David Harding
Cain LynchRound 15 Launceston vs Hobart Teams & Preview
July 29th 2011 13:34
Where & When: Windsor Park, Saturday, July 30th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Launceston vs Hobart 11:30am
TEAMS
Launceston
B: Jordan Harris, Gene Savage, Beau Green
HB: Jesse Lonergan, Joshua Woolley, Jackson Thurlow
C: Shaun Pennefather, Tim Bristow, Michael Sinclair
HF: Chris Savage, Gary Shipton, Corey Sheppard
F: Sonny Whiting, Brian Finch, Joe Groenewegen
R: Marjek Miar, Kurt McCabe, Joe Boyce
Interchange: Aaron Seen, Nathan O'Donoghue, Iassac McCrimmon, Alex Payne, Daniel Ellis, Kyle Turmine, Ryan De Visser, Tom Claridge.
In: Alex Payne, Joshua Woolley, Nathan O'Donoghue, Tom Claridge, Alex Seen, Daniel Ellis
Out: Sam Rundle, Scott Stephens
Hobart
B: Geoff Crosswell, Danny Flood, David Clark
HB: Joshua Dykes, Larry Owen, Gavin Quirk
C: Zach Johnston, Ryan Sullivan, Luke Sullivan
HF: Jake Briggs, Aaron Hall, Liam Azzopardi
F: Tim Lewinski, Todd Willing, Michael Cassidy
R: Matthew Cleary, Jamie Clark, Trent Harvey
Interchange: Calen Jeffery, Ben Garret, Stuart Peterson, Clinton Flood, Bryden Goninon, Claude Alcorso, Max Catchpool, Sam Reeves
In: Stuart Paterson, Bryden Goninon, Claude Alcorso, Michael Cassidy
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Launceston's remains impeccable with 14 wins from 14 and an average winning margin of 82 points, including last round’s 64-point hiding of North Launceston. Hobart was blown away by Burnie at the TCA last round. Trailing by only three points early in the third term, the Tigers went down by 59-points, their eighth consecutive loss.
BURNING QUESTION: With top spot pretty much assured, can Launceston remain focussed and motivated for the remaining home and away season to keep its perfect record intact? With all the speculation of its future in the TSL dominating the media, can Hobart put the distractions aside and stay focused on its on-field performances?
THE KEY: Vice-captain Tim Bristow remains one of the unheralded stars for Launceston. The running machine has had a superb season for Launceston in the midfield, illustrated by him being named in the Blues best players in the past six games, including in the top three on four occasions.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Windsor Park has been a slaughter field for visiting teams. Of the Blues seven home games so far, they have won five by more than 100 points. Hobart does not have the class, experience or depth to take the fight up to a Blues team containing Brian Finch, Sonny Whiting, Tim Bristow, Jesse Lonergan, Nathan O'Donoghue and Co. Even with the return of Hobart key forward Michael Cassidy from suspension, the Tigers should be another road kill for the Blues on way to the finals.
TIP: Launceston by 88 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Launceston vs Hobart 11:30am
TEAMS
Launceston
B: Jordan Harris, Gene Savage, Beau Green
HB: Jesse Lonergan, Joshua Woolley, Jackson Thurlow
C: Shaun Pennefather, Tim Bristow, Michael Sinclair
HF: Chris Savage, Gary Shipton, Corey Sheppard
F: Sonny Whiting, Brian Finch, Joe Groenewegen
R: Marjek Miar, Kurt McCabe, Joe Boyce
Interchange: Aaron Seen, Nathan O'Donoghue, Iassac McCrimmon, Alex Payne, Daniel Ellis, Kyle Turmine, Ryan De Visser, Tom Claridge.
In: Alex Payne, Joshua Woolley, Nathan O'Donoghue, Tom Claridge, Alex Seen, Daniel Ellis
Out: Sam Rundle, Scott Stephens
Hobart
B: Geoff Crosswell, Danny Flood, David Clark
HB: Joshua Dykes, Larry Owen, Gavin Quirk
C: Zach Johnston, Ryan Sullivan, Luke Sullivan
HF: Jake Briggs, Aaron Hall, Liam Azzopardi
F: Tim Lewinski, Todd Willing, Michael Cassidy
R: Matthew Cleary, Jamie Clark, Trent Harvey
Interchange: Calen Jeffery, Ben Garret, Stuart Peterson, Clinton Flood, Bryden Goninon, Claude Alcorso, Max Catchpool, Sam Reeves
In: Stuart Paterson, Bryden Goninon, Claude Alcorso, Michael Cassidy
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Launceston's remains impeccable with 14 wins from 14 and an average winning margin of 82 points, including last round’s 64-point hiding of North Launceston. Hobart was blown away by Burnie at the TCA last round. Trailing by only three points early in the third term, the Tigers went down by 59-points, their eighth consecutive loss.
BURNING QUESTION: With top spot pretty much assured, can Launceston remain focussed and motivated for the remaining home and away season to keep its perfect record intact? With all the speculation of its future in the TSL dominating the media, can Hobart put the distractions aside and stay focused on its on-field performances?
THE KEY: Vice-captain Tim Bristow remains one of the unheralded stars for Launceston. The running machine has had a superb season for Launceston in the midfield, illustrated by him being named in the Blues best players in the past six games, including in the top three on four occasions.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Windsor Park has been a slaughter field for visiting teams. Of the Blues seven home games so far, they have won five by more than 100 points. Hobart does not have the class, experience or depth to take the fight up to a Blues team containing Brian Finch, Sonny Whiting, Tim Bristow, Jesse Lonergan, Nathan O'Donoghue and Co. Even with the return of Hobart key forward Michael Cassidy from suspension, the Tigers should be another road kill for the Blues on way to the finals.
TIP: Launceston by 88 points.
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