David Harding
Cain LynchRound 10 South Launceston vs Devonport Teams & Preview
June 4th 2010 08:09
Where & When: Youngtown Memorial Oval, Saturday, June 5th, 4:30PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
South Launceston vs Devonport 2.30pm
Colts
South Launceston vs Devonport 12:30am
Teams
B: Al Clemens, Sam Hess, Corey Plumbridge
HB: Brad McDonald, Vincent Ponsonby, Trent Allen
C: Clay Hardy, Kurt Heazlewood, Sam Whish-Wilson
HF: Philip Crowden, Ben Reynolds, Chris McDonald
F: Rhys Colbeck, Andrew Taylor, Brad Symmons
R: Cory Matthews, Trent McCrossen, Matthew Smith
Interchange: Clint Viney, Shaun McCrossen, Ryan Williams, Scott Bennetts, Brady Stubbs, Ryan Keep, Brennon Kendall, Sam Widdowson
In: Brennon Kendall, Brad McDonald
Out: Corey Dyson
South Launceston
B: Michael Lette, Ashley Chapman, Thomas Reinmuth
HB: Jacon Gelston, Steven Mayne, S James
C: Cody Weedan, Chris Taylor, Richard Heazlewood
HF: Jay Blackberry, Alec Fotheringham, Jarrod Price
F: Clinton Drake, Troy Murphy, T Smith
R: Mitch Hills, Jobi Harper, Nick Buller
Interchange: Mitch Towns, Daniel Johncock, Braden McGee, Jordan Ziemkiewicz, Brad Foley, Jacob Saunders, Anthony Viney
In: T Smith, Mitchell Towns, Nick Barrett, Daniel Johncock, Brad Foley, Nick Buller, Cody Weedan, Jordan Ziemkiewicz, Jacob Saunders
Out: Michael Musicka, Dylan Riley, John MacKenzie, Corey Page, Jason Zadow
Preview
Preview Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Three consecutive losses have seen Launceston plummet to last place on the TSL ladder. Devonport’s form could not be more contrasting, with six straight wins taking the Northern Magpies to second, and deservedly so.
BURNING QUESTION: With up to four players in the Mariners team, can South Launceston be competitive against the Northern Magpies? Will Devonport eventually be the best team to seriously have a crack at Clarence?
THE KEY: Magpie Brad McDonald returns from a minor hamstring strain, adding vital run to a Devonport side not known for its leg speed. He is a key component to the team with his speed and ability to carry the ball and break the lines.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Devonport should comfortably continue its winning streak going. With the absence of its Mariners players, the young Doggies simply lack the class and experience to take it up to the inform Northern Magpies.
TIP: Devonport by 54 points
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
South Launceston vs Devonport 2.30pm
Colts
South Launceston vs Devonport 12:30am
Teams
B: Al Clemens, Sam Hess, Corey Plumbridge
HB: Brad McDonald, Vincent Ponsonby, Trent Allen
C: Clay Hardy, Kurt Heazlewood, Sam Whish-Wilson
HF: Philip Crowden, Ben Reynolds, Chris McDonald
F: Rhys Colbeck, Andrew Taylor, Brad Symmons
R: Cory Matthews, Trent McCrossen, Matthew Smith
Interchange: Clint Viney, Shaun McCrossen, Ryan Williams, Scott Bennetts, Brady Stubbs, Ryan Keep, Brennon Kendall, Sam Widdowson
In: Brennon Kendall, Brad McDonald
Out: Corey Dyson
South Launceston
B: Michael Lette, Ashley Chapman, Thomas Reinmuth
HB: Jacon Gelston, Steven Mayne, S James
C: Cody Weedan, Chris Taylor, Richard Heazlewood
HF: Jay Blackberry, Alec Fotheringham, Jarrod Price
F: Clinton Drake, Troy Murphy, T Smith
R: Mitch Hills, Jobi Harper, Nick Buller
Interchange: Mitch Towns, Daniel Johncock, Braden McGee, Jordan Ziemkiewicz, Brad Foley, Jacob Saunders, Anthony Viney
In: T Smith, Mitchell Towns, Nick Barrett, Daniel Johncock, Brad Foley, Nick Buller, Cody Weedan, Jordan Ziemkiewicz, Jacob Saunders
Preview
Preview Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Three consecutive losses have seen Launceston plummet to last place on the TSL ladder. Devonport’s form could not be more contrasting, with six straight wins taking the Northern Magpies to second, and deservedly so.
BURNING QUESTION: With up to four players in the Mariners team, can South Launceston be competitive against the Northern Magpies? Will Devonport eventually be the best team to seriously have a crack at Clarence?
THE KEY: Magpie Brad McDonald returns from a minor hamstring strain, adding vital run to a Devonport side not known for its leg speed. He is a key component to the team with his speed and ability to carry the ball and break the lines.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Devonport should comfortably continue its winning streak going. With the absence of its Mariners players, the young Doggies simply lack the class and experience to take it up to the inform Northern Magpies.
TIP: Devonport by 54 points
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