David HardingRound 16 Burnie vs Lauderdale Teams & Preview
July 30th 2010 12:12
Where & When: West Park Saturday, July 31st, 3:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Lauderdale has the bye.
Colts
Burnie vs Lauderdale 1am
Teams
Burnie
B: Kade Munday, Steven Blizzard, Darren Banham
HB: Cody Batt, Brodie Mihocek, Brentyn Milverton
C: Harry Walters, Elijah Taylor, Rudy Barrett
HF: Cameron Upton, Tyson Weller, Joel Rawlings
F: Luke Shackleton, Nick Walters, James Plant
R: Matthew Stephenson, Zach Mihocek, Kade Brakey
Interchange: Robbie Kingston, Clay Young, Sam Mitchell, Robbie Fox, Brodie Hayes, Zach Hislop, David McCrae, Matthew Bowen
In: Sam Mitchell, Clay Young, Robbie Kingston, Matthew Bowen
Out: Damon Smith
Lauderdale
B: Josh Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Jason Hyland, Jack Siggins, Robbie McManus
C: Rhys Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Jed Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, Michael Clark, Jacob Gillbee
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Tom Brennan
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Sean MacKay, Paul Hudson, Dylan Grubb, Bryce Walsh, Jarrod Westell, Tim Dudgeon, Alex Cook, Joe Edwards
In: Tim Dudgeon, Paul Hudson, Sean MacKay, Alex Cook
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had the better of Glenorchy for close to three quarters last start, but a 10 minute lapse saw the Dockers impressive late finals charge all but over. What was looking like a dreary season for Lauderdale has completely turned around for the Baby Southern Bombers, winning their last three games.
BURNING QUESTION: Both sides were written off pre-season as too young, light-bodied and inexperienced, but both have fired impressively late in the year so just which team has improved the most?
THE KEY: It might just be West Park. It is the Southern Bombers first trip to the odd-shaped ground, and it is expected to be wet and windy. Lauderdale coach Darren Winter spent two seasons coaching the Dockers back in the old statewide league but for most of his young team, it will be their first viewing of the North-West Coast venue.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Lauderdale’s improvement has caught everyone by surprise, but Burnie has been equally as good. Dockers’ centre half-forward Brodie Mihocek looks like a future gun, especially at just 17, while Tyson Weller has also been eye-catching at full-forward. But with the weather conditions expected to be wet and windy, the likes of experienced Burnie trio Luke Shackleton, Kade Munday and Darren Banham might just be a tad too strong for the Southern Bombers.
TIP: Burnie by 8 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Lauderdale has the bye.
Colts
Burnie vs Lauderdale 1am
Teams
Burnie
B: Kade Munday, Steven Blizzard, Darren Banham
HB: Cody Batt, Brodie Mihocek, Brentyn Milverton
C: Harry Walters, Elijah Taylor, Rudy Barrett
HF: Cameron Upton, Tyson Weller, Joel Rawlings
F: Luke Shackleton, Nick Walters, James Plant
R: Matthew Stephenson, Zach Mihocek, Kade Brakey
Interchange: Robbie Kingston, Clay Young, Sam Mitchell, Robbie Fox, Brodie Hayes, Zach Hislop, David McCrae, Matthew Bowen
In: Sam Mitchell, Clay Young, Robbie Kingston, Matthew Bowen
Out: Damon Smith
Lauderdale
B: Josh Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Jason Hyland, Jack Siggins, Robbie McManus
C: Rhys Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Jed Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, Michael Clark, Jacob Gillbee
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Tom Brennan
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Sean MacKay, Paul Hudson, Dylan Grubb, Bryce Walsh, Jarrod Westell, Tim Dudgeon, Alex Cook, Joe Edwards
In: Tim Dudgeon, Paul Hudson, Sean MacKay, Alex Cook
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Burnie had the better of Glenorchy for close to three quarters last start, but a 10 minute lapse saw the Dockers impressive late finals charge all but over. What was looking like a dreary season for Lauderdale has completely turned around for the Baby Southern Bombers, winning their last three games.
BURNING QUESTION: Both sides were written off pre-season as too young, light-bodied and inexperienced, but both have fired impressively late in the year so just which team has improved the most?
THE KEY: It might just be West Park. It is the Southern Bombers first trip to the odd-shaped ground, and it is expected to be wet and windy. Lauderdale coach Darren Winter spent two seasons coaching the Dockers back in the old statewide league but for most of his young team, it will be their first viewing of the North-West Coast venue.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Lauderdale’s improvement has caught everyone by surprise, but Burnie has been equally as good. Dockers’ centre half-forward Brodie Mihocek looks like a future gun, especially at just 17, while Tyson Weller has also been eye-catching at full-forward. But with the weather conditions expected to be wet and windy, the likes of experienced Burnie trio Luke Shackleton, Kade Munday and Darren Banham might just be a tad too strong for the Southern Bombers.
TIP: Burnie by 8 points.
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