David Harding
Cain LynchRound 16 Lauderdale vs South Launceston
August 12th 2011 05:55
Where & When: Lauderdale Oval, Saturday, August 13th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Lauderdale vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Lauderdale
B: Jarrod Hibberd, Alex Hill, Liam Sabri
HB: Timothy Perkins, Jack Siggins, Kaine Waller
C: Joshua Spaulding, Alex Cook, Alex Hevey
HF: Lucas Hall, Tom Brennan, Jacob Westell
F: Ryan Wiggins, Jamie DiIenno, Robbie MacManus
R: Hayden Smith, Matthew Smith, Marcus Fitze
Interchange: Tim Dudgeon, Bryce Walsh, Sammy O'Bryne, Paul Hudson, Adam Joyce, Rhys Williamson, Sam Siggins, David Morrisby
In: Tim Dudgeon, Sam Siggins, David Morrisby, Rhys Williamson
Out: N/A
South Launceston
B: Shaun James, Jobi Harper, Clinton Drake
HB: John McKenzie, Taylor, Daniel Johncock
C: Dane Colbeck, Beau Thorp, Will Hanson
HF: Jay Blackberry, Mitch Thorp, Tom Larby
F: Braden McGee, Jarod Price, Anthony Viney
R: Cody Thorp, Dylan Riley, Michael Musica
Interchange: Patrick Lawrence, Darcy Lahey, Bradley Keegan, Ben Keam, Ryan Davis, Anthony Brown, Marcus Lee, Cody Weedon
In: Beau Thorp, Cody Weedan, Marcus Lee, Anthony Btown
Out: N/A
Preview
Source: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Lauderdale's great run came to a shuddering halt last round with a 46-point flogging by North Hobart in the mud. South Launceston ensured it would avoid winning its third straight TSL wooden spoon with a 45-point win over Devonport.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Lauderdale bounce back in the best possible fashion and give its percentage a much needed boost? Can South Launceston put a massive dent in Lauderdale's maiden finals aspirations?
THE KEY: Since his return to Tasmania from the VFL, Matthew Smith has been inspirational for Lauderdale in his role as a playing-assistant coach. Hard and tough he has been a bonus in the midfield as well as slotting back to the half-back line to provide plenty of rebound. He and Marcus Fitze provide the leadership and hard edge for the Bombers.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Lauderdale at home is a tough topic for any visiting team, especially coming off a heavy defeat and with its finals hopes on the line. Bombers coach Darren Winter will have his side primed. But the Bulldogs will be no pushover. They have a batch of young pups in Dylan Riley, John McKenzie and Michael Musicka and a quality key forward in Mitch Thorp. If the club can keep this group together better things lay ahead for South, but it won't be this week.
TIP: Lauderdale by 68 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores,Tasmanian Football Scores & News Facebook
Colts
Lauderdale vs South Launceston 11:30am
TEAMS
Lauderdale
B: Jarrod Hibberd, Alex Hill, Liam Sabri
C: Joshua Spaulding, Alex Cook, Alex Hevey
HF: Lucas Hall, Tom Brennan, Jacob Westell
F: Ryan Wiggins, Jamie DiIenno, Robbie MacManus
R: Hayden Smith, Matthew Smith, Marcus Fitze
Interchange: Tim Dudgeon, Bryce Walsh, Sammy O'Bryne, Paul Hudson, Adam Joyce, Rhys Williamson, Sam Siggins, David Morrisby
In: Tim Dudgeon, Sam Siggins, David Morrisby, Rhys Williamson
Out: N/A
South Launceston
B: Shaun James, Jobi Harper, Clinton Drake
HB: John McKenzie, Taylor, Daniel Johncock
C: Dane Colbeck, Beau Thorp, Will Hanson
HF: Jay Blackberry, Mitch Thorp, Tom Larby
F: Braden McGee, Jarod Price, Anthony Viney
R: Cody Thorp, Dylan Riley, Michael Musica
Interchange: Patrick Lawrence, Darcy Lahey, Bradley Keegan, Ben Keam, Ryan Davis, Anthony Brown, Marcus Lee, Cody Weedon
In: Beau Thorp, Cody Weedan, Marcus Lee, Anthony Btown
Out: N/A
Preview
FORM: Lauderdale's great run came to a shuddering halt last round with a 46-point flogging by North Hobart in the mud. South Launceston ensured it would avoid winning its third straight TSL wooden spoon with a 45-point win over Devonport.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Lauderdale bounce back in the best possible fashion and give its percentage a much needed boost? Can South Launceston put a massive dent in Lauderdale's maiden finals aspirations?
THE KEY: Since his return to Tasmania from the VFL, Matthew Smith has been inspirational for Lauderdale in his role as a playing-assistant coach. Hard and tough he has been a bonus in the midfield as well as slotting back to the half-back line to provide plenty of rebound. He and Marcus Fitze provide the leadership and hard edge for the Bombers.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? Lauderdale at home is a tough topic for any visiting team, especially coming off a heavy defeat and with its finals hopes on the line. Bombers coach Darren Winter will have his side primed. But the Bulldogs will be no pushover. They have a batch of young pups in Dylan Riley, John McKenzie and Michael Musicka and a quality key forward in Mitch Thorp. If the club can keep this group together better things lay ahead for South, but it won't be this week.
TIP: Lauderdale by 68 points.
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