David Harding
Cain LynchRound 12 Launceston vs South Launceston Teams & Preview
July 8th 2011 11:45
Where & When: Windsor Park, Sunday, July 10th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Launceston vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Launceston
B: Jordan Harris, Gene Savage, Ryan De Visser
HB: Gary Shipton, Josh Woolley, Beau Green
C: Shaun Pennefather, Sam O'Keefe, Chris Savage
HF: Scott Sinclair, Tom Claridge, Sam Rundle
F: Sonny Whiting, Brian Finch, Scott Stephens
R: Joe Groenewegen, Tim Bristow, Issac McCrimmon
Interchange: Joe Boyce, Thomas Sheppard, Corey Sheppard, Kurt McCabe, Will Stoltenberg, Majek Miar, Tim Curwen, Kyle Turmine
South Launceston
B: Bradley Keegan, Ryan Davis, Ben Keam
HB: Daniel Johncock, Cody Linger, Shaun James
C: Dane Colbeck, Beau Thorp, Ashley Chapman
HF: Jonathon Lawrence, Tom Larby, Jay Blackberry
F: Aaron Viney, Jarrod Price, Braden McGee
R: Rory Mansell, Clinton Drake, Patrick Lawrence
Interchange: Darcy Lahey, Callum Mulder, Philip Hazzlewood, Tshoboko Moari, Cody Weedon, Jason Taylor, Anthony Brown, Joshua Matthews
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Unbeaten on top of the ladder after 11 rounds sums up Launceston's form. South Launceston is starting to show some promising signs in the second half of the season. The Bulldogs recorded their second win of the year last round with a six-goal victory over Hobart & their second win in three rounds.
BURNING QUESTION: Can anyone get near Launceston before the finals? Just how much has South Launceston improved?
THE KEY: While most attention has been on Blues full-forward Brian Finch and his quest to become the first man to reach 100 goals in the reborn TSL, Sonny Whiting has quietly been going about his business. In his first year back with the Blues after a season's hiatus, Whiting has been an excellent foil for Finch with 26 goals, including 11 in his last four games. The Blues were found out in last year's finals series with too much reliance on Finch but Whiting and Co., they are spreading the load and are far more difficult to shut down.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is excellent to see South Launceston's form curve on the up, but getting anywhere near the Blues is simply too big an ask for the young Bulldogs as this stage. Launceston has class, size and experience and should bolt away to their 12th straight win.
TIP: Launceston by 89 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Launceston vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Launceston
B: Jordan Harris, Gene Savage, Ryan De Visser
HB: Gary Shipton, Josh Woolley, Beau Green
C: Shaun Pennefather, Sam O'Keefe, Chris Savage
HF: Scott Sinclair, Tom Claridge, Sam Rundle
F: Sonny Whiting, Brian Finch, Scott Stephens
R: Joe Groenewegen, Tim Bristow, Issac McCrimmon
Interchange: Joe Boyce, Thomas Sheppard, Corey Sheppard, Kurt McCabe, Will Stoltenberg, Majek Miar, Tim Curwen, Kyle Turmine
South Launceston
B: Bradley Keegan, Ryan Davis, Ben Keam
HB: Daniel Johncock, Cody Linger, Shaun James
C: Dane Colbeck, Beau Thorp, Ashley Chapman
HF: Jonathon Lawrence, Tom Larby, Jay Blackberry
F: Aaron Viney, Jarrod Price, Braden McGee
R: Rory Mansell, Clinton Drake, Patrick Lawrence
Interchange: Darcy Lahey, Callum Mulder, Philip Hazzlewood, Tshoboko Moari, Cody Weedon, Jason Taylor, Anthony Brown, Joshua Matthews
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Unbeaten on top of the ladder after 11 rounds sums up Launceston's form. South Launceston is starting to show some promising signs in the second half of the season. The Bulldogs recorded their second win of the year last round with a six-goal victory over Hobart & their second win in three rounds.
BURNING QUESTION: Can anyone get near Launceston before the finals? Just how much has South Launceston improved?
THE KEY: While most attention has been on Blues full-forward Brian Finch and his quest to become the first man to reach 100 goals in the reborn TSL, Sonny Whiting has quietly been going about his business. In his first year back with the Blues after a season's hiatus, Whiting has been an excellent foil for Finch with 26 goals, including 11 in his last four games. The Blues were found out in last year's finals series with too much reliance on Finch but Whiting and Co., they are spreading the load and are far more difficult to shut down.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is excellent to see South Launceston's form curve on the up, but getting anywhere near the Blues is simply too big an ask for the young Bulldogs as this stage. Launceston has class, size and experience and should bolt away to their 12th straight win.
TIP: Launceston by 89 points.
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