David Harding
Cain LynchRound 17 Clarence vs Hobart Teams & Preview
August 6th 2010 05:44
Where & When: Windsor Park Saturday, July 31st, 2:10PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Clarence vs Hobart 12pm
Colts
Clarence vs Hobart 10am
Teams
Clarence
B: Aaron French, Rohan Swan, Tim Castle
HB: Mitch Swan, Gregg Sharman, Jackson O'Brien
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Aaron Green
HF: Ben Setchell, Matthew Drury, Aaron McVilly
F: Trent Whitelaw, Brennan Savage, Trent Standen
R: Drew Westfield, Josh Green, Clinton Riley
Interchange: Mitch Baker, Matthew Round, Jordan Roberts, Charlie Riewoldt, Sam Rainbird, Ryan Bailey, Jesse O'Neal
In: Mitch Baker, Matthew Round, Charlie Riewoldt, Cameron Thurley, Aaron Green. Ben Setchell, Jordan Roberts, Josh Green
Out: Matthew Geappen, Stuart Whitelaw, Nick Paine, Cameron Blight
Hobart
B: Ryan Sullivan, Sam Hall, David Clark
HB: Andrew Lemm, Michael Cassidy, Zach Johnson
C: Blair Kean, Ellis Perry, Trent Nichols
HF: Kurt Styles, Matthew Cleary, Jamie Clark
F: Aaron Hall, Todd Willing, George Bunbury
R: Larry Owen, Jeremy Howe, Tim Langdale
Interchange: Max Catchpool, Jarrett Horton, Claude Alcorso, Brendan Johnson, David Flood, Joshua Dykes, Christopher Noye, Jade Young
In: Christopher Noye, Claude Alcorso, Jarrett Horton, Jamie Clark
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence bounced back from its first loss of the season with a 21-point win over North Hobart, but it was far from easy with the scores level at the last change. Hobart had not won a game for two months, and then out of nowhere came out and smashed favourite Glenorchy by 93-points in the Tigers best TSL performance.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Clarence refind its best form so close to finals? Can Hobart repeat the stellar performance of last week or was it just a one-off?
THE KEY: Clarence continues to have a rolling door selection policy. This week, the Roos have rested Stuart Whitelaw, Cameron Blight and Matthew Geappen while captain Nick Paine will miss with a knee injury. But the in the inclusions are some beauties in star utility Cameron Thurley, the state’s top under-18 player Josh Green, fellow Mariner Adam Green, former Devils onballer Ben Setchell and Mariners forward Charlie Riewoldt to underline the Roos depth.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Hobart will be confident after such an impressive performance, but it is just impossible to tip against Clarence at Bellerive, where it is undefeated in the TSL’s history. Tigers full-forward Jeremy Howe was on fire last round with six goals and a number of spectacular marks, but will not find it so easy against the Roos defence.
TIP: Clarence by 32 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Clarence vs Hobart 12pm
Colts
Clarence vs Hobart 10am
Teams
Clarence
B: Aaron French, Rohan Swan, Tim Castle
C: Jaymes Baker, Cameron Thurley, Aaron Green
HF: Ben Setchell, Matthew Drury, Aaron McVilly
F: Trent Whitelaw, Brennan Savage, Trent Standen
R: Drew Westfield, Josh Green, Clinton Riley
Interchange: Mitch Baker, Matthew Round, Jordan Roberts, Charlie Riewoldt, Sam Rainbird, Ryan Bailey, Jesse O'Neal
In: Mitch Baker, Matthew Round, Charlie Riewoldt, Cameron Thurley, Aaron Green. Ben Setchell, Jordan Roberts, Josh Green
Out: Matthew Geappen, Stuart Whitelaw, Nick Paine, Cameron Blight
Hobart
B: Ryan Sullivan, Sam Hall, David Clark
HB: Andrew Lemm, Michael Cassidy, Zach Johnson
C: Blair Kean, Ellis Perry, Trent Nichols
HF: Kurt Styles, Matthew Cleary, Jamie Clark
F: Aaron Hall, Todd Willing, George Bunbury
R: Larry Owen, Jeremy Howe, Tim Langdale
Interchange: Max Catchpool, Jarrett Horton, Claude Alcorso, Brendan Johnson, David Flood, Joshua Dykes, Christopher Noye, Jade Young
In: Christopher Noye, Claude Alcorso, Jarrett Horton, Jamie Clark
Out: Nil
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Clarence bounced back from its first loss of the season with a 21-point win over North Hobart, but it was far from easy with the scores level at the last change. Hobart had not won a game for two months, and then out of nowhere came out and smashed favourite Glenorchy by 93-points in the Tigers best TSL performance.
BURNING QUESTION: Can Clarence refind its best form so close to finals? Can Hobart repeat the stellar performance of last week or was it just a one-off?
THE KEY: Clarence continues to have a rolling door selection policy. This week, the Roos have rested Stuart Whitelaw, Cameron Blight and Matthew Geappen while captain Nick Paine will miss with a knee injury. But the in the inclusions are some beauties in star utility Cameron Thurley, the state’s top under-18 player Josh Green, fellow Mariner Adam Green, former Devils onballer Ben Setchell and Mariners forward Charlie Riewoldt to underline the Roos depth.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Hobart will be confident after such an impressive performance, but it is just impossible to tip against Clarence at Bellerive, where it is undefeated in the TSL’s history. Tigers full-forward Jeremy Howe was on fire last round with six goals and a number of spectacular marks, but will not find it so easy against the Roos defence.
TIP: Clarence by 32 points.
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