David HardingRound 12 Launceston vs North Launceston Teams & Preview
June 25th 2010 13:44
Where & When: Windsor Park, Saturday, June 26th, 1:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forum, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Launceston vs North Launceston 10.00pm
Colts
Launceston vs North Launceston 12:00pm
Teams
Launceston
B: Gary Shipton, Gene Savage, Sam O'Keefe
HB: Daniel Ellis, Jason Edwards, Cameron Downie
C: Kurt McCabe, Will Campbell, Josef Boyce
HF: Jesse Lonergan, Nathan O'Donoghue, Joe Robinson
F: Tim Bristow, Adrian Finch, Brian Finch
R: Andrea Miar, Scott Stephens, Corey Sheppard
Interchange: Tim Curwan, Michael Sinclair, Broderick Hardacre, Thomas Holmes, Luke French, D Brown, Ben Crick
In: D Brown, Broderick Hardacre, Ben Crick, Thomas Holmes, Tim Curwan
Out: Gary Mohr
North Launceston
B: Matthew Viney, Joel Moutney, Callum Newman
HB: Zane Murphy, Matthew Young, Hamish Shaw
C: Callan Young, Shane Wager, Andrew Willmot
HF: Michael Prasiak, Justin Cotton, Anthony Viney
F: Adam Viney, Darren Crawford, Lyndon Stubbs
R: Andrew McLean, Allan O'Sign, Geoff Crosswell
Interchange: Bradley Cox-Goodyer, Matthew Wilson, Beau Thorp, Scott Fenton, Jayde Child, Hayden Fox, Ethan Potterwood, Matthew Laskey
In: Hayden Fox, Matthew Laskey, Zane Murphy, Matthew Wilson
Out: Nil.
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Launceston is smoking hot at the moment, having won five straight to jump to second on the back of a 74-point thumping of previously second-placed Devonport at Devonport. North Launceston just got over the line on virtually the last kick of the day at home over Hobart, leaving both of this round’s combatants on seven wins and four losses.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Launceston now declare itself the second best team in the competition? Is North Launceston a true premiership contender or merely just filling up a spot in the finals but short of the true top teams?
THE KEY: Tasmanian and Launceston captain Scott Stephens is in scintillating form, kicking goals and dominating goals from the midfield. Can run all day and is a regular supplied to the Blues dangerous midfield. The Northern Bombers will need to quell his influence if they are to pull off a win.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: North Launceston will be greatly boosted by the return of Zane Murphy – leader in the RACT Insurance player of the year – from a three match suspension but Launceston has too many big guns up forward in Brian Finch and Nathan O'’
onoghue that should help the Blues kick a winning score.
TIP: Launceston by 20 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forum, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Launceston vs North Launceston 10.00pm
Colts
Launceston vs North Launceston 12:00pm
Teams
Launceston
B: Gary Shipton, Gene Savage, Sam O'Keefe
HB: Daniel Ellis, Jason Edwards, Cameron Downie
C: Kurt McCabe, Will Campbell, Josef Boyce
HF: Jesse Lonergan, Nathan O'Donoghue, Joe Robinson
F: Tim Bristow, Adrian Finch, Brian Finch
R: Andrea Miar, Scott Stephens, Corey Sheppard
Interchange: Tim Curwan, Michael Sinclair, Broderick Hardacre, Thomas Holmes, Luke French, D Brown, Ben Crick
In: D Brown, Broderick Hardacre, Ben Crick, Thomas Holmes, Tim Curwan
Out: Gary Mohr
North Launceston
B: Matthew Viney, Joel Moutney, Callum Newman
HB: Zane Murphy, Matthew Young, Hamish Shaw
C: Callan Young, Shane Wager, Andrew Willmot
HF: Michael Prasiak, Justin Cotton, Anthony Viney
F: Adam Viney, Darren Crawford, Lyndon Stubbs
R: Andrew McLean, Allan O'Sign, Geoff Crosswell
Interchange: Bradley Cox-Goodyer, Matthew Wilson, Beau Thorp, Scott Fenton, Jayde Child, Hayden Fox, Ethan Potterwood, Matthew Laskey
In: Hayden Fox, Matthew Laskey, Zane Murphy, Matthew Wilson
Out: Nil.
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Launceston is smoking hot at the moment, having won five straight to jump to second on the back of a 74-point thumping of previously second-placed Devonport at Devonport. North Launceston just got over the line on virtually the last kick of the day at home over Hobart, leaving both of this round’s combatants on seven wins and four losses.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Launceston now declare itself the second best team in the competition? Is North Launceston a true premiership contender or merely just filling up a spot in the finals but short of the true top teams?
THE KEY: Tasmanian and Launceston captain Scott Stephens is in scintillating form, kicking goals and dominating goals from the midfield. Can run all day and is a regular supplied to the Blues dangerous midfield. The Northern Bombers will need to quell his influence if they are to pull off a win.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: North Launceston will be greatly boosted by the return of Zane Murphy – leader in the RACT Insurance player of the year – from a three match suspension but Launceston has too many big guns up forward in Brian Finch and Nathan O'’
onoghue that should help the Blues kick a winning score.TIP: Launceston by 20 points.
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