David Harding
Cain LynchRound 14 Devonport vs Clarence Teams & Preview
July 22nd 2011 10:51
Where & When: Devonport Oval, Saturday, July 23rd 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Devonport vs Clarence 11:30pm
[B]TEAMS[/B]
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Sam Walker
HB: Jack Stokes, Kaidyn Howe, Timothy Mee
C: Mark Wallace, Brennon Kendall, Aaron McNab
HF: Quade Byard. Al Clements, Beau Sharman
F: Sam Lutwyche, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Clint Matthews, Ben Walkers, Bradley Symmons
Interchange: Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Rhys Colbeck, Scott Bennetts, David Overton, Jordan Marshall, Jordan Lewtas, Sam Shepherd
Clarence
B: Rohan Swan, Gregg Sharman, Mitch Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Bradley Coad
C: Jaymes Baker, Jackson O'Brien, Matthew Round
HF: Aaron McVilly, Charlie Riewoldt, Trent Standen
F: Alex Gilmour, Mitch Williamson, Nick Paine
R: Drew Westfield, Jack Gleeson, Cameron Thurley
Interchange: Jason Bailey, Taylor Williamson, Josh Nibbs, Jake Jenkins, Andrew Blight, Jordan Roberts, Adrian Hill, Matthew Ling
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Devonport's annus horribilis continues on, with just one for the season and none for nine rounds, capped off with last round's 127-point thrashing by North Hobart. By contrast, Clarence rumbles in recording its ninth-straight win with a 10-goal win over North Launceston.
BURNING QUESTION: What can Devonport take out of this TSL season apart from the wooden spoon? With the result a mere formality, can Clarence get through unscathed on the injury front with the finals just around the corner?
THE KEY: If it is possible, Clarence's Cameron Thurley is getting better with age. Against North Launceston he booted seven goals to move to second on the TSL's goal-kicking list with 40 majors, and that's as playing at least half each game as a midfielder.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is impossible to come up with one argument on how Devonport will even get within 10-goals of Clarence, let alone win. This season is all about rebuilding for the northern Magpies and it is rebuilding from the very foundations. It is a long way back for Devonport.
TIP: Clarence by 92 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Devonport vs Clarence 11:30pm
[B]TEAMS[/B]
Devonport
B: Toby Enniss, Sam Hess, Sam Walker
HB: Jack Stokes, Kaidyn Howe, Timothy Mee
C: Mark Wallace, Brennon Kendall, Aaron McNab
HF: Quade Byard. Al Clements, Beau Sharman
F: Sam Lutwyche, Justin Rodman, Matt Damon
R: Clint Matthews, Ben Walkers, Bradley Symmons
Interchange: Damon Howe, Brodie Deverell, Rhys Colbeck, Scott Bennetts, David Overton, Jordan Marshall, Jordan Lewtas, Sam Shepherd
Clarence
B: Rohan Swan, Gregg Sharman, Mitch Swan
HB: Aaron French, Brennan Savage, Bradley Coad
C: Jaymes Baker, Jackson O'Brien, Matthew Round
HF: Aaron McVilly, Charlie Riewoldt, Trent Standen
F: Alex Gilmour, Mitch Williamson, Nick Paine
R: Drew Westfield, Jack Gleeson, Cameron Thurley
Interchange: Jason Bailey, Taylor Williamson, Josh Nibbs, Jake Jenkins, Andrew Blight, Jordan Roberts, Adrian Hill, Matthew Ling
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Devonport's annus horribilis continues on, with just one for the season and none for nine rounds, capped off with last round's 127-point thrashing by North Hobart. By contrast, Clarence rumbles in recording its ninth-straight win with a 10-goal win over North Launceston.
BURNING QUESTION: What can Devonport take out of this TSL season apart from the wooden spoon? With the result a mere formality, can Clarence get through unscathed on the injury front with the finals just around the corner?
THE KEY: If it is possible, Clarence's Cameron Thurley is getting better with age. Against North Launceston he booted seven goals to move to second on the TSL's goal-kicking list with 40 majors, and that's as playing at least half each game as a midfielder.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is impossible to come up with one argument on how Devonport will even get within 10-goals of Clarence, let alone win. This season is all about rebuilding for the northern Magpies and it is rebuilding from the very foundations. It is a long way back for Devonport.
TIP: Clarence by 92 points.
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