David Harding
Cain LynchRound 3 Glenorchy vs Lauderdale Preview & Teams
April 15th 2010 09:53
Where & When: KGV Oval, Saturday, April 15th, 2:00PM
Coverage: Sportingpulse.com Progressive Scores
Reserves
Glenorchy vs Lauderdale 12pm
Colts
Glenorchy vs Lauderdale 10:00am
Teams
Glenorchy
B: Josh Arnold, Jade Hodge, Bryce O'Garey
HB: Jake Cox, James Webster, Daniel Muir
C: Matt Dilger, Mark Corbett, Nathan Matthews
HF: Marcus Parker, Michael Darcy, Jonathon Bowring
F: Matthew Rainbird, David Hunt, Brayden Webb
R: Simon Spencer, Jaye Bowden, Jesse Crouch
Interchange: Daniel Ayres, Trad Duggan, Daniel Fewkes, Brock Nightingale, David O'Garey, Luke Potter, Kyle Smith, Zac Webb
Lauderdale
B: Tim Dudgeon, Josh Roberts, Patrick Montgomerie
HB: Timothy Perkins, Alex Hill, Jacob Gilbee
C: Jed Williamson, Alex Hevey, Marcus Fritze
HF: Jason Hyland, Tom Brennan, Paul Hudson
F: Alan Joyce, Jamie Diienno, Alex Cook
R: Jack Siggins, Josh Spaulding, Joe Edwards
Interchange: Jacob Martinovich, Glen Frankcombe, Brendan Mather, Robbie McManus, Dylan Grubb, Jarrod Morgan, Sean MacKay
HEAD TO HEAD
Round 5 Glenorchy 19.16.130 def. Lauderdale 14.7.91 at Lauderdale
Round 11 Glenorchy 21.14.140 def. Lauderdale 4.3.27 at Lauderdale
Round 18 Glenorchy 17.15.117 def. Lauderdale 9.10.64 at Lauderdale
PREVIOUS ROUND
Glenorchy 20.6.126 def. Hobart 12.11.83 at KGV Oval
North Hobart 18.15.123 def. Lauderdale 6.13.49 at North Hobart Oval
SEASON FORM
Glenorchy: LW
Lauderdale: LL
FORM OVER THE LAST MONTH
Glenorchy: LW
Lauderdale: LL
LADDER POSITION
Glenorchy: 5th
Lauderdale: 9th
SUMMARY
Glenorchy bounced back on the weekend with a massive win over the Tigers as they opened their grandstand at KGV Oval, the Bombers still are without a win after being hammered by North Hobart, the former Burnie pair Gardam and Wells managed to give the Bombers all sorts of headaches last weekedn. This is the first time in TSL competition that they are going to face each other at KGV Oval, Glenorchy have managed to take the points every time they have faced so far in their TSL clashes and a lot of the times before they have managed to keep themselves in front of the Bombers. Last week the worry was the forward line structure of the Magpies, well with 20.6 that seems to have been a bit of an early worry that only worked against the Roos.
The Magpies kept themselves ahead of the Tigers for most of the game, and then in the last quarter the Magpies ran away with it winning by 43, the Bombers however they have some problems their defense could not handle the three North Hobart forwards, one of which started the day as a backman and still finished with 4 goals, Robbie Devine and Zeke Gardam showed up the Lauderdale players, going into the half time break the Bombers looked to be holding their own but once the half was over so was the resistance the Demons ran riot and crushed the bombers in the end.
It's going to be interesting to see how the Bombers are going to be able to handle having David Hunt, Bowring, and Darcy around the Glenorchy Forward line as Hunt and Bowring kicked 6 and 5 respectively last week against Hobart, and Darcy, well he still has an average of 1 goal a game, but he might be able to find himself on the scoring sheet more this weekend.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Jonathon Bowring (Glenorchy) – One of the Magpies best last week against the Tigers booted 5 goals for Glenorchy, he along with David Hunt will be the players to watch out for if the Bombers are going to win, but the Magpies also have Matthews, Darcy, and Parker around that can kick goals as well.
Marcus Fitze (Lauderdale) – One of the better players for the Bombers, they are going to be hoping to have a few players that are going to stand up against Glenorchy, the more experienced Fitze is going to be one of those, Williamson has been good in the middle as well, but Fitze seems to pop up all over.
QUESTION MARKS
Glenorchy are at KGV Oval against this weekend, and playing a game that will be considered rather easy is it going to take a toll on their focus, or will the Magpies come out of this still focused on beating the good teams as well? Coud the Magpies again this week have a good day out kicking wise and boot 20.6 or even more?
Lauderdale's backline struggled with both Gardam, and Devine last week, and then they struggled to contain Jesse Wells when he moved from the backline to the forward line, can their backline find a way to beat the Glenorchy forard line? Can the Bombers' forward line out score the Magpies at all during this match?
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY
Glenorchy got the win they needed against Hobart last weekend, and managed to put their kicking for goal woes behind them and just trounced the Tigers later in the game, the Bombers looked ok early, but their kicking was a let down and then their second half saw them fall away and the Demons ran away with that game. This game is another big test for the younger members of the bombers lineup and a test to see how Darren Winter coaches against the team that was his arch rivals back when he was a player.
Glenorchy has been too strong a lot in the past, and I cannot see this changing again this week, unless the Magpies took the Bombers too lightly which they won't be at this stage, it's going to be a bit of how much can Glenorchy win this game by, and how the Bombers can stop the forward line that the Magpies have.
PREDICTION
Glenorchy 70 points
Coverage: Sportingpulse.com Progressive Scores
Reserves
Glenorchy vs Lauderdale 12pm
Colts
Glenorchy vs Lauderdale 10:00am
Teams
Glenorchy
B: Josh Arnold, Jade Hodge, Bryce O'Garey
HB: Jake Cox, James Webster, Daniel Muir
C: Matt Dilger, Mark Corbett, Nathan Matthews
HF: Marcus Parker, Michael Darcy, Jonathon Bowring
F: Matthew Rainbird, David Hunt, Brayden Webb
R: Simon Spencer, Jaye Bowden, Jesse Crouch
Interchange: Daniel Ayres, Trad Duggan, Daniel Fewkes, Brock Nightingale, David O'Garey, Luke Potter, Kyle Smith, Zac Webb
Lauderdale
B: Tim Dudgeon, Josh Roberts, Patrick Montgomerie
HB: Timothy Perkins, Alex Hill, Jacob Gilbee
C: Jed Williamson, Alex Hevey, Marcus Fritze
HF: Jason Hyland, Tom Brennan, Paul Hudson
F: Alan Joyce, Jamie Diienno, Alex Cook
R: Jack Siggins, Josh Spaulding, Joe Edwards
Interchange: Jacob Martinovich, Glen Frankcombe, Brendan Mather, Robbie McManus, Dylan Grubb, Jarrod Morgan, Sean MacKay
HEAD TO HEAD
Round 5 Glenorchy 19.16.130 def. Lauderdale 14.7.91 at Lauderdale
Round 11 Glenorchy 21.14.140 def. Lauderdale 4.3.27 at Lauderdale
Round 18 Glenorchy 17.15.117 def. Lauderdale 9.10.64 at Lauderdale
PREVIOUS ROUND
Glenorchy 20.6.126 def. Hobart 12.11.83 at KGV Oval
North Hobart 18.15.123 def. Lauderdale 6.13.49 at North Hobart Oval
SEASON FORM
Glenorchy: LW
Lauderdale: LL
FORM OVER THE LAST MONTH
Glenorchy: LW
Lauderdale: LL
LADDER POSITION
Glenorchy: 5th
Lauderdale: 9th
SUMMARY
Glenorchy bounced back on the weekend with a massive win over the Tigers as they opened their grandstand at KGV Oval, the Bombers still are without a win after being hammered by North Hobart, the former Burnie pair Gardam and Wells managed to give the Bombers all sorts of headaches last weekedn. This is the first time in TSL competition that they are going to face each other at KGV Oval, Glenorchy have managed to take the points every time they have faced so far in their TSL clashes and a lot of the times before they have managed to keep themselves in front of the Bombers. Last week the worry was the forward line structure of the Magpies, well with 20.6 that seems to have been a bit of an early worry that only worked against the Roos.
The Magpies kept themselves ahead of the Tigers for most of the game, and then in the last quarter the Magpies ran away with it winning by 43, the Bombers however they have some problems their defense could not handle the three North Hobart forwards, one of which started the day as a backman and still finished with 4 goals, Robbie Devine and Zeke Gardam showed up the Lauderdale players, going into the half time break the Bombers looked to be holding their own but once the half was over so was the resistance the Demons ran riot and crushed the bombers in the end.
It's going to be interesting to see how the Bombers are going to be able to handle having David Hunt, Bowring, and Darcy around the Glenorchy Forward line as Hunt and Bowring kicked 6 and 5 respectively last week against Hobart, and Darcy, well he still has an average of 1 goal a game, but he might be able to find himself on the scoring sheet more this weekend.
PLAYERS TO WATCH
Jonathon Bowring (Glenorchy) – One of the Magpies best last week against the Tigers booted 5 goals for Glenorchy, he along with David Hunt will be the players to watch out for if the Bombers are going to win, but the Magpies also have Matthews, Darcy, and Parker around that can kick goals as well.
Marcus Fitze (Lauderdale) – One of the better players for the Bombers, they are going to be hoping to have a few players that are going to stand up against Glenorchy, the more experienced Fitze is going to be one of those, Williamson has been good in the middle as well, but Fitze seems to pop up all over.
QUESTION MARKS
Glenorchy are at KGV Oval against this weekend, and playing a game that will be considered rather easy is it going to take a toll on their focus, or will the Magpies come out of this still focused on beating the good teams as well? Coud the Magpies again this week have a good day out kicking wise and boot 20.6 or even more?
Lauderdale's backline struggled with both Gardam, and Devine last week, and then they struggled to contain Jesse Wells when he moved from the backline to the forward line, can their backline find a way to beat the Glenorchy forard line? Can the Bombers' forward line out score the Magpies at all during this match?
WHO WILL WIN AND WHY
Glenorchy got the win they needed against Hobart last weekend, and managed to put their kicking for goal woes behind them and just trounced the Tigers later in the game, the Bombers looked ok early, but their kicking was a let down and then their second half saw them fall away and the Demons ran away with that game. This game is another big test for the younger members of the bombers lineup and a test to see how Darren Winter coaches against the team that was his arch rivals back when he was a player.
Glenorchy has been too strong a lot in the past, and I cannot see this changing again this week, unless the Magpies took the Bombers too lightly which they won't be at this stage, it's going to be a bit of how much can Glenorchy win this game by, and how the Bombers can stop the forward line that the Magpies have.
PREDICTION
Glenorchy 70 points
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