David Harding
Cain LynchRound 14 North Hobart Teams & Preview
July 9th 2010 15:47
Where & When: [/B North Hobart Oval, Saturday, July 10th, 2:00PM
[B]Coverage The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart vs Hobart 10am
Colts
North Hobart vs Hobart 12pm
North Hobart
B: Matthew Fenton, Cameron de Gooyer, Travis Brown
HB: Sam Darley, Nathan Hardy, James Lovell
C: Clinton Brown, Ken Hall, Tom Cunliffe
HF: Ben Free, Michael Fisher, Justin Veitch
F: Matthew Creese, Paul Allison, Caden Wilson
R: Tim Peterson, Oliver Di Venuto, Martyn Allison
Interchange: Tom Nichols, Zeke Gardam, Luke Curtain, Joe Arnold
Emergencies: Nick Carr, Andrew Palmer, Geoff Unsworth, Nathan McCulloch
In: Ben Free, Clinton Brown, Nick Carr, Nathan McCulloch, Tom Nichols, Geoff Unsworth
Out: Callan Dell, Zach Mastrocola, Jesse Wells
Hobart
B: Zach Johnson, Sam Hall, Blair Kean
HB: David Clark, Sam Reeves, Andrew Lemm
C: Max Catchpool, Ellis Perry, Trent Nichols
HF: Kurt Styles, Brendon Johnson, Jamie Clark
F: George Burbury, Michael Cassidy, Ryan Sullivan
R: Todd Willing, David Flood, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Justin Harvey, Larry Owen, Matthew Cleary, Joshua Dykes
Emergencies: Christopher Noye, Nick Lee, Ben Garret, Aaron Hall
In: George Burbury, Larry Owen, Matthew Cleary, Joshua Dykes, Jamie Clark
Out: Nil
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Hobart did the unthinkable last round and dropped a game to previously last-placed Lauderdale. A game that could have elevated the Demons to third was let slipped without much fight. Hobart’s season appeared to be on the up after downing North Hobart in their last previous meeting, but has not won a game since, losing five on the trot.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart bounce back from such a deplorable performance last week? What has happened to Hobart since that great win over the Demons way back on May 22 when the courageous Tigers downed North Hobart under lights at Bellerive Oval?
THE KEY: Hobart has seriously missed Tassie Mariners Larry Owen and Jamie Clark and both are welcome additions after their state and school commitments. Owen will strengthen the Tigers defence while Clark can play down back or as a run with player through the midfield.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: The Demons have been up and down and all over the place, but Hobart’s form has only been heading south since that defeat of North Hobart back in round eight. A loss to North will spell season over for the Tigers, but even with the Demons missing Jesse Wells and Zac Mastrocola through injury, North should prevail through forwards Zeke Gardam and Paul Allison, and a midfield led by Ken Hall, Ollie Di Venuto and Matthew Creese.
TIP: North Hobart by 21 points
[B]Coverage The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
North Hobart vs Hobart 10am
Colts
North Hobart vs Hobart 12pm
North Hobart
B: Matthew Fenton, Cameron de Gooyer, Travis Brown
HB: Sam Darley, Nathan Hardy, James Lovell
C: Clinton Brown, Ken Hall, Tom Cunliffe
HF: Ben Free, Michael Fisher, Justin Veitch
F: Matthew Creese, Paul Allison, Caden Wilson
R: Tim Peterson, Oliver Di Venuto, Martyn Allison
Interchange: Tom Nichols, Zeke Gardam, Luke Curtain, Joe Arnold
Emergencies: Nick Carr, Andrew Palmer, Geoff Unsworth, Nathan McCulloch
In: Ben Free, Clinton Brown, Nick Carr, Nathan McCulloch, Tom Nichols, Geoff Unsworth
Out: Callan Dell, Zach Mastrocola, Jesse Wells
Hobart
B: Zach Johnson, Sam Hall, Blair Kean
HB: David Clark, Sam Reeves, Andrew Lemm
C: Max Catchpool, Ellis Perry, Trent Nichols
HF: Kurt Styles, Brendon Johnson, Jamie Clark
F: George Burbury, Michael Cassidy, Ryan Sullivan
R: Todd Willing, David Flood, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Justin Harvey, Larry Owen, Matthew Cleary, Joshua Dykes
Emergencies: Christopher Noye, Nick Lee, Ben Garret, Aaron Hall
In: George Burbury, Larry Owen, Matthew Cleary, Joshua Dykes, Jamie Clark
Out: Nil
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: North Hobart did the unthinkable last round and dropped a game to previously last-placed Lauderdale. A game that could have elevated the Demons to third was let slipped without much fight. Hobart’s season appeared to be on the up after downing North Hobart in their last previous meeting, but has not won a game since, losing five on the trot.
BURNING QUESTION: Can North Hobart bounce back from such a deplorable performance last week? What has happened to Hobart since that great win over the Demons way back on May 22 when the courageous Tigers downed North Hobart under lights at Bellerive Oval?
THE KEY: Hobart has seriously missed Tassie Mariners Larry Owen and Jamie Clark and both are welcome additions after their state and school commitments. Owen will strengthen the Tigers defence while Clark can play down back or as a run with player through the midfield.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: The Demons have been up and down and all over the place, but Hobart’s form has only been heading south since that defeat of North Hobart back in round eight. A loss to North will spell season over for the Tigers, but even with the Demons missing Jesse Wells and Zac Mastrocola through injury, North should prevail through forwards Zeke Gardam and Paul Allison, and a midfield led by Ken Hall, Ollie Di Venuto and Matthew Creese.
TIP: North Hobart by 21 points
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