David Harding
Cain LynchRound 13 Hobart vs Lauderdale Teams & Preview
July 15th 2011 15:18
Where & When: TCA Ground, Saturday, July 16th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Hobart vs Lauderdale 11:30am
TEAMS
Hobart
B: Clinton Flood, Danny Flood, Geoff Crosswell
HB: Gavin Quirk, Larry Owen, Joshua Dykes
C: Zach Johnston, Ryan Sullivan, Trent Harvey
HF: Liam Azzopardi, Aaron Hall, Jake Briggs
F: Jamie Clark, Todd Willing, David Clark
R: Matthew Cleary, Claude Zlcorso, Tim Lewinski
Interchange: Max Catchpool, Stuart Paterson, Christopher Noye, Charlie Leek, Bryden Goninon, Ben Carret, Scott Dickson, Luke Sullivan
Lauderdale
B: Liam Sabri, Alex Hill, Sean MacKay
HB: Timothy Perkins, Jack Siggins, Sam Siggins
C: Bryce Walsh, Marcus Fitze, Alex Hevey
HF: Robbie McManus, Jarrod Westell, Alan Joyce
F: Sam O'Bryne, Jamie Di Ienno, Jarrod Hibberd
R: Hayden Smith, Matthew Smith, Kaine Waller
Interchange: David Morrisby, Tim Dudgeon, Joshua Spaulding, Alex Cook, Joe Edwards, Tom Brennan, Paul Hudson, Jed Williamson
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Hobart's season goes from bad to worse as it was kept goalless last week in its sixth consecutive loss. By contrast, Lauderdale could not have been more impressive in its 57-point hiding of North Launceston to keep its finals hopes very much alive.
BURNING QUESTION: What affect will the week's talk of Hobart's demise have on the Tigers this round? This is a game Lauderdale is expected to win, and one it has traditionally dropped. Can the Bombers do the business when it is required?
THE KEY: Lauderdale full-forward Jamie DiIenno helped turn the game last week with three of his five goals coming during the second term. While not always the most skilful player, he is super competitive with his strength and athleticism and loves a contest.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? There is no doubt Hobart will be motivated and galvanised by the week's controversy surrounding the club's future. But if Lauderdale can keep the Tigers in check early, this motivation might fade and give a chance for the Bombers to cruise to victory. However, if they give Hobart a sniff, it could be a very tight battle.
TIP: Lauderdale by 28 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Hobart vs Lauderdale 11:30am
TEAMS
Hobart
B: Clinton Flood, Danny Flood, Geoff Crosswell
HB: Gavin Quirk, Larry Owen, Joshua Dykes
C: Zach Johnston, Ryan Sullivan, Trent Harvey
HF: Liam Azzopardi, Aaron Hall, Jake Briggs
F: Jamie Clark, Todd Willing, David Clark
R: Matthew Cleary, Claude Zlcorso, Tim Lewinski
Interchange: Max Catchpool, Stuart Paterson, Christopher Noye, Charlie Leek, Bryden Goninon, Ben Carret, Scott Dickson, Luke Sullivan
Lauderdale
B: Liam Sabri, Alex Hill, Sean MacKay
HB: Timothy Perkins, Jack Siggins, Sam Siggins
C: Bryce Walsh, Marcus Fitze, Alex Hevey
HF: Robbie McManus, Jarrod Westell, Alan Joyce
F: Sam O'Bryne, Jamie Di Ienno, Jarrod Hibberd
R: Hayden Smith, Matthew Smith, Kaine Waller
Interchange: David Morrisby, Tim Dudgeon, Joshua Spaulding, Alex Cook, Joe Edwards, Tom Brennan, Paul Hudson, Jed Williamson
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Hobart's season goes from bad to worse as it was kept goalless last week in its sixth consecutive loss. By contrast, Lauderdale could not have been more impressive in its 57-point hiding of North Launceston to keep its finals hopes very much alive.
BURNING QUESTION: What affect will the week's talk of Hobart's demise have on the Tigers this round? This is a game Lauderdale is expected to win, and one it has traditionally dropped. Can the Bombers do the business when it is required?
THE KEY: Lauderdale full-forward Jamie DiIenno helped turn the game last week with three of his five goals coming during the second term. While not always the most skilful player, he is super competitive with his strength and athleticism and loves a contest.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? There is no doubt Hobart will be motivated and galvanised by the week's controversy surrounding the club's future. But if Lauderdale can keep the Tigers in check early, this motivation might fade and give a chance for the Bombers to cruise to victory. However, if they give Hobart a sniff, it could be a very tight battle.
TIP: Lauderdale by 28 points.
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