David Harding
Cain LynchRound 11 South Launceston vs Hobart Teams & Preview
July 1st 2011 15:05
Where & When: Windsor Park, Sunday, June 19th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
South Launceston vs Hobart 11:30am
Teams
South Launceston
B: Daniel Johncock, T. Davis, Athony Viney
HB: Patrick Lawrence, Brad Keegan, Clinton Drake
C: Darcy Lahey, Mitch Thorp, Dane Colbeck
HF: Chris Taylor, Jarrod Price, Jay Blackberry
F: Braden McGee, Tom Larby, Ben Keam
R: Rory Mansell. Beau Thorp, Shaun James
Interchange: Cody Linger, Jonathon Lawrence, Philip Hazzlewood, Marcus Lee, Kody Riddle, Jason Taylor, Ashley Chapman, Tshoboko Moagi
Hobart
B: Trent Harvey, Tim Lewinski, Joshua Dykes
HB: Clinton Flood, Michael Cassidy, Jamie Clark
C: Zach Johnston, Gavin Quirk, David Clark
HF: Bryden Goninon, Matthew Cleary, Mackenzie Willis
F: Geoff Crosswell, Liam Azzopardi, Sam Reeves
R: Todd Willing, Claude Alcorso, Ryan Sullivan
Interchange: Todd Kelly, Justin Harvey, Ben Garret, Danny Flood, Max Catchpool, Stuart Peterson, Christopher Noye, Charlie Leek
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: After its season opening win over Devonport, South Launceston returned to earth with a 93-point loss to Glenorchy at KGV Oval. Hobart was embarrassed last round, held to just three goals in a 133-smacking from Clarence at the TCA Ground.
BURNING QUESTION: Which team can bounce back from the previous rounds hammering the best and secure a much needed victory?
THE KEY: Hobart key forward Michael Cassidy has the size and skill to be the dominant big man. He was thrashed last week by Clarence’s Gregg Sharman, but here he can turn it out and help the Tigers to just their third win of the season.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Both teams are playing for pride, but Hobart is just a bit more advanced in its development and has a smattering more of experienced TSL players. While wins are few and far between for both sides, Tigers need the win more so for their creditability and to get something out of this season.
TIP: Hobart by 48 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
South Launceston vs Hobart 11:30am
Teams
South Launceston
B: Daniel Johncock, T. Davis, Athony Viney
HB: Patrick Lawrence, Brad Keegan, Clinton Drake
C: Darcy Lahey, Mitch Thorp, Dane Colbeck
HF: Chris Taylor, Jarrod Price, Jay Blackberry
F: Braden McGee, Tom Larby, Ben Keam
R: Rory Mansell. Beau Thorp, Shaun James
Interchange: Cody Linger, Jonathon Lawrence, Philip Hazzlewood, Marcus Lee, Kody Riddle, Jason Taylor, Ashley Chapman, Tshoboko Moagi
Hobart
B: Trent Harvey, Tim Lewinski, Joshua Dykes
HB: Clinton Flood, Michael Cassidy, Jamie Clark
C: Zach Johnston, Gavin Quirk, David Clark
HF: Bryden Goninon, Matthew Cleary, Mackenzie Willis
F: Geoff Crosswell, Liam Azzopardi, Sam Reeves
R: Todd Willing, Claude Alcorso, Ryan Sullivan
Interchange: Todd Kelly, Justin Harvey, Ben Garret, Danny Flood, Max Catchpool, Stuart Peterson, Christopher Noye, Charlie Leek
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: After its season opening win over Devonport, South Launceston returned to earth with a 93-point loss to Glenorchy at KGV Oval. Hobart was embarrassed last round, held to just three goals in a 133-smacking from Clarence at the TCA Ground.
BURNING QUESTION: Which team can bounce back from the previous rounds hammering the best and secure a much needed victory?
THE KEY: Hobart key forward Michael Cassidy has the size and skill to be the dominant big man. He was thrashed last week by Clarence’s Gregg Sharman, but here he can turn it out and help the Tigers to just their third win of the season.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Both teams are playing for pride, but Hobart is just a bit more advanced in its development and has a smattering more of experienced TSL players. While wins are few and far between for both sides, Tigers need the win more so for their creditability and to get something out of this season.
TIP: Hobart by 48 points.
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