David Harding
Cain LynchRound 15 Hobart vs Lauderdale Teams & Preview
July 23rd 2010 14:12
Where & When: TCA Ground, Saturday, July 24th, 2:10 PM
Coverage: ABC1 (Tasmania), The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Hobart vs Lauderdale 10:10am
Colts
Hobart vs Lauderdale 12:10pm
Teams
Hobart
B: Blair Kean, Sam Hall, Larry Owen
HB: Andrew Lemm, Sam Reeves, David Clark
C: Trent Nichols, Ellis Perry, Max Catchpool
HF: Kurt Styles, Brendan Johnson, Jamie Clark
F: Matthew Cleary, Michael Cassidy, George Burbury
R: Todd Willing, Aaron Hall, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Christopher Noye, Jayde Young, Nick Lee, Zach Johnson, Ryan Sullivan, Justin Harvey, Joshua Dykes, David Flood
In: Christopher Noye, Jayde Young, Matthew Cleary, Aaron Hall
Out: Nil
Lauderdale
B: J Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Robbie McManus, Jack Siggins, Jason Hyland
C: Jed Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Rhys Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, M. Clark, Jacob Gillbee
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Jarrod Westell
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Tim Dudgeon, Tom Brennan, Joe Edwards, Sean MacKay, Dylan Grubb, Bryce Walsh
In: Bryce Walsh, Tim Dudgeon
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Hobart has now lost its past six games to be out of finals contention for 2010, a disappointing return after the Tigers were a game clear in sixth after round eight. Lauderdale’s patience is starting to pay off, with the Southern Bombers victorious in their last two games. Impressively, both wins have come against teams in the top six, North Hobart and North Launceston.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Hobart rally and take something positive out of the final stages of the 2010 season? Can Lauderdale keep its impressive run going, but this time on the road after its last two wins came at home?
THE KEY: Tassie Mariner Jacob Gillbee has been superb for Lauderdale in recent weeks. Playing across half forward he has provided a mobile marking target as well as pushing up to the wings and across half back to be a link man in the Bombers chain.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: While Hobart’s form has continued to dip as Lauderdale’s surged as its young players have improved. The return of defensive play-maker Aaron Hall and ruckman Matthew Cleary are big ins for the Tigers, but Lauderdale is full of confidence and deservedly so.
TIP: Lauderdale by 18 points.
Coverage: ABC1 (Tasmania), The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Hobart vs Lauderdale 10:10am
Colts
Hobart vs Lauderdale 12:10pm
Teams
Hobart
B: Blair Kean, Sam Hall, Larry Owen
HB: Andrew Lemm, Sam Reeves, David Clark
C: Trent Nichols, Ellis Perry, Max Catchpool
HF: Kurt Styles, Brendan Johnson, Jamie Clark
F: Matthew Cleary, Michael Cassidy, George Burbury
R: Todd Willing, Aaron Hall, Jeremy Howe
Interchange: Christopher Noye, Jayde Young, Nick Lee, Zach Johnson, Ryan Sullivan, Justin Harvey, Joshua Dykes, David Flood
In: Christopher Noye, Jayde Young, Matthew Cleary, Aaron Hall
Out: Nil
Lauderdale
B: J Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Robbie McManus, Jack Siggins, Jason Hyland
C: Jed Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Rhys Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, M. Clark, Jacob Gillbee
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Jarrod Westell
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Tim Dudgeon, Tom Brennan, Joe Edwards, Sean MacKay, Dylan Grubb, Bryce Walsh
In: Bryce Walsh, Tim Dudgeon
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Hobart has now lost its past six games to be out of finals contention for 2010, a disappointing return after the Tigers were a game clear in sixth after round eight. Lauderdale’s patience is starting to pay off, with the Southern Bombers victorious in their last two games. Impressively, both wins have come against teams in the top six, North Hobart and North Launceston.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Hobart rally and take something positive out of the final stages of the 2010 season? Can Lauderdale keep its impressive run going, but this time on the road after its last two wins came at home?
THE KEY: Tassie Mariner Jacob Gillbee has been superb for Lauderdale in recent weeks. Playing across half forward he has provided a mobile marking target as well as pushing up to the wings and across half back to be a link man in the Bombers chain.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: While Hobart’s form has continued to dip as Lauderdale’s surged as its young players have improved. The return of defensive play-maker Aaron Hall and ruckman Matthew Cleary are big ins for the Tigers, but Lauderdale is full of confidence and deservedly so.
TIP: Lauderdale by 18 points.
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