David Harding
Cain LynchRound 18 Lauderdale vs Clarence Teams & Preview
August 13th 2010 10:31
Where & When:Lauderdale Oval Saturday, August 14th, 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Lauderdale vs Clarence 12:00pm
[B]Colts[/B]
Lauderdale vs Clarence 10:00am
Teams
Lauderdale
B: Justin Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Jason Hyland, Jack Siggins, Jacob Gillbee
C: Jed Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Rhys Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, Michael Clark, Robbie McManus
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Tom Brennan
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Sean MacKay, Paul Hudson, Bryce Walsh, Dylan Grubb, Jacob Westell, Tim Dudgeon, Joe Edwards
In: Allan Joyce, Paul Hudson, Sean MacKay
Out: Nil
Clarence
B: Rohan Swan, Gregg Sharman, Tim Castle
HB: Mitch Swan, Cameron Blight, Stuart Whitelaw
C: Aaron French, Cameron Thurley, Adam Green
HF: Ben Setchell, Matthew Drury, Jaymes Baker
F: Trent Standen, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
R: Drew Westfield, Clinton Riley, Josh Green
Interchange: Aaron McVilly, Ryan Bailey, Charlie Riewoldt, Jesse O'Neal, Angus Brettingham-Moore, Bradley Coad, Mitch Baker, Jordan Roberts
In: Jordan Roberts, Bradley Coad, Charlie Riewoldt, Stuart Whitelaw, Cameron Blight
Out: Jackson O'Brien
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Lauderdale’s four-game winning streak came to an end, along with its slim finals hopes, at the hands of Glenorchy despite having more scoring shots. After recent spluttering form, normal service resumed at Clarence with a 75-point hiding of Hobart at Bellerive.
BURNING QUESTION: Lauderdale’s last third of the season has been outstanding, can it go into the off-season with the biggest scalp of all under its belt and really set itself up for 2011? The second half of the season has seen Clarence riddled with injuries to some of its biggest names; can it get through this game unscathed with the finals just a week away?
THE KEY: Junior footy, school footy and representative footy teammates and very good mates, but now talented duo Josh Green (Clarence) and Jacob Gillbee (Lauderdale) might just go head to head in the midfield. Both were outstanding for Tasmania’s division two championship winning side and are headed for the AFL draft camp such is their talent. Worth the admission alone.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Lauderdale can take a lot of positives out of its past five weeks but the Clarence mountain is just a little too steep for the young Southern Bombers. The Roos have match-winners everywhere led by Cameron Thurley, Trent Standen, Stuart Whitelaw and Green – match-winners the Bombers can’t cover.
TIP: Clarence by 36 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Reserves
Lauderdale vs Clarence 12:00pm
[B]Colts[/B]
Lauderdale vs Clarence 10:00am
Teams
Lauderdale
B: Justin Allen, Alex Hill, Joshua Spaulding
HB: Jason Hyland, Jack Siggins, Jacob Gillbee
C: Jed Williamson, Marcus Fitze, Rhys Williamson
HF: Alex Hevey, Michael Clark, Robbie McManus
F: Andrew Phillips, Jamie DiIenno, Tom Brennan
R: Andrew Rae, Timothy Perkins, Allan Joyce
Interchange: Sean MacKay, Paul Hudson, Bryce Walsh, Dylan Grubb, Jacob Westell, Tim Dudgeon, Joe Edwards
In: Allan Joyce, Paul Hudson, Sean MacKay
Out: Nil
Clarence
B: Rohan Swan, Gregg Sharman, Tim Castle
HB: Mitch Swan, Cameron Blight, Stuart Whitelaw
C: Aaron French, Cameron Thurley, Adam Green
HF: Ben Setchell, Matthew Drury, Jaymes Baker
F: Trent Standen, Brennan Savage, Trent Whitelaw
R: Drew Westfield, Clinton Riley, Josh Green
Interchange: Aaron McVilly, Ryan Bailey, Charlie Riewoldt, Jesse O'Neal, Angus Brettingham-Moore, Bradley Coad, Mitch Baker, Jordan Roberts
In: Jordan Roberts, Bradley Coad, Charlie Riewoldt, Stuart Whitelaw, Cameron Blight
Preview
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Lauderdale’s four-game winning streak came to an end, along with its slim finals hopes, at the hands of Glenorchy despite having more scoring shots. After recent spluttering form, normal service resumed at Clarence with a 75-point hiding of Hobart at Bellerive.
BURNING QUESTION: Lauderdale’s last third of the season has been outstanding, can it go into the off-season with the biggest scalp of all under its belt and really set itself up for 2011? The second half of the season has seen Clarence riddled with injuries to some of its biggest names; can it get through this game unscathed with the finals just a week away?
THE KEY: Junior footy, school footy and representative footy teammates and very good mates, but now talented duo Josh Green (Clarence) and Jacob Gillbee (Lauderdale) might just go head to head in the midfield. Both were outstanding for Tasmania’s division two championship winning side and are headed for the AFL draft camp such is their talent. Worth the admission alone.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY: Lauderdale can take a lot of positives out of its past five weeks but the Clarence mountain is just a little too steep for the young Southern Bombers. The Roos have match-winners everywhere led by Cameron Thurley, Trent Standen, Stuart Whitelaw and Green – match-winners the Bombers can’t cover.
TIP: Clarence by 36 points.
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