David Harding
Cain LynchRound 13 Burnie vs South Launceston Teams & Preview
July 15th 2011 15:15
Where & When: West Park, Saturday, July 16th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Harry Walters
HB: Brodie Mihocek, Andy Lee, Robbie Fox
C: Clay Hardy, Nick McKenna, Cameron Upton
HF: Dylan Smith, Matthew Stephenson, Kade Munday
F: Luke Shackleton, Casey Radford, Zach Hislop
R: Jason Laycock, Darren Banham, Sam Whish-Wilson
Interchange: Matthew Bowen, Cody Batt, Adam Smith, Rohan Baldock, Anthony Bailey, Samael Rice, Thomas Mitchell, Zach Mihocek
South Launceston
B: Clinton Drake, Ryan Davis, Shaun James
HB: Dane Colbeck, Dylan Riley, Daniel Johncock
C: Patrick Lawrence, Beau Thorp, Darcy Lahey
HF: Anthony Viney, Jarrod Price, Jay Blackberry
F: Braden McGee, Chris Taylor, Ben Keam
R: Tom Larby, John McKenzie, Michael Musicka
Interchange: Anthony Brown, Rory Mansell, Bradley Keegan, Callum Mulder, Jonathon Lawrence, Tshoboko Moagi, Hanson, Cody Weedon
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie jumped into third thanks to its 68-point win over Devonport at Devonport, after back to back losses. After two wins in three games, South Launceston was pummelled by 105-point by big brother Launceston at Windsor Park.
BURNING QUESTION: Percentage is vital in the race for third spot; can Burnie put the Doggies to the sword and receive that vital percentage boost? Has the Doggies season got one last surge in it and take down the Dockers in what would be a huge upset?
THE KEY: Dockers onballer Darren Banham has been in scintillating form, surging to second in the TSL player of the year award, trailing only Clarence star, former AFL player Cameron Thurley. With Jason Laycock dominating the ruck, Banham has had a field day.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? This game is just too important to drop in terms of the finals for Burnie. After the distraction of Russell Robertson's fly-in one-off game last week, it is now down to business for Burnie. Banham, Laycock, Andrew Lee and Luke Shackleton are way too classy for the Bulldogs. The visitors will be heartened by the return of their key Mariners players, including Harrison Medallist John McKenzie, but it is Burnie who will prevail comfortably.
TIP: Burnie by 56 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Harry Walters
HB: Brodie Mihocek, Andy Lee, Robbie Fox
C: Clay Hardy, Nick McKenna, Cameron Upton
HF: Dylan Smith, Matthew Stephenson, Kade Munday
F: Luke Shackleton, Casey Radford, Zach Hislop
R: Jason Laycock, Darren Banham, Sam Whish-Wilson
Interchange: Matthew Bowen, Cody Batt, Adam Smith, Rohan Baldock, Anthony Bailey, Samael Rice, Thomas Mitchell, Zach Mihocek
South Launceston
B: Clinton Drake, Ryan Davis, Shaun James
HB: Dane Colbeck, Dylan Riley, Daniel Johncock
C: Patrick Lawrence, Beau Thorp, Darcy Lahey
HF: Anthony Viney, Jarrod Price, Jay Blackberry
F: Braden McGee, Chris Taylor, Ben Keam
R: Tom Larby, John McKenzie, Michael Musicka
Interchange: Anthony Brown, Rory Mansell, Bradley Keegan, Callum Mulder, Jonathon Lawrence, Tshoboko Moagi, Hanson, Cody Weedon
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie jumped into third thanks to its 68-point win over Devonport at Devonport, after back to back losses. After two wins in three games, South Launceston was pummelled by 105-point by big brother Launceston at Windsor Park.
BURNING QUESTION: Percentage is vital in the race for third spot; can Burnie put the Doggies to the sword and receive that vital percentage boost? Has the Doggies season got one last surge in it and take down the Dockers in what would be a huge upset?
THE KEY: Dockers onballer Darren Banham has been in scintillating form, surging to second in the TSL player of the year award, trailing only Clarence star, former AFL player Cameron Thurley. With Jason Laycock dominating the ruck, Banham has had a field day.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? This game is just too important to drop in terms of the finals for Burnie. After the distraction of Russell Robertson's fly-in one-off game last week, it is now down to business for Burnie. Banham, Laycock, Andrew Lee and Luke Shackleton are way too classy for the Bulldogs. The visitors will be heartened by the return of their key Mariners players, including Harrison Medallist John McKenzie, but it is Burnie who will prevail comfortably.
TIP: Burnie by 56 points.
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