David Harding
Cain LynchRound 2 Devonport vs North Launceston Teams & Preview
April 15th 2011 14:13
Where & When: Devonport Oval Saturday, April 16th 2:00PM
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Colts
Devonport vs North Launceston 11:30pm
Teams
Devonport
B: Al Clements, Sam Hess, Ben Blacklow
HB: Cory Plumbridge, Quard Byard, Brennon Kendall
C: Ryan Williams, Tim Mee, Ben Walker
HF: Adam McDermitt, Scott Bennetts, Philip Crowden
F: Damon Howe, Justin Rodman, Aaron McNab
R: Clint Matthews, Brad Symmons, Sam Walker
Interchange: Hayden Reid, Ryan George, Matt Damon, Kaidyn Howe, Brodie Deverell, Mark Wallace, Jake Howard, Alexander Benson
North Launceston
B: Luke McCarty, Lyndon Stubbs, Matthew Viney
HB: Robert Gilligan, Joel Moutney, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
C: Thane Bardenhagen, Shane Wager, Ethan Petterwood
HF: Taylor Whitford, Mitchell van der Berg, Michael Praciak
F: Andrew McLean, Darren Crawford, Adam Viney
R: Paul O'Shea, Adam Viney, Alan O'Sign
Interchange: Geoff Mohr, Adam Zanevera, Leigh Harding, Scott Fenton, Jade Child, Burt, Ty Stewart, Joby Reynolds
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Devonport has none after conceding 30 goals last week to Launceston in a 160-point belting. North Launceston did exactly what it needed to do in round one, smashing South Launceston by 83 points.
BURNING QUESTION: How can Devonport coach Glen Lutwyche restore his young side’s confidence after such a mauling to at least produce a competitive performance? Who will be the young Northern Bomber to stop up alongside the likes of regular contributors Shane Wager, Darren Crawford, Michael Praciak and Alan O’Sign?
THE KEY: North Launceston full-forward Darren Crawford could have a field day against the young Pies. Crawford loves kicking a big bag and with the ball likely to be spending the majority of the day in the Northern Bombers forward line, the spring-heeled Crawford could have a field day.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is all about learning for the Pies and learning the hard way. They simply don’t have the bodies and experience to match it with North Launceston. The Pies will settle on an improvement from last week and staying in the contest for longer.
TIP: North Launceston by 60 points.
Coverage: The Animal Enclosure Forums, Sportingpulse Progressive Scores
Colts
Devonport vs North Launceston 11:30pm
Teams
Devonport
B: Al Clements, Sam Hess, Ben Blacklow
HB: Cory Plumbridge, Quard Byard, Brennon Kendall
C: Ryan Williams, Tim Mee, Ben Walker
HF: Adam McDermitt, Scott Bennetts, Philip Crowden
F: Damon Howe, Justin Rodman, Aaron McNab
R: Clint Matthews, Brad Symmons, Sam Walker
Interchange: Hayden Reid, Ryan George, Matt Damon, Kaidyn Howe, Brodie Deverell, Mark Wallace, Jake Howard, Alexander Benson
North Launceston
B: Luke McCarty, Lyndon Stubbs, Matthew Viney
HB: Robert Gilligan, Joel Moutney, Bradley Cox-Goodyer
C: Thane Bardenhagen, Shane Wager, Ethan Petterwood
HF: Taylor Whitford, Mitchell van der Berg, Michael Praciak
F: Andrew McLean, Darren Crawford, Adam Viney
R: Paul O'Shea, Adam Viney, Alan O'Sign
Interchange: Geoff Mohr, Adam Zanevera, Leigh Harding, Scott Fenton, Jade Child, Burt, Ty Stewart, Joby Reynolds
Sourced: AFL Tasmania
FORM: Devonport has none after conceding 30 goals last week to Launceston in a 160-point belting. North Launceston did exactly what it needed to do in round one, smashing South Launceston by 83 points.
BURNING QUESTION: How can Devonport coach Glen Lutwyche restore his young side’s confidence after such a mauling to at least produce a competitive performance? Who will be the young Northern Bomber to stop up alongside the likes of regular contributors Shane Wager, Darren Crawford, Michael Praciak and Alan O’Sign?
THE KEY: North Launceston full-forward Darren Crawford could have a field day against the young Pies. Crawford loves kicking a big bag and with the ball likely to be spending the majority of the day in the Northern Bombers forward line, the spring-heeled Crawford could have a field day.
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY? It is all about learning for the Pies and learning the hard way. They simply don’t have the bodies and experience to match it with North Launceston. The Pies will settle on an improvement from last week and staying in the contest for longer.
TIP: North Launceston by 60 points.
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