David Harding
Cain LynchRound 12 Clarence vs North Hobart Teams & Preview
July 8th 2011 11:29
Where & When: Bellerive Oval Saturday, July 9th 3:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Clarence vs North Hobart 12:30pm
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Tim Castle, Gregg Sharman, Rohan Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Jack Gleeson
HF: Trent Standen, Charlie Riewoldt, Ben Setchell
F: Alex Gilmour, Mitch Williamson, Nick Paine
R: Drew Westfield, Jackson O'Brien, Angus Brettingham-Moore
Interchange: Jason Bailey, Mitch Swan, Bradley Coad, Jack Boon, Tom Balcombe, Ryan Bailey, Matthew Round, Taylor Williamson
North Hobart
B: Callen Dell, Jesse Wells, Hugh Williams
HB: Michael Fisher, Nathan Hardy, Adrian Williams
C: Matt McIntyre, Zane Murphy, Joe Arnold
HF: Justin Veitch, Zeke Gardam, Caden Wilson
F: Ollie Di Venuto, Paul Allison, Nat Martin
R: Tim Peterson, Nathan Street, Rhys Long
Interchange: Brodie Shade, Ben Free, Jonathon Hardman, Travis Brown, Tom Arnold, Geoff Unsworth, Tom Nichols, Robert Lapolla
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence is starting to look frighteningly good, as evidenced by its comprehensive 11-goal thumping of Lauderdale last round, its seventh win in a row. North Hobart bounced back from a week of controversy to hand new coach Lance Spaulding a 31-point victory over Glenorchy to stay in finals contention.
BURNING QUESTION: How close is Clarence from its form that landed the first two TSL premierships? Was last week's performance a one-off for the Jekyll and Hyde Demons or can Spaulding produce a consistent effort not seen from North Hobart in many years?
THE KEY: Key defender Jesse Wells is a bit of a barometer for the Demons, it seems when he fires so does North Hobart. He thrashed Ben Reynolds, one of the best key forwards in the TSL, last round and will probably get the job on Mitch Williamson against Clarence. Williamson kicked eight goals last week but will find it much tougher against Wells.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Hobart was very impressive last week under Spaulding applying plenty of pressure in a disciplined performance, two aspects not seen by those in red and blue in a month. But beating up on a depleted Glenorchy is completely different to beating Clarence at Bellerive. The Roos are travelling beautifully at the moment and appear too consistent and experienced for the Demons.
TIP: Clarence by 27 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Clarence vs North Hobart 12:30pm
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Tim Castle, Gregg Sharman, Rohan Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Jack Gleeson
HF: Trent Standen, Charlie Riewoldt, Ben Setchell
F: Alex Gilmour, Mitch Williamson, Nick Paine
R: Drew Westfield, Jackson O'Brien, Angus Brettingham-Moore
Interchange: Jason Bailey, Mitch Swan, Bradley Coad, Jack Boon, Tom Balcombe, Ryan Bailey, Matthew Round, Taylor Williamson
North Hobart
B: Callen Dell, Jesse Wells, Hugh Williams
HB: Michael Fisher, Nathan Hardy, Adrian Williams
C: Matt McIntyre, Zane Murphy, Joe Arnold
HF: Justin Veitch, Zeke Gardam, Caden Wilson
F: Ollie Di Venuto, Paul Allison, Nat Martin
R: Tim Peterson, Nathan Street, Rhys Long
Interchange: Brodie Shade, Ben Free, Jonathon Hardman, Travis Brown, Tom Arnold, Geoff Unsworth, Tom Nichols, Robert Lapolla
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence is starting to look frighteningly good, as evidenced by its comprehensive 11-goal thumping of Lauderdale last round, its seventh win in a row. North Hobart bounced back from a week of controversy to hand new coach Lance Spaulding a 31-point victory over Glenorchy to stay in finals contention.
BURNING QUESTION: How close is Clarence from its form that landed the first two TSL premierships? Was last week's performance a one-off for the Jekyll and Hyde Demons or can Spaulding produce a consistent effort not seen from North Hobart in many years?
THE KEY: Key defender Jesse Wells is a bit of a barometer for the Demons, it seems when he fires so does North Hobart. He thrashed Ben Reynolds, one of the best key forwards in the TSL, last round and will probably get the job on Mitch Williamson against Clarence. Williamson kicked eight goals last week but will find it much tougher against Wells.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Hobart was very impressive last week under Spaulding applying plenty of pressure in a disciplined performance, two aspects not seen by those in red and blue in a month. But beating up on a depleted Glenorchy is completely different to beating Clarence at Bellerive. The Roos are travelling beautifully at the moment and appear too consistent and experienced for the Demons.
TIP: Clarence by 27 points.
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