David Harding
Cain LynchRound 15 Burnie vs North Launceston Teams & Preview
July 29th 2011 13:39
Where & When: West Park, Saturday, July 30th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs North Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Zach Hislop
HB: Brodie Mihocek, Nick McKenna, Robbie Fox
C: Sam Rice, Kade Munday, Rudy Barrett
HF: Sam Whish-Wilson, Matthew Stephenson, Damon Smith
F: Harry Walters, Andrew Lee, Rohan Baldock
R: Jason Laycock, Darren Banham, Luke Shackleton
Interchange: Casey Radford, Mitchell, Lachlan Weller, Brayden Hayes, Cameron Upton, Clay Hardy, Elijah Taylor, Dylan Smith
In: Clay Hardy, Rohan Baldock, Sam Whish-Wilson, Lachlan Weller, Elijah Taylor
Out: Adam Smith
North Launceston
B: Luke Purdon, Luke McCarty, Joel Mountney
HB: Michael Praciak, Geoff Mohr, Matthew Viney
C: Ethan Potterwood, Shane Wager, Taylor Whitford
HF: Allan O'Sign, Matthew Young, Adam Zanevra
F: Leigh Harding, Heppel, Darren Crawford
R: Andrew McLean, Robert Gilligan, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
Interchange: Ty Stewart, Gavin Provis, Callum Young, Hayden Fox, Aaron Viney, Mitchell van den Berg, Zachary Burt, Lyndon Stubbs
In: Hayden Fox, Ty Stewart, Gavin Provis, Lyndon Stubbs, Robert Gilligan
Out: Jade Child
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had a convincing 59-point win over Hobart at the TCA last round to stay a game clear in third spot. North Launceston came up against another big gun and again fell short. The Northern Bombers have lost their past three games easily to Lauderdale, Clarence and Launceston to drop from third to seventh.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Burnie hold onto the all important third spot and the vital double chance? Can North Launceston put in a performance worthy of a top five team?
THE KEY: Former Essendon key position player Andrew Lee looks ready to explode. Playing at full forward against Hobart, he kicked the Dockers first four goals last week, but an injury to his finger in a marking contest saw no more goals for the game. If he gets enough supply he could well kick a bag but also has the versatility to play as a key defender if required.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Launceston remains that rung short of the top teams. The Northern Bombers earlier trip to West Park ended in a 44-point loss to the Dockers and it is hard to see any change. Ruckman Jason Laycock is getting very close to his best for the Dockers and with midfielders Kade Munday and Darren Banham, and forwards Damon Smith and Lee in form; Burnie should have all the answers.
TIP: Burnie by 46 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Burnie vs North Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Burnie
B: James Plant, Jack Templeton, Zach Hislop
HB: Brodie Mihocek, Nick McKenna, Robbie Fox
C: Sam Rice, Kade Munday, Rudy Barrett
HF: Sam Whish-Wilson, Matthew Stephenson, Damon Smith
F: Harry Walters, Andrew Lee, Rohan Baldock
R: Jason Laycock, Darren Banham, Luke Shackleton
Interchange: Casey Radford, Mitchell, Lachlan Weller, Brayden Hayes, Cameron Upton, Clay Hardy, Elijah Taylor, Dylan Smith
In: Clay Hardy, Rohan Baldock, Sam Whish-Wilson, Lachlan Weller, Elijah Taylor
Out: Adam Smith
North Launceston
B: Luke Purdon, Luke McCarty, Joel Mountney
HB: Michael Praciak, Geoff Mohr, Matthew Viney
C: Ethan Potterwood, Shane Wager, Taylor Whitford
HF: Allan O'Sign, Matthew Young, Adam Zanevra
F: Leigh Harding, Heppel, Darren Crawford
R: Andrew McLean, Robert Gilligan, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
Interchange: Ty Stewart, Gavin Provis, Callum Young, Hayden Fox, Aaron Viney, Mitchell van den Berg, Zachary Burt, Lyndon Stubbs
In: Hayden Fox, Ty Stewart, Gavin Provis, Lyndon Stubbs, Robert Gilligan
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had a convincing 59-point win over Hobart at the TCA last round to stay a game clear in third spot. North Launceston came up against another big gun and again fell short. The Northern Bombers have lost their past three games easily to Lauderdale, Clarence and Launceston to drop from third to seventh.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Burnie hold onto the all important third spot and the vital double chance? Can North Launceston put in a performance worthy of a top five team?
THE KEY: Former Essendon key position player Andrew Lee looks ready to explode. Playing at full forward against Hobart, he kicked the Dockers first four goals last week, but an injury to his finger in a marking contest saw no more goals for the game. If he gets enough supply he could well kick a bag but also has the versatility to play as a key defender if required.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? North Launceston remains that rung short of the top teams. The Northern Bombers earlier trip to West Park ended in a 44-point loss to the Dockers and it is hard to see any change. Ruckman Jason Laycock is getting very close to his best for the Dockers and with midfielders Kade Munday and Darren Banham, and forwards Damon Smith and Lee in form; Burnie should have all the answers.
TIP: Burnie by 46 points.
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