Leigh Harding, Shane Wager, Aaron Viney
HF: Taylor Whitford, Joel Mountney, Mitchell van den Berg
F: Adam Zanevra, Darren Crawford, Zachary Burt
R: Andrew McLean, Callen Young, Allan O'Sign
Interchange: Michael Roe, Gavin Provis, Ethan Potterwood, Matthew Young, Luke McCarty, Stephen Heppel, Mark Walsh, Ben Elmer
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Sam Walker
HB: Timothy Mee, Kaidyn Howe, Jack Stokes
C: David Overton, Al Clements, Brennon Kendall
HF: Ward Rakei, Aaron McNab, Beau Sharman
F: Jordan Lewtas, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Adam McDermott, Ben Walker, Bradley Symons
Interchange: Jordan Marshall, Sam Lutwyche, Alex Lee, Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Wilson, Alex Benson, Scott Bennetts
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Launceston has won its last two to join Glenorchy and Burnie in third after its five-point win over the latter last round. Devonport could take very little from last round, belted by 130-points by Launceston to remain rooted to the bottom of the ladder.
BURNING QUESTION: The Northern Bombers have by far the worst percentage out of the teams fighting for third spot; can it receive a big boost against the struggling Pies? What can Devonport gain out of a season that has gone from terrible to horrendous?
THE KEY: Allan O’Sign has been moved forward in recent weeks with excellent results. He kicked four goals against Hobart and a game-high three in the low-scoring win over Burnie. Good on the lead, smart and a reliable kick on goal, he has given the Northern Bombers another target and allowed Darren Crawford to switch between the midfield and attack more regularly.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Devonport just does not have the cattle to test most of the TSL teams, especially one eyeing off a final – and possibly third spot. The Magpies simply cannot match the likes of Crawford, O’Sign, Shane Wager and Michael Praciak – even with the loss of ruckman Paul O’Shea to injury.
TIP: North Launceston by 89 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
North Launceston vs Devonport 11:30am
Teams
North Launceston
B: Matthew Viney, Lyndon Stubbs, Jack Avent
HB: Luke Purdon, Geoff Mohr, Michael Praciak
C: Leigh Harding, Shane Wager, Aaron Viney
HF: Taylor Whitford, Joel Mountney, Mitchell van den Berg
F: Adam Zanevra, Darren Crawford, Zachary Burt
R: Andrew McLean, Callen Young, Allan O'Sign
Interchange: Michael Roe, Gavin Provis, Ethan Potterwood, Matthew Young, Luke McCarty, Stephen Heppel, Mark Walsh, Ben Elmer
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Sam Walker
HB: Timothy Mee, Kaidyn Howe, Jack Stokes
C: David Overton, Al Clements, Brennon Kendall
HF: Ward Rakei, Aaron McNab, Beau Sharman
F: Jordan Lewtas, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Adam McDermott, Ben Walker, Bradley Symons
Interchange: Jordan Marshall, Sam Lutwyche, Alex Lee, Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Wilson, Alex Benson, Scott Bennetts
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Launceston has won its last two to join Glenorchy and Burnie in third after its five-point win over the latter last round. Devonport could take very little from last round, belted by 130-points by Launceston to remain rooted to the bottom of the ladder.
BURNING QUESTION: The Northern Bombers have by far the worst percentage out of the teams fighting for third spot; can it receive a big boost against the struggling Pies? What can Devonport gain out of a season that has gone from terrible to horrendous?
THE KEY: Allan O’Sign has been moved forward in recent weeks with excellent results. He kicked four goals against Hobart and a game-high three in the low-scoring win over Burnie. Good on the lead, smart and a reliable kick on goal, he has given the Northern Bombers another target and allowed Darren Crawford to switch between the midfield and attack more regularly.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Devonport just does not have the cattle to test most of the TSL teams, especially one eyeing off a final – and possibly third spot. The Magpies simply cannot match the likes of Crawford, O’Sign, Shane Wager and Michael Praciak – even with the loss of ruckman Paul O’Shea to injury.
TIP: North Launceston by 89 points.
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