David Harding
Cain LynchRound 13 North Hobart vs Devonport Teams & Preview
July 15th 2011 15:11
Where & When: North Hobart, Saturday, July 16th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
North Hobart vs Devonport 11:30am
TEAMS
North Hobart
B: Henry Schade, Nathan Hardy, Rhys Long
HB: Caden Wilson, Adrian Williams, Hugh Williams
C: Oliver Di Venuto, Zane Murphy, Nathan McCulloch
HF: Michael Fisher, Zeke Gardam, Calen Dell
F: Paul Allison, Julian Dobosz, Justin Veitch
R: Tim Peterson, Nathan Street, Martyn Allison
Interchange: Joe Arnold, Tom Cunliffe, Geoff Unsworth, Tom Nichols, Tom Arnold, Robert Lapolla, Matt McIntyre, Brodie Shade
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Ben Walker
HB: Jack Stokes, Kaidyn Howe, Timothy Mee
C: Brennon Kendall, Al Clements, Samuel Lutwyche
HF: Quade Byard, Aaron McNab, Beau Sharman
F: Joshua Lewtas, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Clint Matthews, Sam Walker, Bradley Symmons
Interchange: Rhys Colbeck, Alex Benson, Scott Bennetts, Dave Overton, Jordan Marshall, Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Mark Wallace
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Hobart was brought back to earth at the hands of Clarence with a 44-point loss at Bellerive. Devonport is just looking for the season end after it suffered its eighth straight loss last round, this time to Coastal rival Burnie.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart put its mid-season slump behind it and make a late finals charge? Can Devonport get anything out of this season?
THE KEY: Centre half-forward Zeke Gardam showed flashes of brilliance last season but this year has been much more consistent. He has been arguably the Demons best player in the last fortnight with five goals in the win over Glenorchy and four of North Hobart's six in the loss to Clarence.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Hobart needs everything to go right for it to make the finals. It has by far the worst percentage of any of the finals contenders and needs not just a win, but a big victory to storm up the ladder. Devonport does not have any artillery to stop a team with finals aspirations, and the bus trip south is just going to make the task even harder.
TIP: North Hobart by 58 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
North Hobart vs Devonport 11:30am
TEAMS
North Hobart
B: Henry Schade, Nathan Hardy, Rhys Long
HB: Caden Wilson, Adrian Williams, Hugh Williams
C: Oliver Di Venuto, Zane Murphy, Nathan McCulloch
HF: Michael Fisher, Zeke Gardam, Calen Dell
F: Paul Allison, Julian Dobosz, Justin Veitch
R: Tim Peterson, Nathan Street, Martyn Allison
Interchange: Joe Arnold, Tom Cunliffe, Geoff Unsworth, Tom Nichols, Tom Arnold, Robert Lapolla, Matt McIntyre, Brodie Shade
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Ben Walker
HB: Jack Stokes, Kaidyn Howe, Timothy Mee
C: Brennon Kendall, Al Clements, Samuel Lutwyche
HF: Quade Byard, Aaron McNab, Beau Sharman
F: Joshua Lewtas, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Clint Matthews, Sam Walker, Bradley Symmons
Interchange: Rhys Colbeck, Alex Benson, Scott Bennetts, Dave Overton, Jordan Marshall, Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Mark Wallace
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Hobart was brought back to earth at the hands of Clarence with a 44-point loss at Bellerive. Devonport is just looking for the season end after it suffered its eighth straight loss last round, this time to Coastal rival Burnie.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart put its mid-season slump behind it and make a late finals charge? Can Devonport get anything out of this season?
THE KEY: Centre half-forward Zeke Gardam showed flashes of brilliance last season but this year has been much more consistent. He has been arguably the Demons best player in the last fortnight with five goals in the win over Glenorchy and four of North Hobart's six in the loss to Clarence.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Hobart needs everything to go right for it to make the finals. It has by far the worst percentage of any of the finals contenders and needs not just a win, but a big victory to storm up the ladder. Devonport does not have any artillery to stop a team with finals aspirations, and the bus trip south is just going to make the task even harder.
TIP: North Hobart by 58 points.
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