David Harding
Cain LynchRound 12 North Hobart vs South Launceston
June 25th 2010 07:02
Where & When: North Hobart Oval, Saturday, June 26th, 2:10PM
Coverage: ABC1, The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart vs South Launceston 11am Sunday
Colts
North Hobart vs South Launceston 10:10am
Teams
North Hobart
B: Zach Mastracola, Camer de Gooyer, Michael Fisher
HB: Caden Wilson, Nathan Hardy, Matthew Creese
C: Tom Cunliffe, Ken Hall, Travis Brown
HF: Luke Curtain, Hugh Williams, Clinton Brown
F: Justin Veitch, Paul Allison, Zeke Gardam
R: Tim Peterson, Ollie de Venuto, Joe Arnold
Interchange: Nathan McCulloch, Andrew Palmer, Matthew Muir, Aaron Grubb, Mark Fenton, Jesse Wells, Callen Dell
In: Zach Mastracola, Aaron Grubb, Tim Peterson, Mark Fenton, Matthew Muir
Out: Tom Arnold
South Launceston
B: Tom Reinmuth, Ashley Chapman, Nick Barrett
HB: Shaun James, Steven Mayne, Aaron Viney
C: Jarrod Price, Chris Taylor, scott Merritt
HF: Clinton Drake, Alec Fotheringham, Jacob Weller
F: Brad Foley, Troy Murphy, Daniel Johncock
R: Mitch Hills, Richard Heazlewood, Nick Buller
Interchange: Braden McGee, Jacob Saunders, Clinton Page, Jarrod Price, Peter Goss, Patrick Lawrence, Scott Towns, Jacob Huett,
In: Patrick Lawrence, Scott Merriett, Scott Towns, Clinton Page, Jacob Huett, Jarrod Price, Peter Goss
Out: Michael Lette, Jacob Gelston, Jobi Harper
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Since winning its first three games, North Hobart has had just three more wins from the past eight rounds, culminating in its second loss against Glenorchy at North Hobart Oval last week. South Launceston continues to struggle, having lost its past five games.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart make its home ground an advantage having dropped its last three games at the old league headquarters? With only five percentage points separating South Launceston from last-placed Lauderdale, can the Doggies avoid “winning” the TSL’s first two wooden spoons?
THE KEY: With centre half forward Zeke Gardam struggling for form – having kicked just two goals in his last seven games – the Demons rely on key forward Jesse Wells to kick a bag each week. But former Western Bulldog draftee Wells is facing a fitness test due to hamstring tightness and his absence would be a big blow to the home side.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: North Hobart has been hit hard by injuries, but South Launceston is continually losing a pack of its best young pups to the Mariners, and does not have the talent to cover such talented players as Jay Blackberry, Michael Musicka, Dylan Riley and possibly John McKenzie. With this quartet out, the task is simply too much for the Doggies.
TIP: North Hobart by 28 points.
Coverage: ABC1, The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart vs South Launceston 11am Sunday
Colts
North Hobart vs South Launceston 10:10am
Teams
North Hobart
B: Zach Mastracola, Camer de Gooyer, Michael Fisher
HB: Caden Wilson, Nathan Hardy, Matthew Creese
C: Tom Cunliffe, Ken Hall, Travis Brown
HF: Luke Curtain, Hugh Williams, Clinton Brown
F: Justin Veitch, Paul Allison, Zeke Gardam
R: Tim Peterson, Ollie de Venuto, Joe Arnold
Interchange: Nathan McCulloch, Andrew Palmer, Matthew Muir, Aaron Grubb, Mark Fenton, Jesse Wells, Callen Dell
In: Zach Mastracola, Aaron Grubb, Tim Peterson, Mark Fenton, Matthew Muir
Out: Tom Arnold
South Launceston
B: Tom Reinmuth, Ashley Chapman, Nick Barrett
HB: Shaun James, Steven Mayne, Aaron Viney
C: Jarrod Price, Chris Taylor, scott Merritt
HF: Clinton Drake, Alec Fotheringham, Jacob Weller
F: Brad Foley, Troy Murphy, Daniel Johncock
R: Mitch Hills, Richard Heazlewood, Nick Buller
Interchange: Braden McGee, Jacob Saunders, Clinton Page, Jarrod Price, Peter Goss, Patrick Lawrence, Scott Towns, Jacob Huett,
In: Patrick Lawrence, Scott Merriett, Scott Towns, Clinton Page, Jacob Huett, Jarrod Price, Peter Goss
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Since winning its first three games, North Hobart has had just three more wins from the past eight rounds, culminating in its second loss against Glenorchy at North Hobart Oval last week. South Launceston continues to struggle, having lost its past five games.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart make its home ground an advantage having dropped its last three games at the old league headquarters? With only five percentage points separating South Launceston from last-placed Lauderdale, can the Doggies avoid “winning” the TSL’s first two wooden spoons?
THE KEY: With centre half forward Zeke Gardam struggling for form – having kicked just two goals in his last seven games – the Demons rely on key forward Jesse Wells to kick a bag each week. But former Western Bulldog draftee Wells is facing a fitness test due to hamstring tightness and his absence would be a big blow to the home side.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: North Hobart has been hit hard by injuries, but South Launceston is continually losing a pack of its best young pups to the Mariners, and does not have the talent to cover such talented players as Jay Blackberry, Michael Musicka, Dylan Riley and possibly John McKenzie. With this quartet out, the task is simply too much for the Doggies.
TIP: North Hobart by 28 points.
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