David Harding
Cain LynchRound 13 Clarence vs North Launceston Teams and Preview
July 15th 2011 15:03
Where & When: Bellerive Oval, Saturday, July 16th 1:10PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook, ABC1 (Tas)
Colts
Clarence vs North Launceston 10:30am
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Mitch Swan, Gregg Sharman, Rohan Swan
HB: Tom Balcombe, Brennan Savage, Aaron French
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Matthew Round
HF: Trent Standon, Charlie Riewodlt, Ben Setchell
F: Nick Paine, Mitch Williamson, Alex Gilmour
R: Drew Westfield, Jackson O'Brien, Angus Brettingham-Moore
Interchange: Bradley Coad, Jack Boon, Josh Roberts, Aaron McVilly, Matthew Ling, Andrew Blight, Jake Jenkins, Jack Gleeson
North Launceston
B: Matthew Young, Lyndon Stubbs, Luke McCarty
HB: Adam Viney, Geoff Mohr, Michael Praciak
C: Ethan Petterwood, Shane Wager, Taylor whitford
HF: Matthew Viney, Joel Mountney, Zachary Burt
F: Allan O'Sign, Mitchell van den Berg, Adam Zanevra
R: Andrew McLean, Darren Crawford, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
Interchange: Hayden Fox, Jack Avent, Ty Stewart, Michael Roe, Luke Purdon, Gavin Provis, Robert Gilligan, Stephen Heppel
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence continues to rumble along beautifully. Last round's 44-point win over North Hobart being its eighth straight victory. After sneaking up to third, North Launceston was thumped by 57-points by Lauderdale at Lauderdale.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Clarence's new forward press result in its third TSL flag? Can North Launceston step up from the pack and show it is a worthy contender?
THE KEY: Clarence key defender Gregg Sharman is arguably in the form of his career. The former Devil has been a brick wall for opposing sides, not only shutting down the key forwards but rebounding as well. He has been in super form recently, being named in the best in three of the Roos past four games.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Again North Launceston looks a rung below the TSL's very best. The Northern Bombers rely too heavily upon Shane Wager, Allan O'Sign and Darren Crawford. While Clarence has the TSL's best player in Cameron Thurley, there are plenty of other stars to offer support. The Roos at Bellerive is just too tough a task for the Northern Bombers.
TIP: Clarence by 39 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook, ABC1 (Tas)
Colts
Clarence vs North Launceston 10:30am
TEAMS
Clarence
B: Mitch Swan, Gregg Sharman, Rohan Swan
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Matthew Round
HF: Trent Standon, Charlie Riewodlt, Ben Setchell
F: Nick Paine, Mitch Williamson, Alex Gilmour
R: Drew Westfield, Jackson O'Brien, Angus Brettingham-Moore
Interchange: Bradley Coad, Jack Boon, Josh Roberts, Aaron McVilly, Matthew Ling, Andrew Blight, Jake Jenkins, Jack Gleeson
North Launceston
B: Matthew Young, Lyndon Stubbs, Luke McCarty
HB: Adam Viney, Geoff Mohr, Michael Praciak
C: Ethan Petterwood, Shane Wager, Taylor whitford
HF: Matthew Viney, Joel Mountney, Zachary Burt
F: Allan O'Sign, Mitchell van den Berg, Adam Zanevra
R: Andrew McLean, Darren Crawford, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
Interchange: Hayden Fox, Jack Avent, Ty Stewart, Michael Roe, Luke Purdon, Gavin Provis, Robert Gilligan, Stephen Heppel
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence continues to rumble along beautifully. Last round's 44-point win over North Hobart being its eighth straight victory. After sneaking up to third, North Launceston was thumped by 57-points by Lauderdale at Lauderdale.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Clarence's new forward press result in its third TSL flag? Can North Launceston step up from the pack and show it is a worthy contender?
THE KEY: Clarence key defender Gregg Sharman is arguably in the form of his career. The former Devil has been a brick wall for opposing sides, not only shutting down the key forwards but rebounding as well. He has been in super form recently, being named in the best in three of the Roos past four games.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Again North Launceston looks a rung below the TSL's very best. The Northern Bombers rely too heavily upon Shane Wager, Allan O'Sign and Darren Crawford. While Clarence has the TSL's best player in Cameron Thurley, there are plenty of other stars to offer support. The Roos at Bellerive is just too tough a task for the Northern Bombers.
TIP: Clarence by 39 points.
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