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our footy record | Round 11 - 2011
contents
2 View from Here: A week is a long time in football
3 RACT Insurance: Player of the year award
4 Our Great Game: Ian Callinan
6 The Week that was: Review of last weeks games
7 Competition Results & Ladders: Round 10
8 Club Notes
18 State of Affairs: Developing safer and healthier
communities.
19 Tipsters: Northern sweep in no one’s tips.
20 Young Guns: Round 3 NAB Under 18 National
Championships
22 Wrest Point Promotion
23 Upcoming events: Whats coming up in Tassie
footy
40 Tasmanian State Fixture 2011
From the editor
This week’s Wrest Point State
League RECORD cover highlights and
congratulates Launceston’s Beau Green
who played his 200th senior game against
Devonport last week.
The RECORD caught up with Beau’s
longest senior coach (7 years), Adam
Sanders, and he explained that: “Beau has
been a tremendous player for Launceston
over the last 10 years. I saw him develop
from a good young player with potential
into an ultra competitive, powerful, hard
running halfback / centreman who was
able to play offensive and defensive roles
for the team. Beau was probably the first
of the now senior Blues to take onboard
the importance of preparation, recovery
and fitness to take his football to a better
level. A premiership captain, twice B&F
and now 200 game player. Beau will be
remembered amongst the Blues very best
players and as a great clubman.”
The RECORD’s reading highlight is Our
Great Game which reviews the exceptional
achievement of Ian Callinan in finally
debuting in the AFL with Adelaide Crows
after a 13 year journey through the talent
pathway.
Have a great Super Saturday at the footy.
Daniel Smedley
Editor
Cover: Picture – Picture – Steve Youd
THIS WEEK’S COVER
Launceston’s Beau Green
celebrated his 200th
senior game with the
Blues against Devonport
last week.
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VIEW FROM HERE | A week is a long time in football....
The catch cry of a “week is a long time in football” is certainly relevant to the State League
competition at the moment and will continue to be as the home and away season draws
closer to an end.
Last week’s results meant there were some positional
changes to the ladder, including the following:
• Clarence who were sitting 2nd only a game clear now
find themselves 2 games clear of the 3rd placed team
and have now made it difficult to be dislodged from
2nd spot.
• Burnie who were sitting 3rd prior to last weekend are
now sitting 4th after their loss.
• Glenorchy who were sitting 4th prior to last week are
now sitting 3rd.
• North Launceston prior to last weekend were sitting
5th on the ladder by percentage have now gone a
game clear inside the 5.
• North Hobart who was sitting 6th just outside the five
on percentage is now a game outside of the five and in
7th spot.
• Lauderdale who were 2 games outside the five in 7th
position prior to last weekend now find themselves in
6th and only one game outside the five.
This weekend’s schedule of matches provides a number
of contests that could see the results go either way
which may change where clubs are positioned come
Monday.
The other thing that occurred this week was North
Hobart’s Head Coach, Clinton Brown, tendered his
resignation to the Club; Clinton was the last remaining
playing-coach in the State league competition.
Clinton’s comments in the media included “I just think
at the moment being a playing-coach is too tough at
this level” and “you need to have your eyes in the box
all the time to see what is going on and at the moment
doing it on the ground is just too difficult”. This poses an
interesting conundrum for TSL Clubs as to whether the
appointment of a playing-coach or non playing coach will
deliver the right structure for the Club to be successful.
If you look at “Best Practice”, which is the AFL, the
current day football environment demands that people
heading up the football club in a coaching capacity
should have a ‘helicopter view’ on game day and
implement their own strategies and structures by seeing
them first hand from afar, rather than being on the
ground and receiving the information second hand.
What I am sure of is that Clubs will appoint the most
appropriate person for the role whether that is a playing
or non-playing coach to achieve the outcomes that their
core business warrants and desires, but it does provide
for an interesting debate.
Shaun Young
General Manager
Wrest Point State League
Editor’s Note: The last time that a playing coach was
engaged in the AFL / VFL was way back in 1979 when
Alex Jesaulenko led Carlton to the Premiership. Along
with John Nichols at Carlton in 1972 they are the only
instances of successful playing coaches at this level in
the last 50 years.
Tasmanian Brett Geappen led Clarence to the State
League title as a playing coach in 2009, but, arguably,
some of the most successful Tasmanian coaches of
recent years have been non-playing such as Matthew
Armstrong, Adam Sanders, David Newitt, Grant Fagan,
Andy Bennett and Garry Davidson.
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RACT INSURANCE | Player of the Year Award
At the end of the season the player with the most
votes will be awarded the “RACT Insurance Player of
the Year Award” and will receive a travel package
and cash to the value of $5000.
RACT Insurance Player of
the Year Award Nominees
Round 10
Glenorchy v South Launceston
3. Daniel Muir (Glenorchy)
2. Zac Webb (Glenorchy)
1. Luke Potter (Glenorchy)
Devonport v Launceston
3. Joe Groenewegen (Launceston)
2. Tim Bristow (Launceston)
1. Brad Symmons (Devonport)
North Hobart v Lauderdale
3. Jack Siggins (Lauderdale)
2. Matthew Smith (Lauderdale)
1. Sam O’Byrne (Lauderdale)
North Launceston v Burnie
3. Michael Praciak (Nth L’ton)
2. Darren Crawford (Nth L’ton)
1. Kade Munday (Burnie)
Hobart v Clarence
3. Cameron Thurley (Clarence)
2. Nick Paine (Clarence)
1. Jaymes Baker (Clarence)
LEADERBOARD
19 Cameron Thurley, Clarence
15 Darren Banham, Burnie
12 Darren Crawford, Nth L’ton
11 Jackson O’Brien, Clarence
9 Ken Hall, North Hobart
9 Gary Shipton, Launceston
8 Brian Finch, Launceston
8 Matthew Smith, Lauderdale
7 Scott Stephens, Launceston
6 Rhys Mott, Glenorchy
6 Jack Siggins, Lauderdale
6 Paul O’Shea, Nth L’ton
6 Michael Praciak, Nth L’ton
PROFILE
DANIEL MUIR
Daniel Muir has been playing with Glenorchy Football Club since
2006. The past three seasons have seen him become a regular senior
player and moved from his original position as a forward to a key
defender in Glenorchy’s backline. ‘Shitty’ to his team mates, Daniel is
a reliable player who always gives his all and is enjoying a great return
to form.
DOB: 11 April 1988
Club: Glenorchy District Football Club
School /Employer: St. Virgils / Espresso Essential
Favourite Fitness Test: Beep
Best Skill in Football: Voice
Biggest Football Influence: Father (Brandon)
Favourite AFL Club: Carlton
Favourite Football Position: Wing
Most embarrassing Football Moment: Hitting opposition players lace
out
Your last supper. With, where, what and music: KFC with the boys
from Sunshine Road and the Bee Gees.
Finish these sentences:
Away from the field I like to…..relax in good company
I would never be seen……at the salad bar
In ten years time I will be…….33
If only I could…..know what women want
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OUR GREAT GAME | IAN CALLINAN
THE most asked question in Tasmanian football for the past decade will be answered this
season: how will Ian Callinan go at AFL level?
After 10 years of being overlooked by recruiters
and overshadowed by less credentialed players,
the Adelaide Crows finally took a punt on the skilful
forward-midfielder when he was taken pick 64 in last
year’s rookie draft as a then 27-year-old. Superbly
skilled with an innate instinct to find the goals,
Callinan had been constantly overlooked since being
an under-18 All-Australian in 2000.
Despite the numerous set-backs, including doing
pre-season training with Collingwood, Essendon,
North Melbourne and Richmond to no avail, he
persevered, winning the VFL best and fairest in 2005
while playing for the Devils, before taking his skills
to SANFL club Central District. He has played in four
consecutive flags for the SA Bulldogs, winning the
club best and fairest twice and was best on ground
in last year’s SANFL grand final, kicking four-goals
in the six-point win. Regarded as the best player in
Australia outside the AFL, the Crows finally selected
the small forward-midfielder.
On the opening night of the NAB Cup season
Adelaide coach Neil Craig issued a public apology to
his new recruit: “Even now I’m not sure how far Ian
will go, that will be up to him. But seeing him on the
track, I hate to say it guys, but the recruiters of the
AFL - and we’re in it - have done him a disservice. He
should’ve been in the competition five years ago.”
But, just when his AFL quest was about to be fulfilled,
heartache struck again as he tore the bicep off the
bone in the final practice game, sidelining Callinan
for 10 weeks. Now, after two games in the SANFL, he
is set for his AFL debut, taking on Geelong at Skilled
Stadium tomorrow - one of the oldest debutants in
the modern era.
Callinan said he learned to live with the constant
snub, not dwelling on players picked up who lacked
his natural football ability while he honed his skills in
the lower leagues. He was never given a definitive
reason why he was not selected but believed his
height - at just 172cm - was a factor and the trend
at the time to draft tall, athletes and then try to
turn them into footballers rather than the other
way round. Callinan said: “That is probably the one
thing that has always frustrated me. When I sat
down with Neil to have a coffee, he said to me, ‘Why
haven’t you been on a list?’ That’s something I’ve
never got any feedback on, which has been a little
bit disappointing but that’s the way it goes. I’ve got
no doubt in my mind my height has gone against
me but there are some guys who have been going
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OUR GREAT GAME | IAN CALLINAN
all right as small crumbers lately like [Collingwood’s
174cm premiership forward Jarryd] Blair and those
sorts of guys. That has probably turned it around a
little bit. Early days it was more the athletic type,
they went away from the genuine footballers for more
the athlete they were trying to turn into a footballer. I
reckon it is starting to turn back the other way a bit.”
Callinan’s former Devils coach, ex-Fitzroy and
North Melbourne midfielder Mathew Armstrong
believes AFL clubs’ pride and ego also had a lot to
do with it. Armstrong was instrumental in Callinan’s
development, as he and assistant coach Lance
Spaulding turned the 86kg tubby teenager into a
72kg elite footballer by making him ride up and down
Mt Wellington’s numerous bike tracks. Armstrong
said of Callinan’s constant draft snubs” “I’m
amazed, I think sometimes recruiters or people in
the football industry don’t want to look back and
admit they made a mistake. That’s the only way I
can look at it. He just kept putting his name up all
the time. I can understand where the game was at
at the time. The philosophy back then was let’s get
the 190cm-plus athlete and try and turn him into a
footballer. It was all the rage. Now all of a sudden,
especially with the high possession footy they
are playing now, they actually need the footballer
again - the bloke who can actually use it to maintain
possession a lot more.”
Former Mariners coach Hamish Ogilvie also played a
big part in Callinan’s selection. For years, the Crows
had been struggling to find a crumbing forward.
Ogilvie, now Adelaide’s Victorian recruiting officer,
kept throwing up the Tasmanian’s name to no avail
until finally Callinan’s standout performances could
not go unheralded and he was invited along to preseason
training.
Callinan, affectionately known as “Wingnut” due to
the size of his ears, said it was a surreal day back
on December 7 when his name was finally read out.
Callinan said: “It is hard to describe, it is something
I’ve wanted to do for 10 years. I was actually at
training at the time. They said, ‘If everything falls
your way there is a good chance you’ll get on the list,’
but they hadn’t said, ‘We are definitely going to take
you.’ I was training and walked off the track and ...
a few of the boys were watching on the internet and
I didn’t know whether to watch it or not. All the guys
said, ‘You’ve got to watch it,’ and I said ‘Well what
happens if I don’t get picked?’ It would have been an
eerie feeling, but I sat down and watched it and there
was a roar in the changerooms when my name was
read out which was a good feeling.”
However being drafted gives no guarantees. On a
one-year rookie contract and now 28, Callinan knows
he has to make an impression this season or his AFL
dream will disappear as quickly as it arrived.
Armstrong has no doubt his prodigy can make an
impact at AFL level. “I had a beer with him just
before Christmas, gee he’s in ripping nick. He’s
really cut, he’s built well. Good on him. As the year’s
went on he shrugged it [the AFL snubs] off a little bit
easier. He always had a great passion to play at the
highest level. It is a fantastic story.”
After this season there might be a new question
asked, and not just from those in Tasmania; why
wasn’t Ian Callinan playing AFL for the past decade?
Courtesy
Brett Stubbs,
The Mercury.
Editors Note
Callinan’s debut
game against
Geelong last
Saturday saw him
named amongst
the Crows best as
he collected 21
possessions, laid 5
tackles and kicked
a goal.
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THE WEEK THAT WAS | Review of last weeks games
North Hobart’s horror stretch is becoming a nightmare as the Demons slumped to their fourth
loss in five rounds, this time to Lauderdale at North Hobart Oval.
To make matters worse, the Demons No.1 ruckman
Matthew Muir broke his collarbone and midfielder
Zane Murphy, was booked for striking the Bombers
Josh Spaulding in the second quarter. The 35-point
loss saw the star-studded North Hobart drop to
seventh and resulted in coach Clinton Brown
standing down on Monday, replaced by former Devils
coach Lance Spaulding. Lauderdale was brilliant in
the first half, racing to a 37-point half-time lead, led
by forward pocket Sam O’Byrne who set up the win
with five first-half goals. North Hobart rallied in the
second half with Jesse Wells booting four of his five
goals after the break. With two early majors to start
the last term, the Demons moved to within 12 points
but the baby Bombers showed great maturity with
five of the last six goals to run out deserved victors.
Jack Siggins was impassable at centre half-back for
Lauderdale.
North Launceston continues to impress with arguably
its best win of the season, a thrilling five-point victory
over Burnie at Aurora Stadium. Burnie led at the first
three changes but the Northern Bombers 2.5 to 1.4
in the last term was enough to see them move to
equal third on points with the Dockers and Glenorchy
and stay one game clear of sixth-placed Lauderdale.
Allan O’Sign kicked a game high three goals for North
Launceston while veteran Michael Praciak continued
his good form with a best afield performance.
Clarence is now two games clear in second spot after
smashing Hobart by 133-points at the TCA Ground.
The Roos kept Hobart goalless until half-way through
the third term, and banged on seven goals in the first
quarter and nine in the last in the massive win. TSL
star Cameron Thurley kicked five - two more than the
entire Hobart team - and was just one of 11 goalkickers
for Clarence.
Top of the table Launceston handed out a mother
of a hiding away to last-placed Devonport. The
Blues were held to a four-point lead at quarter time,
but from then on smashed through 23 goals to
four for a 130-point flogging. Brian Finch bagged
another seven-goal haul while mobile big man Joe
Groenewegen was best on ground.
Glenorchy moved to third spot on percentage with a
93-point thrashing of South Launceston at KGV Oval.
Former Brownlow Medallist Jason Akermanis kicked
four goals, as did captain Jon Bowring and Zac Webb.
The Southern Magpies set up the win with a 10-goal
to nil second quarter and then cruised to victory.
BURNING QUESTIONS:
Will the resignation of playing-coach Clinton Brown
during the week shock North Hobart into action
against Glenorchy at North Hobart Oval on Saturday?
Will Clarence coach Brett Geappen’s comments from
earlier this year that Lauderdale weren’t going to
make the finals come back to haunt him?
The Torch
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COMPETITION RESULTS AND LADDERS | Round 10
COLTS
Glenorchy 8.4 15.11 28.18 28.18 (186)
South Launceston 2.2 3.2 5.3 5.4 (34)
GOALS - Glenorchy: B.Kaye 7, M.Badcock 4, S.Beswick 4, B.Allie 3, W.Booth
2, K.Clark, J.Geard, L.Green, D.Robottom, J.Wigg, M.Ede, S.Stewart, J.Boon.
South Launceston: P.Hazzlewood, B.Etchell, D.Morgan, L.Tepper, J.Tepper.
BEST - Glenorchy: K.Clark, B.Kaye, S.Stewart, J.Geard, M.Badcock, J.Howard.
South Launceston: M.Berry, D.Morgan, P.Hazzlewood, L.Tepper, M.Rice,
J.Taylor.
Launceston 5.2 7.8 10.12 14.18 (102)
Devonport 0.4 1.6 4.8 5.12 (42)
GOALS - Launceston: B.Hardacre 3, L.Johnston 2, T.Woolley 2, W.Stoltenberg
2, D.Sinclair, J.Bonney, T.Sheppard, T.Curwen, J.Miller. Devonport: M.Barnard
2, D.Howe, S.Smart, S.Sheppard. BEST - Launceston: B.Crick, T.Sheppard,
I.McCrimmon, B.Hardacre, L.Johnston, D.Sinclair. Devonport: A.Benson,
S.Sheppard, T.Lutwyche, B.Blacklow, J.Howard, M.Cashion.
Lauderdale 4.0 8.4 11.8 17.15 (117)
North Hobart 6.4 8.5 10.9 12.11 (83)
GOALS - Lauderdale: H.Allanby 4, B.Walsh 3, J.Martinovich 3, B.O’Leary
2, S.Dudgeon, J.King, J.Whittle, E.Wish-Wilson, D.Paul. North Hobart:
H.Williams 2, H.Robertson 2, G.Unsworth, P.Fisher, H.Parker, B.Shade,
J.Arnold, P.Howlett, R.Charlton, L.Goss. BEST - Lauderdale: B.Walsh, S.Wright,
S.Siggins, J.Westell, J.Edwards, S.Preshaw. North Hobart: J.Arnold, R.Lapolla,
H.Williams, R.Charlton, J.Hardman, P.Riley.
North Launceston 4.2 5.8 8.9 15.16 (106)
Burnie 1.1 3.3 4.5 4.5 (29)
GOALS - North Launceston: B.Elmer 5, C.Kerrison 2, N.Barry 2, S.Heppel 2,
H.Fox 2, J.Avent, M.Roe. Burnie: A.Smith 2, Z.Hislop 2. BEST - North Launceston:
N.Barry, M.Walsh, C.Burrows, B.Fredrickson, B.Elmer, C.Barnes. Burnie:
S.McDougall, S.Ives-Heres, L.Weller, N.Mitchell, C.Batt, A.Viney.
Clarence 10.4 14.12 22.16 31.20 (206)
Hobart 0.1 1.5 3.6 4.7 (31)
GOALS - Clarence: N.Douglas 10, E.Stanley 5, T.Williamson 3, B.Coad 3,
I.Gaul 2, J.Roberts 2, R.Westbury 2, G.Chambers, S.Tisdale, A.Parker, M.Ling.
Hobart: D.Golding, M.Catchpool, P.Yole, P.Burleigh.
BEST - Clarence: N.Douglas, B.Coad, E.Stanley, J.Wylie, A.Hill. Hobart:
M.Catchpool, P.Mannering, C.Leek, D.Jetson, S.Gray, J.McIndoe.
SENIORS
Glenorchy 3.7 13.9 18.14 24.20 (164)
South Launceston 4.0 4.2 9.3 11.5 (71)
GOALS - Glenorchy: J.Bowring 4, J.Akermanis 4, Z.Webb 4, L.Potter 3, M.Dilger 2,
J.Hodge 2, T.Cleary, N.Matthews, S.Collis, J.Arnold, B.Reynolds. South Launceston:
A.Viney 2, J.Blackberry 2, B.McGee 2, R.Mansell 2, J.Price, B.Thorp, T.Larby.
BEST - Glenorchy: D.Muir, M.Dilger, Z.Webb, J.Sharp, J.Bowring, M.Corbett. South
Launceston: J.Blackberry, C.Taylor, R.Mansell, T.Davis, P.Lawrence, B.Thorp.
Launceston 2.4 8.11 14.15 25.18 (168)
Devonport 2.0 3.0 5.0 6.2 (38)
GOALS - Launceston: B.Finch 7, S.Whiting 3, S.Stephens 3, J.Groenewegen
3, S.Rundle 2, J.Harris 2, J.Boyce 2, C.Sheppard, D.Ellis, T.Claridge. Devonport:
A.McNab 3, S.Bennetts, B.Symmons, S.Walker. BEST - Launceston:
J.Groenewegen, S.Rundle, S.Stephens, M.Miar, T.Bristow, J.Woolley. Devonport:
B.Symmons, K.Howe, A.McNab, J.Rodman, T.Mee, S.Hess.
Lauderdale 3.5 9.8 11.11 16.16 (112)
North Hobart 1.3 3.7 8.8 11.11 (77)
GOALS – Lauderdale: S.O’Byrne 5, J.DiIenno 3, P.Hudson 3, R.McManus
2, A.Hevey, T.Dudgeon, J.Williamson. North Hobart: J.Wells 5, P.Allison,
R.Long, N.Street, C.Brown, O.Di Venuto, Z.Murphy. BEST - Lauderdale:
J.Siggins, A.Cook, A.Hill, J.DiIenno, L.Sabri, S.O’Byrne. North Hobart: J.Wells,
T.Peterson, A.Williams, C.Brown, T.Nichols, Z.Murphy.
North Launceston 3.1 4.3 6.5 8.10 (58)
Burnie 4.0 4.4 6.7 7.11 (53)
GOALS - North Launceston: A.O’Sign 3, P.O’Shea 2, M.Praciak, D.Crawford,
M.van den Berg. Burnie: A.Lee, J.Laycock, C.Radford, R.Baldock, S.Whish-
Wilson, K.Munday, M.Stephenson. BEST - North Launceston: M.Praciak,
P.O’Shea, D.Crawford, S.Wager, A.O’Sign, L.McCarty. Burnie: S.Whish-Wilson,
J.Laycock, K.Munday, M.Stephenson, A.Lee, N.McKenna.
Clarence 7.5 12.10 14.12 23.19 (157)
Hobart 0.2 0.3 2.6 3.6 (24)
GOALS - Clarence: C.Thurley 5, J.Baker 3, N.Paine 3, T.Standen 3,
A.Brettingham-Moore 2, M.Williamson 2, C.Riewoldt, J.Gleeson, B.Savage,
M.Drury, M.Round. Hobart: L.Azzopardi, L.Sullivan, R.Sullivan.
BEST - Clarence: J.Baker, C.Thurley, N.Paine, G.Sharman, C.Riewoldt,
T.Standen. Hobart: T.Lewinski, R.Sullivan, C.Flood, J.Dykes, L.Azzopardi,
T.Willing.
Pos Team P W L D F A % Pts
Launceston 10 9 1 0 1124 399 281.70 36
Clarence 10 8 2 0 1333 517 257.83 32
Lauderdale 10 7 3 0 880 697 126.26 28
Burnie 10 7 3 0 965 796 121.23 28
North Launceston 10 6 4 0 854 670 127.46 24
Glenorchy 10 5 5 0 982 811 121.09 20
North Hobart 10 5 5 0 787 756 104.10 20
South L’ton 10 2 8 0 525 1130 46.46 8
Hobart 10 1 9 0 573 1383 41.43 4
Devonport 10 0 10 0 399 1263 31.59 0
Goal kickers
Nathen DOUGLAS Clarence 10 30
Will STOLTENBERG Launceston 2 24
Jacob MARTINOVICH Lauderdale 3 23
Stewart BESWICK Glenorchy 4 20
Casey RADFORD Burnie 0 19
Pos Team P W L D F A % Pts
Launceston 10 10 0 0 1370 570 240.35 40
Clarence 10 8 2 0 1221 653 189.98 32
Glenorchy 10 6 4 0 1124 784 143.37 24
Burnie 10 6 4 0 987 771 128.02 24
North Launceston 10 6 4 0 939 856 109.70 24
Lauderdale 10 5 5 0 820 788 104.06 20
North Hobart 10 5 5 0 903 975 92.62 20
Hobart 10 2 8 0 782 1049 74.55 8
South L’ton 10 1 9 0 597 1363 43.80 4
Devonport 10 1 9 0 525 1459 35.98 4
Goal kickers
Brian FINCH Launceston 7 57
Rohan BALDOCK Burnie 1 33
Jonathon BOWRING Glenorchy 4 32
Cameron THURLEY Clarence 5 30
Darren CRAWFORD North Launceston 1 28
Umpire Appointments | Round 11
Game Field Boundary Goal Colts (field)
North Hobart v Glenorchy N.Foot, N.Butler, A.Cornish T.Shore, J.Upton J.Millhouse, L.Edwards N.Geason, J.Andree
Lauderdale v Clarence L.Dickens, M.Tuckett, S.Cure T.Parry, J.Tulk J.Nicholls, B.White T.Bessell, J.Harris
Burnie v Launceston
N.Saltmarsh, J.Sheehan,
Z.Patmore
I.Button, B.Arnol, M.Gaby
A.Newton, J.Ware
R.Whitehouse, O.Cameron,
D.Willcox
South Launceston v Hobart R.Mee, G.Morton, J.Hill S.Hamilton, M.Williams C.Allen, A.Jones A.Geale, A.Smith
North Launceston v
Devonport
R.Donoghue, T.Ikin, M.Clarke
M.Jackson, L.Hall,
B.Templeton
J.Carey, M.Holmes-Webb
A.Jak, S.Lange, T.Roberts
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Burnie Dockers - 03 6430 5870
President: Peter Vincent
Senior Coach: Brent Plant
Founded - 1885
State Premierships - 1963, 64, 78
www.burniedockers.com.au
Today will be a great test for both sides. The
Launceston FC are up and going in both grades.
The burning question no doubt our supporters will
be asking is have we made in-roads to last time
we played them.
Over the last month the club has been plagued
with injuries with a total of 15 players missing
from our ranks. This has really tested our depth
with a lot of our U17 boys getting a taste of TSL
football. On the positive side this has given some
of our young Dockers a chance to play senior
football which should really put them and the club
in a good position for the future.
Tonight the club is holding it players review. There
has been a lot of talk around the club in regards
to a few acts. All supporters are welcome and
I think you will see another side of some of our
players not to mention the girls in the kitchen. $5
entry which includes supper.
Upcoming Events
16th July 1961 Cooee Premiership reunion
(Heritage Round v South Launceston). You can
purchase a Commemorative jumpers for $50 order
as per detail below.
30th July Brendon Gale Coterie function $60 per
person.
20th August 2001 Dockers premiership reunion.
16th September Glen Archer Coterie business
luncheon.
Bookings are essential. Call the club on 64305
870 or drop into Dockers Central.
For other information please visit our website at
www.burniedockers.com.au
MAJOR CO-SPONSORS
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Clarence Roos - 03 6244 2155
President: Kim Farrow
Senior Coach: Brett Geappen
Founded - 1903
State Premierships - 1993, 94, 96, 97,
2000, 2009, 2010
www.clarencefc.com.au
A Sunday game proved not to be a barrier for
both of our Roos sides this week, with both sides
recording emphatic victories over Hobart
Special Mention Segment
Congratulations to the six members of our
Women’s Team on selection in the state team
for the recent AFL National Women’s Football
Championships - Kristy Baker, Jess Wuetschner,
Katie Cole, Kate McCreadie, Robin Allchin and
Maddison Smith.
Two players received individual recognition for
their performance at the carnival. Maddison
Smith is the only Tasmanian selected in the
All Australian team (the best 22 players in the
country). She gets to attend the AIS/AFL Academy
during AFL Grand Final week.
Jess Wuetschner is invited to go to AFL Women’s
High Performance Academy. (the next best 8
players after the All Australian’s )
Both Jess and Maddison will spend a week at the
AFL Womens High Performance Academy in June
2012 in Melbourne. They will play a curtain raiser
on the MCG prior to the Melbourne v Collingwood
game on the Queen’s birthday long weekend.
Thank you to our sponsors and especially
Diagrind and Raine and Horne as joint major
sponsors and Parmic Fire Protection/Ampac as
naming right sponsors.
Proud Sponsors
DON’T FORGET TO RENEW OR TO TAKE OUT
A CLUB MEMBERSHIP – WE NEED YOUR
SUPPORT.
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Devonport Magpies - 03 6424 4542
President: Shane Yates
Senior Coach: Glenn Lutwyche
Founded - 1881
State Premierships - 1988
www.devonportfc.com.au
A spirited performance was produced this
week from both sides after the lost to South
Launceston in the previous week. The effort was
particularly pleasing in the Colts with a 90 points
turn around following the last time they played
Launceston. Hopefully the improvements become
even more obvious in this week’s game against
the Northern Bombers.
Upcoming Events
JULY 2nd - Black and White Ball
$30 per person with a 2 course meal with
entertainment being provided by The Unit
JULY 8th - Total Performance Sports POETS day
Luncheon, Guest Speaker Peter Hudson
Get down to the Devonport Football Club on Friday
the 8th of July at 12pm to enjoy a great meal and
listen to Peter Hudson his life in football.
COST: $30 for a 2 course meal
JULY 9th - Brett Budgeon, Dinner and Show
Reminisce the Australian Songbook with Brett
Budgeon as he plays great songs from bands
such as Little River Band, Cold Chisel, Mondo
Rock and Midnight Oil
JULY 10th - Devonport vs Burnie at the
Devonport Oval.
Don’t miss your chance to see Russell Robertson
pull on the Dockers jumper at the Devonport Oval
in the Coastal Derby.
JULY 16th - Supporters tour for North Hobart
game. Contact Dean Cullen for Details
MMcKillops
Proud Sponsors
Game Day Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Glenorchy Magpies - 03 6272 9593
President: Steve Allie
Senior Coach: Byron Howard
Founded - 1921
State Premierships - 1948, 56, 58, 65,
75, 86, 99
www.glenorchymagpies.org.au
Congratulations to both teams on their resounding
victories last week. It was great to see yet another
Bowden debut for the Seniors. Tyler has a huge
future with the club. The efforts of young stars Zac
Webb and Luke Potter provide the Club with a great
outlook for the future.
Whilst we have been hit severely with injury the
boys playing each week have been putting some
very encouraging performances. We have a big
month ahead of us and need to start it with a
victory over North Hobart this week. Even though
North have been down in recent weeks and have
replaced their Coach we need to be very wary.
Their players will have something to prove to their
new Coach.
On the social side of things the Black and White
Ball last Saturday night was a great success. The
band on the night was great providing some really
good music. The roll up of in excess of 120 made
the night a real success.
Next week we meet Hobart at home so will be
having a President’s luncheon. This one will be
special with guest speaker being Tasmanian
Cricket Coach Tim Coyle. To book tickets call
Zianna during business hours 62729593.
The Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame dinner is
coming up Friday 8th July 2011 with our own Max
Griffiths being inducted. If you are interested in a
Glenorchy table please call Zianna on the above
number. Tickets are $140 per head but must be
booked no later than Monday.
Principal Sponsors
Evan
Musch
Builder
0438 377 231
Gold Sponsor
Club Sponsor
Community Partners
YMCA
Development Squad Sponsor
Game Day Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Optus Hobart Tigers - 0400 690 877
President: Philip Baker
Senior Coach: Graeme Fox
Founded - Cananore 1908, Hobart 1944
State Premierships - 1909,10,11,13,21,2
2,25,26,27,31,59,90
www.hobartfc.com.au
Today we are on the road for our second trip of
the year and the first to Launceston. Last time we
played at Youngtown the Tigers came away with a
strong win, and we would certainly like that to be
the case again this weekend for both of our sides.
Website
The website is currently under construction with
more work completed on the site this week.
Good luck to the seniors and colts today and also
the girls who play at the TCA tomorrow
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Lauderdale Bombers - 03 6248 7686
President: Graham O’Byrne
Senior Coach: Darren Winter
Founded - 1948
www.lfsc.org.au
A huge well done to our complete playing
group, coaches and officials for a ‘’mission
accomplished’’ last weekend away to North
Hobart. Two wins away from home is a
tremendous effort.
We would like to acknowledge Nick Lemm,
who this Saturday will play his 150th game as
a Lauderdale listed player. Whilst not a regular
senior player, Nick epitomises what club men are
all about. Congratulations Nick and we wish you
and the East Coast Bombers all the best today.
This evening we are hosting a Spicks and Specks
night. $60.00 to enter a team and $10.00 entry
which will give you an opportunity to watch your
fellow club members make complete fools of
themselves. Supper is provided.
Don’t forget our famous Quiz night on July 16th,
make sure you get your team of 10 together.
Please support our sponsors that support us:
Dowling McCarthy Tyreright.
Oceana Health and Fitness.
The Foreshore Tavern.
Boags.
Pura Milk.
K & D.
Harmony Nursery.
George Self Property.
Proud Sponsors
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
Launceston Blues - 03 6327 3424
President: John McCrimmon
Senior Coach: Anthony Taylor
Founded - 1875
State Premierships - 1933, 34, 35, 37, 38
www.launcestonfc.com.au
Another successful week for the Club last week
with both sides registering big wins against
Devonport.
It was great to see a large turnout at O’Keefe’s
Hotel on Saturday night for dinner to continue the
celebrations of Beau’s 200th game.
This week the boys face the tough task of
travelling up to West Park to face Burnie for the
second time this year. The Dockers will be looking
to bounce back after last week’s disappointing
loss to the Northern Bombers, so it will be crucial
for the boys to get off to a good start in order to
take the crowd out of the game.
Upcoming Events:
LFC Trivia night tonight, held in the J.D Allison
Function room Windsor Park. 8pm start, $10 per
person (maximum 10 per table). There are still a
couple of tables available so if you would like to
come along please contact Danny on
0409 528 553.
LFC Ball, 23rd of July at Windsor Park from
7.30pm onwards. Tickets $45 per person or $80
per couple. for more details contact the club on
63273424 or check out the club website www.
launcestonfc.com.au
Proud Sponsors
Game Day Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
North Hobart Demons - 03 6234 3473
President: Darryn Perry
Senior Coach: Clinton Brown
Founded - 1881
State Premierships - 1914, 20, 23, 29, 36,
39, 40, 41, 45, 61, 62, 69, 87, 89, 91, 92
www.nhfc.com.au
Welcome Lance Spaulding – Our Non Playing
Senior Coach
The club welcome Lance Spaulding, a former Tassie
Devils Coach and a former member of the Tassie
Mariners coaching panel, as non playing coach of
the club for the remainder of the 2011 season and
2012. Spaulding played 200 games for Sandy Bay
and won the club’s best and fairest award in 1984.
He was also senior coach of the club.
Membership Drive
All supporters are encouraged to become financial
members of our great club. Membership forms are
available from the club office, Social Clubrooms
or www.nhfc.com.au. Enquiries to Membership
Director Bruce Free phone 0418817263
2011 Year Book Released - $9
Available from main kiosk NH Oval, Social
Clubrooms, Club Office and Winnings, New
Town, Moonah, Sandy Bay and Ellison Hawker
Newsagencies.
Coming Events
Fri 29 July AUSMAS – NHFC Social Clubrooms -
bookings contact Mandy Jenkins 0401675934.
Sat 6 Aug NH v Lauderdale President’s Luncheon
“Ladies Day at the Footy” – Guest Speaker: Wendy
Kennedy.
BINGO every Wednesday 7.30 pm NHFC Social
Clubrooms.
Club Merchandise Available
Display Cabinet in Social Club Rooms. Large range
of goods. Contact Mandy Jenkins or Nigel Reid
Sponsors 2011 and Beyond
The club is seeking sponsors for 2011 and beyond.
Packages include match day sponsors for each
home game, Fully catered VIP Boxes and Golf Day
Naming rights. Enquiries please contact David
Omant 0408479024.
Proud Sponsors
www.snuggledown.com.au
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
North L’ton Bombers - 03 6334 2359
President: Thane Brady
Senior Coach: Jeff Dunne
Founded - 1893
State Premierships - 1947, 49, 50, 95, 98
www.northlauncestonfc.com.au
We face a tough match against Burnie this
week, but the boys are looking forward to the
challenge and we can be assured of a great
game. These were our comments in last week’s
record, and how true they turned out to be. A very
exciting game from the first siren through to the
last, which saw the Bombers come away with
a 5 point win. There was deathly silence in the
grandstand at one stage when Burnie lined up
for goal, which fortunately for us was a point. We
take on Devonport today, and need to ensure that
we show the same intensity as last week.
Upcoming Functions
2nd July : Night at the Races 7.00pm
Tonight in the Level 1 Function Room.
22nd July : Underbelly Function : 6.15pm
(NLFC vs Launceston commencing at 7.40pm)
Join us in the Level 2 Aurora Function Room for
what will be an excellent evening as you sit back
and enjoy a great meal and be enthralled by our
Guest Speaker, a former member of the Victorian
Drug Squad who worked in the inner sanctum of
the Underbelly Days. He is also a former cricketer,
footballer and tennis player, having played against
the great John Newcombe. $35.00/head or
$30.00/head for a table of ten. Book early to
avoid disappointment.
Proud Sponsors
Statewide Glass
Bevvy
Bluescope Steel
Fingerpinrt Signs
Heritage Isle
Hymark Furniture
Launceston Bodyworks
Launceston Linen Service
Launceston Mitsubishi
Newnham Meats
O’Byrne Plumbing
Sankey Corporation
Tasmanian Heavy Equipment
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CLUB NOTES | Round 11
South L’ton Bulldogs - 03 6344 5759
President: Ian Goninon
Senior Coach: Dale Chugg
Founded - 1879
State Premierships - 1928, 30, 32, 54,
60, 66, 72
www.southlauncestonfc.com.au
Dogs v Tigers at the Kennell
After another tough week on the track we are
back at home against Hobart. The boys are
looking for another good performance over 4
quarters and hopefully get some good results for
the hard work they are putting in.
Proud Sponsors
Masquerade Ball at the Boathouse
Tonight we have our Masquerade Ball at the Boat
House so come along for a great fun filled night.
We thank the function ladies for their hard work
on preparing such a great event.
Luke Hodge – Hawks superstar to visit
Another key date coming up is a night with Hawks
superstar Luke Hodge which is on Wednesday
13th July at the club 7-9.30pm. For booking
please contact Braden 63445759. Cost is $35
person which includes finger food. Or purchase a
table of 10 for $300.
F L Y I N G C O L O U R S
P R I N T I N G
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STATE OF AFFAIRS | Developing safer and healthier communities.
AFL Tasmania supports the Good Sports Program
Traditionally, alcohol and sport have been closely linked in Australia. Community-based sports clubs can
play an important part in reducing alcohol problems by promoting safe drinking and providing appropriate
role models for young people.
What is the Good Sports program?
A national initiative of the Australian Drug
Foundation, the Good Sports program aims to
develop safer and healthier communities.
It is a free program that helps sporting clubs
change their culture to become more focussed
on young people and families, and less on the
consumption of alcohol at high risk levels.
Good Sports works to create sustainable change
by enabling sporting clubs to change their systems
and practices around the responsible serving of
alcohol. The program has been developed to:
• Reduce general alcohol consumption and risky
drinking,
• Reduce alcohol-related problems, particularly
drink driving
• Increase viability and influence within the
community.
Displaying the Good Sports logo sends an
important message to club members and the
community. It confirms that the club promotes a
responsible attitude towards alcohol, providing a
safe environment for players, members, families
and supporters. This brings many benefits to
the participating clubs and helps to build more
connected, satisfied and resilient communities
where violence, drink driving and road trauma is
reduced. It also helps to improve the health and
fitness of community members resulting in more
viable and family focused sporting clubs.
The Australian Drug Foundation is also launching
the “Build your game program” a mental health
intitiative, within sporting clubs.
If your sporting club is one of a large number
across Tasmania who has previously been involved,
we encourage you to re-register your interest. Of
course, new clubs are also welcome to register and
AFL Tasmania is encouraging all footy clubs to show
their support for this program and get involved.
You can find out more about Goods Sports and
register your club online at www.goodsports.com.au
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TIPSTERS | Northern Sweep in no one’s tips.
The Wrest Point State League has brought together some leading Tasmanians from throughout Australia
to test their knowledge of this year’s competition. The inaugural Guest Tipsters competition has a cross
representation of the captains of government, business and sport. As well, we have recent Tasmanian
draftee, Josh Green, and our own resident expert – The Torch – giving us their insights to who will win week by
week in the 2011 Wrest Point State League.
Lara Giddings
Premier of Tasmania
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 Hobart
5 North Lton
Will Hodgman
Opposition Leader
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 Hobart
5 North Lton
Round 11 - 2011
North Hobart vs. Glenorchy
Lauderdale vs. Clarence
Burnie vs. Launceston
South L’ton vs. Hobart
North L’ton vs. Devonport
Ricky Ponting
Cricket Star
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 South Lton
5 North Lton
Matthew Richardson
Tassie Footy Legend
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Burnie
4 South Lton
5 North Lton
Josh Green
Rising Star from Roos
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 South Lton
5 North Lton
John Mortensen
Federal Group Director
1 North Hobart
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 Hobart
5 North Lton
Rebecca White
MHA for Lyons
1 Glenorchy
2 Lauderdale
3 Launceston
4 Hobart
5 North Lton
The Torch
More Hot Tips
1 Glenorchy
2 Clarence
3 Launceston
4 South Lton
5 North Lton
Ladder
TIPSTER
SCORE
The Torch 41
Josh Green 38
John Mortenson 36
Will Hodgman 35
Ricky Ponting 35
Lara Giddings 34
Matthew Richardson 32
Rebecca White 32
Editors Comment
The Torch flickered but
did not go out. With only
3 wins, along with Richo,
the rest of the field has
made some ground as they
scored 4 each.
TASSIE TIPSTERS |Bombs away – North Launceston and
Lauderdale hitting their targets!
The Northern and Southern Bombers, North Launceston
and Lauderdale, both enjoyed success on the Top 5 - Round 10
weekend in the games that were up for grabs. The tipsters
continued to battle for the lead with deniswiggins Name Tips Points Margin
making a move to equal top spot on the leaderboard. 1 hjones 44 395
While one of our leading tipsters, deniswiggins, scored 2 deniswiggins 44 442
5 out of 5 he was not able to take off the weekly prize. 3 Alfstars 43 338
This week’s winner Mr Shaun Slevec of Longford tipped 4 dragon1971 43 403
5 out of 5 and has won the weekly cash prize of $250 5 Willy 43 493
and a Radio Sport National KB Sherrin.
.
Register online at:
www.ract.com.au/footy_tipping
The on-line tipping system is easy to use and FREE
to join!
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YOUNG GUNS | Round 3 NAB Under 18 National Championships
Tasmania v NSW/ACT Under 18
Tasmania played New South Wales/ACT at both Under
18 and Under 16 level last weekend at Aurora Stadium.
Impressive performances by John McKenzie and Ben
Brown helped Tasmania record their first victory of the
NAB U18 AFL Championships, defeating NSW/ACT by 18
points at Aurora Stadium on Saturday.
The victory was set up for the home team in the first
three quarters as ruckman Ben Brown dominated all
over the ground, accumulating 12 possessions and 12
hit-outs before injuring his shoulder early in the third
term to take no further part in the team’s 13.13 (91) to
10.13 (73) victory.
Midfielder John McKenzie elevated his NAB AFL Draft
prospects with a scintillating first half, racking up 19 of
his 25 disposals while Brody Mihocek was lively with 24
possessions and 7 marks.
Julian Dobosz was also influential in the victory with the
forward kicking four goals from his 17 touches.
NSW/ACT started well, kicking the first goal of the match
but Tasmania hit back almost instantly as Ben Brown
started to find plenty of the football while winning the
centre bounce and clearances. Tasmania appeared to
be harder at the football and went into the first change
with a six-point lead.
With the momentum behind them, Tasmania continued
their high intensity game kicking the first three goals
of the quarter as McKenzie continued to win the ball
out of the midfield. The home team had an opportunity
to go into the main break with a comfortable lead but
squandered their chances, kicking six behinds and two
out-of-bounds on the full for the term.
Two goals to Tasmanian John McKenzie in the third
quarter all but put the game out of reach for the RAMS
as the home team piled on six goals to one to head into
the last break with a 46-point lead.
NSW/ACT came out determined to get their way back
into the contest in the final quarter and despite getting
to within two goals, Tasmania steadied to record their
first win of the championships.
Tasmania today plays the Northern Territory and will play
Queensland on Thursday in their final game of the Under
18 National Championships.
Tasmania 3.2 6.8 12.13 13.13 (91)
NSW/ACT 2.2 4.5 5.9 10.13 (73)
GOALS
Tasmania: Dobosz 4, McCulloch 2, McKenzie 2,
Jenkins, Joseph, Smith, Webster, Musicka
NSW/ACT: Johns 2, Hampton 2, Cunningham,
Breust, Lynch, Potter, Guthrie, Ryan
BEST
Tasmania: McKenzie, Mihocek, Hislop, Brown,
Dobosz, Webster
NSW/ACT: Lynch, Black, Guthrie, Stevens, Milne,
Cunningham
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YOUNG PLAYER AWARD | Our Rising Stars
This week’s winner is John McKenzie from the South Launceston Football Club.
John played a leading hand in the Tasmania Under 18 team’s victory over New
South Wales/ACT at Aurora Stadium last Saturday. John was influential around the
stoppages, collecting 8 clearances and 9 contested possessions in a 25 possession
game that was nicely topped off with 2 goals at a critical stage of the game.
2011 Weekly Winners
Wk 1 Zachary Hilsop
Wk 2 Calen Jeffery
Wk 3 Jobi Harper
Wk 4 Martyn Allison
Wk 5 Dylan Riley
Wk 6 Ryan Wiggins
Wk 7 Henry Schade
Wk 8 Julian Dobosz
Wk 9 Jesse Lonergan
Wk 10 John McKenzie
PROFILE | John McKenzie
DOB: 3 June 1993
CLUB: South Launceston
Nickname: Fuzz
SCHOOL / WORK: Yr 12 - Scotch Oakburn College
BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: Father - Hugh,
Coaches
FAVOURITE PLAYER: Gary Ablett Jnr
BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Tackling, contested possession
FAVOURITE MOVIE / TV SHOW: The Wrestler, Two and a
Half Men
MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: Being interviewed
on TV
Where will I be in ten years: Playing football at the
highest level I can reach
PROFILE | Claude Alcorso
DOB: 14 July 1994
CLUB: Hobart
NICKNAME: Dangles
SCHOOL: Year 11 – Hutchins
BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: John Barwick
FAVOURITE AFL PLAYER: Ben Cousins, Joel Selwood
BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Run to receive
FAVOURITE MOVIE/ TV SHOW: Deadliest Catch
MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT: Running the ball the
wrong way and lacing up Fullback
WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL I LIKE TO: Enjoy my
mates and socialising
IN TEN YEARS I WILL BE: Enjoying life both on and off
the field
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UPCOMING EVENTS | What’s coming up in Tassie footy
Call 03 6230 1815 to request a copy of the 2011 Football Calendar. Its Free!
FAME
OF HALL
2011 Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame Dinner
Friday 8 July 2011
Tasman Room, Wrest Point Hotel Casino
BOOKINGS AVAILABLE NOW – call 6230 1815
Grand Final Luncheon
Saturday 24 September 2011
Aurora Stadium or Bellerive Oval (to be advised)
AFL Grand Final Ladies Dinner
Thursday 29 September 2011
Ballroom, Country Club Casino
AFL Grand Final Ladies Luncheon
Friday 30 September 2011
Tasman Room, Wrest Point Hotel Casino
CALL TO ARMS
Calling For Men To Be Men
The AFL Tasmania “Call to ARMS” Round will be held in round 14. Most State League clubs will participate
this year so look out for the Call to Arms logo and signage at home grounds (22 – 24 July) and support your
local club in raising money for this worthwhile initiative from Cancer Council Tasmania.
To find out more call 1300 656 585 or visit www.calltoarms.com.au
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COMPETITIONS | North Hobart v Glenorchy | Colts
NORTH HOBART
Coach: Andrew Cox
No Player G P
2 Geoff UNSWORTH
18 Aaron GRUBB
20 Mitch BROUGHTON
24 Patrick RILEY
29 Braedon WHITE
31 Tom CURTAIN
32 Ryan DOWLING
35 Tom ARNOLD
38 Brendon MIDSON
39 Jonathon HARDMAN
40 Billy HOWARD
43 Peter HOWLETT
44 Hayden PARKER
45 Lewis GOSS
46 Nat MARTIN
47 Robert LAPOLLA
48 Hamish ROBERTSON
51 Rhys CHARLTON
52 Jordon BEAUMONT
54 Pat FISHER
55 Hugh DUNBABIN
57 Max MCMILLAN
59 Jake MORRISON
60 Bon MCMILLAN
65 Alex ROSSITER
66 Matt MCINTYRE
N.HBT GLN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
GLENORCHY
Coach: Matthew Shaw
No Player G P
7 Shane MOLES
31 Richard DILGER
45 Josh GRANT
51 Tim BUTTERWORTH
53 Mark EDE
56 Joshua VAN-LIEROP
57 Shaun STEWART
63 Joel ARNOTT
61 Lucas GREEN
63 Joel ARNOTT
64 John GEARD
65 Michael BADCOCK
66 Scott DODGE
67 Jack BOON
70 Dainel ROWBOTTOM
71 Sam SHARP
72 Jacob WIGG
74 Brenton ALLIE
75 Wade BOOTH
76 Bryce KAYE
82 Kyle CLARK
83 Kaden SALTER
85 Dylan GRANT
86 Jacob HOWARD
88 Stewart BESWICK
90 Jacob LINCOLN
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COMPETITIONS | North Hobart v Glenorchy | Seniors
NORTH HOBART
Coach: Lance Spaulding
No Player G P
1 Rhys LONG
2 Geoff UNSWORTH
5 Nathan STREET
6 Nick CARR
7 Joe ARNOLD
9 Michael FISHER
12 Zeke GARDAM
13 Nathan HARDY
14 Caden WILSON
16 Tom NICHOLLS
19 Ollie DIVENUTO
21 Zane MURPHY
22 Tim PETERSON
23 Callen DELL
25 Ken HALL
26 Jesse WELLS
27 Travis BROWN
28 Paul ALLISON
35 Tom ARNOLD
37 Hugh WILLIAMS
41 Adrian WILLIAMS
46 Nat MARTIN
47 Robert LAPOLLA
49 Justin VEITCH
57 Max MCMILLAN
66 Matthew MCINTYRE
N.HBT GLN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
GLENORCHY
Coach: Byron Howard
No Player G P
2 Rhys MOTT
4 Simon SPENCER
5 Ben SWEENEY
6 MarkCORBETT
8 David O'GAREY
9 Josh ARNOLD
13 Luke POTTER
15 Jon BOWRING
18 Ben RENOYLDS
19 Brayden WEBB
21 Clinton FRENCH
23 Mathew DILGER
25 JakeCOX
27 David KAMARIC
28 David HUNT
29 Braden BARWICK
31 Richard DILGER
35 Zachery WEBB
36 Shaun COLLIS
37 Jack JOHNSON
38 Sam CHIVERS
40 Jake SHARP
41 Scott JONES
47 Nathen MATTHEWS
68 Tom CLEARY
81 Zac WEBSTER
25

CLUB LISTS | North Hobart v Glenorchy
NORTH HOBART
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Rhys LONG 181 70 13/8/82
2 Geoff UNSWORTH 196 100 29/4/93
3 Andrew PALMER 180 75 1/10/87
5 Nathan STREET 183 81 6/9/83
6 Nick CARR 180 90 11/11/84
7 Joe ARNOLD 170 72 1/6/89
8 Clinton BROWN 178 75 3/8/78
9 Michael FISHER 187 80 13/5/87
10 Troy CUNLIFFE 170 65 3/8/92
11 Matthew MUIR 193 95 29/10/81
12 Zeke GARDAM 189 87 15/10/90
13 Nathan HARDY 188 90 13/5/90
14 Caden WILSON 181 85 23/2/88
16 Tom NICHOLLS 178 78 2/11/91
17 Marty ALLSION 177 70 21/3/93
18 Aaron GRUBB 185 81 26/3/90
19 Ollie DIVENUTO 181 76 6/7/83
20 Mitch BROUGHTON 180 70 13/6/91
21 Zane MURPHY 185 86 8/6/89
22 Tim PETERSON 196 94 4/2/85
23 Callen DELL 190 84 10/7/89
24 Patrick RILEY 175 72 5/8/92
25 Ken HALL 180 85 13/11/80
26 Jesse WELLS 196 108 1/10/88
27 Travis BROWN 178 77 13/4/81
28 Paul ALLISON 186 90 16/8/79
29 Braedon WHITE 174 63 23/4/93
30 Henry SCHADE 192 68 8/10/93
31 Tom CURTAIN 165 60 21/2/92
32 Ryan DOWLING 181 70 6/6/95
33 Nathan MCCULLOCH 181 70 22/12/93
34 Julian DOBOSZ 192 86 17/11/92
35 Tom ARNOLD 170 72 4/12/90
36 Daniel FOX 194 80 24/8/93
37 Hugh WILLIAMS 190 87 5/11/89
38 Brendan MIDSON 182 86 12/9/88
39 Jonathon HARDMAN 182 86 30/6/92
40 Billy HOWARD 178 65 21/9/93
41 Adrian WILLIAMS 185 84 14/2/90
42 Brad TILBURY 183 66 25/4/93
43 Peter HOWLETT 180 72 13/1/93
44 Hayden PARKER 179 66 20/6/94
45 Lewis GOSS 190 90 1/1/93
46 Nat MARTIN 181 67 12/8/93
47 Robert LAPOLLA 180 69 1/3/92
48 Hamish ROBERTSON 180 68 15/3/95
49 Justin VEITCH 172 74 9/7/84
50 Andrew PANTON 172 65 31/1/92
51 Rhys CHARLTON 183 65 1/10/93
52 Jordon BEAUMONT 177 64 25/6/93
53 Liam THOMPSON 180 70 21/5/94
54 Pat FISHER 163 52 24/11/93
55 Hugh DUNBABIN 185 85 23/11/92
56 Morgan PENNY 173 78 31/10/93
57 Max MCMILLAN 165 65 30/3/94
58 Thomas MALES 176 65 4/5/93
59 Jake MORRISON 181 66 9/9/93
60 Bon MCMILLAN 165 65 30/3/94
61 Michael BIDGOOD 180 68 2/6/94
62 David OMAY 182 67 8/12/93
64 Chris JORDAN 175 67 30/10/92
65 Alex ROSSITER 178 64 29/5/94
66 Matt MCINTYRE 183 78 7/1/92
67 George GAVALAS 186 85 11/5/93
GLENORCHY
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
2 Rhys MOTT 181 76 7/3/92
3 Jade HODGE 193 90 5/12/87
4 Simon SPENCER 191 91 29/9/84
5 Ben SWEENEY 170 72 15/2/82
6 Mark CORBETT 182 95 9/8/82
7 Shayne MOLES 187 95 22/9/87
8 David O'GAREY 187 88 29/8/85
9 Josh ARNOLD 180 74 10/8/92
11 Daniel MUIR 189 81 4/11/88
12 Dainel JOSEPH 184 73 1/10/93
13 Luke POTTER 187 70 23/4/92
14 Dainel FEWKES 177 77 22/7/98
15 Jon BOWRING 188 85 15/7/80
16 Braden PACE 187 81 14/5/90
17 Jesse CROUCH 186 82 22/11/83
18 Ben RENOYLDS 192 91 19/10/84
19 Brayden WEBB 181 82 18/2/91
20 Trad DUGGAN 180 74 20/1/93
21 Clinton FRENCH 178 75 7/12/98
23 Mathew DILGER 181 76 4/4/92
24 Jason AKERMANIS 177 85 24/7/77
25 Jake COX 184 77 28/9/89
26 Mathew RAINBIRD 180 73 5/2/91
27 David KAMARIC 183 83 1/8/79
28 David HUNT 190 92 19/4/86
29 Braden BARWICK 185 94 28/11/90
30 Jimmy WEBSTER 186 71 28/6/93
31 Richard DILGER 174 66 3/7/93
32 Jaye BOWDEN 189 81 16/1/89
33 Tyler BOWDEN 189 87 20/8/93
34 Sean BROWNING 177 77 19/2/89
35 Zachery WEBB 175 71 14/6/90
36 Shaun COLLIS 182 72 20/9/92
37 Jack JOHNSON 190 77 16/4/93
38 Sam CHIVERS 193 90 12/1/87
40 Jake SHARP 182 79 13/3/92
41 Scott JONES 180 72 22/5/90
43 Richard HANLEY 180 79 23/8/92
47 Nathen MATTHEWS 184 81 7/7/86
50 Ben BROWN 198 90 20/11/92
53 Mark EDE 180 75 15/1/93
61 Lucas GREEN 189 77 28/7/94
63 Joel ARNOTT 175 65 19/3/93
64 John GEARD 179 67 30/12/93
65 Michael BADCOCK 179 68 17/5/93
66 Scott DODGE 176 74 1/8/91
67 Jack BOON 172 74 3/11/93
68 Tom CLEARY 184 86 18/12/92
69 Jaimie PACE 189 94 11/7/95
70 Daniel ROWBOTTOM 189 82 17/6/93
71 Sam SHARP 176 70 18/4/93
72 Jacob WIGG 177 67 27/10/94
73 Brody JORDON 175 70 5/11/93
74 Brenton ALLIE 170 69 6/4/92
75 Joshua GRANT 192 86 1/3/94
76 Bryce KAYE 180 83 23/4/95
77 Joshua FOGARTY 190 70 23/7/94
78 Brodie LANG 185 76 6/3/94
79 Greg SPOTSWOOD 175 76 14/3/94
80 Tim SPOTSWOOD 183 89 17/5/93
81 Zac WEBSTER 178 67 11/8/95
82 Kyle CLARK 174 70 11/2/94
83 Kaden SALTER 168 69 25/1/94
84 Ashton ARNOLD 192 70 6/6/92
85 Dylan GRANT 197 84 2/9/95
86 Jacob HOWARD 190 99 20/2/92
87 Wade BOOTH 170 68 28/10/95
88 Stewart BESWICK 175 96 20/4/92
89 J.GALLAGHER-YOUNG 170 69 13/4/93
90 Jacob LINC0LN 182 70 28/5/91
26

CLUB LISTS | Lauderdale v Clarence
LAUDERDALE
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Alex HEVEY 178 80 18/10/89
2 Joe EDWARDS 180 87 23/3/89
3 Paul HUDSON 181 88 15/8/85
4 Tom BRENNAN
5 Sam SIGGINS 190 85 20/3/94
6 Haydyn SMITH 192 90 8/4/92
7 Matthew SMITH 185 82 1/12/83
8 Jarrod WESTELL 186 80 16/11/93
9 Josh SPAULDING 182 87 1/3/84
10 Marcus FITZE 179 84 1/6/80
11 Patrick MONTGOMERIE 190 90 12/2/91
12 Jack SIGGINS 190 92 26/11/88
13 Sean MACKAY 185 84 23/7/92
14 Robbie MCMANUS 184 82 22/4/93
15 Adam JOYCE 180 82 2/09/188
16 Jarrod HIBBERD 190 90 4/9/93
17 Kaine WALLER 182 82 1/6/88
18 Liam SABRI 187 83 6/3/92
19 Thor BOSCOTT 180 78 5/12/92
20 Josh ROBERTS 188 93 31/12/88
21 Jason HYLAND 185 88 1/5/83
22 Sam O'BYRNE 181 79 6/6/94
23 Bryce WALSH 177 78 4/5/94
24 Tim PERKINS 184 82 4/10/81
25 Jacob MARTINOVICH 180 79 18/11/88
26 Jed WILLIAMSON 183 80 7/2/92
27 Alex HILL 190 88 18/5/91
28 David MORRISBY 184 81 9/11/88
29 Jamie DI IENNO 185 86 29/5/87
30 Alex COOK 180 79 26/8/90
31 Sam LAMBERT 182 86 21/11/86
32 Lucas HALL 181 80 10/4/92
33 Mason WALSH 186 82 30/7/92
34 Ryan WIGGINS 187 83 13/4/94
35 Ethan WISH-WILSON 187 82 12/10/94
36 Rhys WILLIAMSON 184 78 21/12/90
37 Ben MATTHEWSON 187 82 8/5/94
38 Jarrod WHITTLE 180 78 10/9/93
39 Andrew RAE 188 82 2/11/90
40 Tim DUDGEON 177 78 18/11/89
41 Stuart COOK 183 78 5/4/93
42 Brent O'LEARY 180 72 25/11/94
43 Tim CLEAVER 180 73 14/9/95
44 Jake KING 182 74 9/8/94
45 Aden JOHNSON 193 74 31/12/94
46 Lyndon FAZACKERLY 183 81 13/1/95
47 Daniel COOKE 185 82 13/6/89
48 Simon DUDGEON 178 73 24/7/93
49 Ben MORRISBY 176 73 6/7/92
50 Cody BAKER 179 73 7/5/95
51 Dan LEWIS 178 72 30/6/93
52 Simon PRESHAW 186 81 21/7/93
53 Damien PAUL 180 75 20/1/94
54 Jacob CROWE 180 75 1/11/92
55 Keegan BAILEY 183 80 30/3/91
CLARENCE
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Nick PAINE 178 81 13/3/82
2 Taylor WILLIAMSON 190 85 10/8/90
3 Aaron MCVILLY 183 82 23/6/79
4 Mitch BAKER 175 76 6/2/86
5 Brennan SAVAGE 194 100 16/1/85
6 Adam GREEN 177 71 15/2/92
7 Drew WESTFIELD 195 100 3/9/85
8 Aaron FRENCH 185 84 16/4/89
9 Tom BALCOMBE 180 77 15/6/91
10 Jordan ROBERTS 180 68 6/6/91
11 Stuart WHITELAW 178 81 31/7/83
12 Cameron THURLEY 185 84 26/11/81
13 Jesse O'NEAL 179 85 12/10/87
14 Ryan BAILEY 195 78 25/10/91
15 Jack GLEESON 175 67 23/3/93
16 Matthew DRURY 193 86 30/10/84
17 Mitch WILLIAMSON 191 100 13/12/88
18 Trent STANDEN 176 74 22/11/85
19 George FITZGIBBON 186 79 15/1/86
20 Gregg SHARMAN 195 99 24/1/79
21 Josh NIBBS 180 80 17/3/90
22 Jaymes BAKER 181 84 8/6/84
23 Brad COAD 186 75 29/1/92
24 Cameron BLIGHT 191 99 8/9/79
25 Tim CASTLE 184 83 20/7/90
26 Matthew ROUND 171 71 24/3/90
27 Jackson O'BRIEN 175 73 6/9/90
28 Stuart BEECHEY 188 86
29 Jason BAILEY 190 85 8/5/88
30 Rohan SWAN 193 85 10/1/87
32 Angus BRETTINGHAM-MOORE 178 73 8/7/90
33 Jack BOON 172 82 12/6/91
34 Andrew BLIGHT 190 79 29/8/93
35 Ben SETCHELL 177 80 15/5/78
36 Matthew LING 181 78 29/7/94
37 James LEACH 185 76 25/12/91
38 Adrian HILL 178 73 27/2/91
39 Sean TISDALE 189 84 12/4/91
41 Jake JENKINS 186 71 15/2/93
42 Charlie RIEWOLDT 185 75 23/9/92
43 Isaac GAUL 175 62 6/3/92
44 Mitchell SWAN 183 77 1/11/84
45 Nathan DOUGLAS 182 76 8/10/94
46 Aaron PARKER 175 69 12/5/93
47 Rohan WILLIAMS 180 70 20/3/93
48 Mitchell GRACE 184 90 26/3/94
49 Sam FREEMAN 181 85 30/12/92
50 Josh SHARNER 179 75 1/6/93
51 Jayden WYLIE 176 71 3/4/94
52 Tim CHYNOWETH 167 70 31/8/91
53 Reyne WESTBURY 180 76 11/10/94
54 Edward STANLEY 175 70 26/6/92
55 Gabby CHAMBERS 180 77 19/2/94
56 Wade BURGESS 185 75 17/7/95
57 Jayke MURRAY 180 70 14/8/95
58 Daniel BLAZELY 172 69 20/2/95
59 Trey WESTBURY 165 60 12/4/96
27

COMPETITIONS | Lauderdale v Clarence | Colts
LAUDERDALE
Coach: Wayne Bromfield
No Player G P
5 Sam SIGGINS
8 Jarrod WESTELL
16 Jarrod HIBBERD
23 Bryce WALSH
25 Jacob MARTINOVICH
28 David MORRISBY
32 Lucas HALL
33 Mason WALSH
35 Ethan WISH-WILSON
37 Ben MATTHEWSON
38 Jarrod WHITTLE
39 Harry ALLANBY
41 Stuart COOK
42 Brent OLEARY
43 Tim CLEAVER
44 Jake KING
45 Aden JOHNSON
46 Lyndon FAZACKERLY
47 Daniel COOK
48 Simon DUDGEON
49 Ben MORRISBY
50 Cody BAKER
51 Dan LEWIS
52 Simon PRESHAW
53 Damien PAUL
54 Jacob CROWE
LDL CLR
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
CLARENCE
Coach: Richard Robinson
No Player G P
15 Jack GLEESON
33 Jack BOON
34 Andrew BLIGHT
36 Matthew LING
37 James LEACH
38 Adrian HILL
39 Sean TISDALE
41 Jake JENKINS
42 Charlie RIEWOLDT
43 Isaac GAUL
45 Nathan DOUGLAS
46 Aaron PARKER
47 Rohan WILLIAMS
48 Mitchell GRACE
49 Sam FREEMAN
50 Josh SHARNER
51 Jayden WYLIE
52 Tim CHYNOWETH
53 Reyne WESTBURY
54 Edward Stanley
55 Gabby CHAMBERS
56 Wade BURGESS
57 Jayke MURRAY
58 Daniel BLAZELY
63 Nick SCHADE
73 Declan CRAWFORD
28

COMPETITIONS | Lauderdale v Clarence | Seniors
LAUDERDALE
Coach: Darren Winter
No Player G P
1 Alex HEVEY
2 Joe EDWARDS
3 Paul HUDSON
4 Tom BRENNAN
6 Haydyn SMITH
7 Matthew SMITH
8 Jarrod WESTELL
9 Josh SPAULDING
10 Marcus FITZE
11 Patrick MONTGOMERY
12 Jack SIGGINS
13 Sean MACKAY
14 Robbie MCMANUS
15 Adam JOYCE
16 Jarrod HIBBERD
17 Kaine WALLER
18 Liam SABRI
19 Thor BOSCOTT
22 Sam OBYRNE
23 Bryce WALSH
24 Tim PERKINS
26 Jed WILLIAMSON
27 Alex HILL
28 David MORRISBY
29 Jamie DI IENNO
30 Alex COOK
LDL CLR
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
CLARENCE
Coach: Brett Geappen
No Player G P
1 Nick PAINE
2 Taylor WILLIAMSON
4 Mitch BAKER
5 Brennan SAVAGE
6 Adam GREEN
7 Drew WESTFIELD
8 Aaron FRENCH
9 Tom BALCOMBE
10 Jordan ROBERTS
11 Stuart WHITELAW
12 Cameron THURLEY
13 Jesse O'NEAL
14 Ryan BAILEY
16 Matthew DRURY
18 Trent STANDEN
19 George FITZGIBBON
20 Gregg SHARMAN
21 Josh NIBBS
22 Jaymes BAKER
23 Brad COAD
25 Tim CASTLE
26 Matthew ROUND
27 Jackson O'BRIEN
29 Jason BAILEY
30 Rohan SWAN
32 Angus BRETTINGHAM-MOORE
29

COMPETITIONS | Burnie v Launceston | Colts
BURNIE
Coach: Andrew Hering
No Player G P
10 Brodie JOHNSTONE
23 David MCCRAE
28 Cody BATT
31 Anthony BAILEY
33 Tyler KEENE
37 Thomas MITCHELL
38 Matthew BOWEN
40 Ryan MILLER
51 Aaron LEATHERBARROW
53 David BLAKE
54 Nicholas ROLLS
55 Lachlan WELLER
56 Rohan SPEGLIC
57 Issac PLANT
58 Harry MOORE
59 Shannon MCDOUGALL
60 Eli TEMPLETON
61 Brad MILER
62 Adam SMITH
63 Stafford IVES-HERES
64 Ben DUNN
65 Ben EASTLEY
66 Darcy HOWARD
67 Caleb ALFORD
68 Nick MITCHELL
69 James DOWLING
BRN LTN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
LAUNCESTON
Coach: Darrin Geard
No Player G P
14 Broderick HARDACRE
15 Tim CURWEN
18 Isaac MCCRIMMON
20 Tom CLARIDGE
29 Declan MCSHANE
31 Kyle TURMINE
34 Will STOLTENBERG
35 Tour MIAR
36 Thomas SHEPPARD
37 Che EVANS
38 Ben CRICK
39 Tom HOLMES
40 Ben KILLALEA
41 Scott PROCTOR
42 Ed JACOBS
43 Daniel SINCLAIR
45 Aaron SEEN
49 Jakob GOLDSMITH
51 Jake RICE
52 Alex PAYNE
53 Jake KOLODJASHNIJ
54 Kade KOLODJASHNIJ
55 Jake SMITH
58 Lyndon HAMPTON
61 Bradley RAYNER
65 Josh YOUD
30

COMPETITIONS | Burnie v Launceston | Seniors
BURNIE
Coach: Brent Plant
No Player G P
1 Zachary HISLOP
2 Brodie MIHOCEK
3 Casey RADFORD
4 Sam WHISH - WILSON
5 Luke SHACKLETON
6 Jason LAYCOCK
7 Matthew STEPHENSON
9 Darren BANHAM
11 Rudy BARRETT
12 Kade MUNDAY
13 Jack TEMPLETON
15 Harry WALTERS
16 Rohan BALDOCK
17 Claye HARDY
18 Damon SMITH
19 Andrew LEE
20 Dylan SMITH
22 James PLANT
25 Elijah TAYLOR
26 Cameron UPTON
32 Samael RICE
33 Tyler KEENE
37 Thomas MITCHELL
38 Matthew BOWEN
39 Braden HAYES
43 Nick MCKENNA
BRN LTN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
LAUNCESTON
Coach: Anthony Taylor
No Player G P
1 Sonny WHITING
2 Sam O'KEEFE
4 Daniel ELLIS
5 Chris SAVAGE
6 Scott STEPHENS
7 Jesse LONERGAN
8 Kurt MCCABE
9 Jordan HARRIS
10 Ryan DEVISSER
11 Gary SHIPTON
12 Jackson THURLOW
13 Brian FINCH
16 Joe GROENEWEGEN
17 Tim BRISTOW
19 Michael SINCLAIR
20 Tom CLARIDGE
21 Beau GREEN
22 Jason EDWARDS
23 Gene SAVAGE
24 Majak MIAR
25 Nathan O'DONOGHUE
26 Josh WOOLLEY
27 Joe BOYCE
28 Shaun PENNEFATHER
32 Corey SHEPPARD
33 Sam RUNDLE
31

CLUB LISTS | Burnie v Launceston
BURNIE
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Zachary HISLOP 180 76 19/9/93
2 Brodie MIHOCEK 191 86 4/2/93
3 Casey RADFORD 183 90 23/9/92
4 Sam WHISH-WILSON 179 78 4/7/91
5 Luke SHACKLETON 180 92 17/11/84
6 Jason LAYCOCK 201 105 4/11/84
7 Matthew STEPHENSON 194 85 5/11/75
8 Brentyn MILVERTON 179 81 24/6/90
9 Darren BANHAM 175 75 28/5/85
10 Brodie JOHNSTONE 185 71 8/5/90
11 Rudy BARRETT 181 75 14/2/92
12 Kade MUNDAY 177 76 4/1/83
13 Jack TEMPLETON 188 90 28/9/91
15 Harry WALTERS 175 75 26/4/87
16 Rohan BALDOCK 184 84 2/6/88
17 Claye HARDY 180 73 6/9/91
18 Damon SMITH 180 85 16/1/93
19 Andrew LEE 196 94 1/7/86
20 Dylan SMITH 178 71 14/2/94
21 Zach MIHOCEK 184 80 2/2/92
22 James PLANT 187 90 17/8/90
23 David MCCRAE 186 72 25/2/92
24 Joel RAWLINGS 181 83 18/2/91
25 Elijah TAYLOR 178 85 15/10/86
26 Cameron UPTON 180 70 26/1/93
28 Cody BATT 188 82 15/2/93
30 Robbie FOX 184 75 16/4/93
31 Anthony BAILEY 180 80 18/5/92
32 Samael RICE 178 68 26/7/93
33 Tyler KEENE 183 76 29/4/93
34 Steven BLIZZARD 183 90 23/4/86
35 Scott MATHESON 178 76 18/8/78
36 Craig STRETTON 187 93 23/4/83
37 Thomas MITCHELL 180 78 22/7/93
38 Matthew BOWEN 172 72 16/2/92
39 Brayden HAYES 178 74 17/6/93
40 Ryan MILLER 180 80 15/4/93
42 Jacob WILLIE 192 82 9/5/95
43 Nick MCKENNA 194 105 3/3/88
51 Aaron LEATHERBARROW 190 78 26/6/93
53 David BLAKE 186 70 22/4/94
54 Nicholas ROLLS 194 93 20/2/92
55 Lachlan WELLER 178 70 23/2/96
56 Rohan SPEGLIC 176 66 1/3/94
57 Issac PLANT 188 89 20/3/95
58 Harry MOORE 180 66 18/5/94
59 Shannon MCDOUGALL 170 68 24/6/93
60 Eli TEMPLETON 181 66 19/8/95
61 Brad MILLER 178 68 22/9/96
62 Adam SMITH 185 90 7/3/90
63 Stafford IVES-HERES 180 70 25/12/94
64 Ben DUNN 178 72 1/2/93
65 Ben EASTLEY 189 82 4/8/94
66 Darcy HOWARD 173 63 6/7/93
67 Caleb ALFORD 185 77 13/5/93
68 NICK MITCHELL 180 76 20/5/96
69 James DOWLING 178 75 9/11/95
32
LAUNCESTON
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Sonny WHITING 178 74kg 18/12/86
2 Sam O'KEEFE 180 77kg 17/11/81
3 Will CAMPBELL 177 74kg 14/1/86
4 Daniel ELLIS 175 77kg 26/11/87
5 Chris SAVAGE 180 77kg 10/3/87
6 Scott STEPHENS 178 77kg 3/5/83
7 Jesse LONERGAN 177 75kg 14/11/94
8 Kurt MCCABE 178 78kg 28/9/87
9 Jordan HARRIS 175 75kg 9/5/90
10 Ryan DEVISSER 184 83kg 18/5/1988
11 Gary SHIPTON 183 88kg 23/9/82
12 Jackson THURLOW 186 76kg 28/3/94
13 Brian FINCH 184 83kg 10/12/80
14 Broderick HARDACRE 179 68kg 16/5/92
15 Tim CURWEN 178 73kg 22/11/88
16 Joe GROENEWEGEN 196 82kg 25/10/91
17 Tim BRISTOW 188 82kg 3/5/87
18 Isaac MCCRIMMON 176 72kg 12/4/92
19 Michael SINCLAIR 183 75kg 13/3/89
20 Tom CLARIDGE 188 80kg 24/2/91
21 Beau GREEN 181 85kg 10/11/81
22 Jason EDWARDS 193 97kg 2/11/90
23 Gene SAVAGE 191 95kg 21/2/80
24 Majak MIAR 194 80kg 13/9/88
25 Nathan O'DONOGHUE 195 100kg 12/4/86
26 Josh WOOLLEY 183 80kg 12/5/92
27 Joe BOYCE 173 73kg 6/11/89
28 Shaun PENNEFATHER 175 73kg 1/9/90
29 Declan MCSHANE 183 82kg 20/10/90
31 Kyle TURMINE 186 78kg 12/11/94
32 Corey SHEPPARD 175 70kg 3/8/91
33 Sam RUNDLE 183 82kg 9/2/92
34 Tour MIAR 194 79kg 3/10/92
35 Will STOLTENBERG 189 82kg 22/3/91
36 Thomas SHEPPARD 176 70kg 26/5/94
37 Che EVANS 181 68kg 15/8/94
38 Ben CRICK 186 80kg 11/1/93
39 Thomas HOLMES 179 72kg 3/8/91
40 Ben KILLALEA 174 70kg 27/1/95
41 Scott PROCTOR 182 82kg 6/1/93
42 Ed JACOBS 185 95kg 30/1/90
43 Daniel SINCLAIR 190 68kg 10/11/90
44 Andrea MIAR 195 90kg 20/9/86
45 Aaron SEEN 180 73kg 15/7/93
46 Jacob BONNEY 184 79kg 13/9/94
47 Michael FOX 182 81kg 28/4/93
48 Josh WALDIE 175 70kg 28/1/90
49 Jacob GOLDSMITH 185 75kg 11/9/94
50 Adrian FINCH 186 85kg 14/11/82
51 Jake RICE 190 76kg 28/11/94
52 Alex PAYNE 174 68kg 26/1/95
53 Jake KOLODJASHNIJ 188 72kg 9/8/95
54 Kade KOLODJASHNIJ 186 70kg 9/8/95
55 Jake SMITH 184 74kg 25/2/95
56 Jackson MILLER 180 74kg 16/1/93
57 David BROWN 184 73kg 9/3/93
58 Lyndon HAMPTON 185 75kg 13/7/93
59 Luke JOHNSTON 188 79kg 25/6/94

CLUB LISTS | South Launceston v Hobart
SOUTH LAUNCESTON
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Aaron VINEY 177 83 2/2/84
2 Beau THORP 184 86 21/3/91
3 Jay BLACKBERRY 175 63 22/2/92
4 Braden MCGEE 175 75 21/8/88
5 Dylan VISSER 190 80 28/3/95
6 Cody THORP 195 81 2/4/93
7 Patrick LAWRENCE 176 82 16/6/90
8 Chris TAYLOR 186 80 27/2/91
9 Michael MUSICKA 184 76 25/3/93
10 Mitchell THORP 195 95 25/12/88
11 John MCKENZIE 176 77 3/6/93
12 Jobi HARPER 191 85 15/9/93
13 Jacob GELSTON 179 84 15/5/91
14 Clinton DRAKE 180 85 5/11/87
15 Brad KEEGAN 189 82 15/2/92
16 Tom LARBY 191 76 24/1/91
17 Matthew TOWNS 176 84 24/7/85
18 Ashley CHAPMAN 183 80 31/7/87
19 Dylan RILEY 181 71 19/2/93
20 Mitchell HILLS 194 94 15/10/86
21 Troy MURPHY 186 100 16/9/87
22 Taylor STONE 177 72 9/2/92
23 Rory MANSELL 194 97 30/11/85
24 Jack GIBBINS 183 64 15/7/94
25 Cody LINGER 185 73 19/10/92
26 Marcus LEE 186 75 9/12/94
27 Jason TAYLOR 179 89 26/4/94
28 Daniel JOHNCOCK 180 76 15/8/92
29 Ben KEAM 178 72 13/10/94
30 Ben GITTUS 172 67 2/4/93
31 Cody WEEDON 187 82 19/3/94
32 Dane COLBECK 184 90 11/2/88
33 Jacob SAUNDERS 176 73 11/2/91
34 Trent SMITH 172 72 17/8/93
35 Phillip HAZZLEWOOD 184 87 14/1/91
36 Mitch JONES 176 67 27/11/93
38 Charles VON STIGLITZ 183 77 2/9/92
39 Shaun JAMES 177 81 26/8/91
40 Kody RIDDLE 178 65 4/3/95
41 Brodie KNEE 183 77 23/4/93
42 Will HANSEN 186 70 19/9/93
43 Matthew LYNAM 170 65 9/7/93
44 Drew HODGETTS 184 90 19/2/93
45 Khayaletha Yandisa SIKITI 180 70 6/4/85
47 Luke TEPPER 185 89 5/4/92
48 Fergus BROWN 178 72 28/4/94
50 Tshoboko Johnviss MOAGI 180 75 12/8/90
51 Joshua MATTHEWS 175 70 2/6/93
52 Brodie TIERNAN 185 83 26/6/94
53 Jonty SWALLOW 176 73 3/2/94
55 Matthew RICE 175 75 27/2/92
56 Christopher TAYLOR 176 75 24/6/93
58 Jacob PERKINS 180 65 24/12/94
60 Luke GUY 185 72 20/7/95
66 JIMMY AGANAS 188 70 30/4/95
HOBART
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
2 Tom ROBERTSON 182 85 4/9/90
3 Matthew CLEARY 190 92 12/1/88
4 Ryan SULLIVAN 174 75 5/7/90
5 Geoff CROSSWELL 182 87 1/1/87
6 Jake BRIGGS 184 80 29/1/87
7 Andrew LEMM 181 80 25/7/85
8 Trent HARVEY 178 80 26/9/79
9 Aaron HALL 186 80 9/11/90
10 Josh DYKES 194 96 18/12/79
11 Claude ALCORSO 180 80 14/7/94
12 Larry OWEN 194 82 8/8/92
13 Luke SULLIVAN 177 76 3/6/88
14 Zach JOHNSON 182 82 1/1/88
15 Todd KELLY 196 91 10/8/92
17 Danny FLOOD 180 88 21/8/86
18 David CLARK 188 82 1/2/86
19 Jamie CLARK 185 80 22/1/92
20 Clint FLOOD 180 86 21/8/86
21 Todd WILLING 194 104 13/11/84
23 Michael CASSIDY 190 88 8/7/86
24 Liam AZZOPARDI 186 88 16/5/89
26 Ben GARRETT 185 76 13/12/91
28 Justin HARVEY 189 91 10/2/77
31 Brandon CLARK 17/5/93
32 Gavin QUIRK 183 80 17/6/85
33 Nick HILL 182 85 1/1/87
34 Chris NOYE 185 80 14/5/86
35 Tim LANGDALE 173 83 24/6/89
36 Tim LEWINSKI 187 80 21/11/90
37 Rohan BONES 194 80 30/12/94
38 Stuart PATERSON 184 83 5/10/89
39 Sam REEVES 196 90 30/9/90
41 Max CATCHPOOL 178 65 8/5/93
42 Kieran MOORE 186 82 3/5/91
43 Bryden GONINON 180 70 23/2/94
44 Edward BURROWS-CHENG 17/5/93
45 Calen JEFFREY 2/12/94
46 Charlie LEEK 10/5/93
47 Andrew HENDERSON 11/1/95
52 Peter YOLE 4/1/88
53 Mackenzie WILLIS 182 80 7/8/95
54 Hayden EDWARDS 12/12/95
55 Perry MANNERING 31/5/95
56 Luke ALLIE 23/9/93
57 Adam HENDERSON 16/12/95
58 Dean JETSON 7/7/95
60 Braydon ROSENDALE 24/7/95
61 Matt HADFIELD 17/2/92
62 Dan GOLDING 4/7/94
63 James McINDOE 19/4/94
64 Zachary FREE 18/10/94
65 Dion CLARK 16/5/92
66 Shaun GRAY 20/7/95
69 Jacob MUNTING 3/8/95
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COMPETITIONS | South Launceston v Hobart | Colts
SOUTH L’TON
Coach: Dean Lawrence
2 Luke GUY G P
4 Dylan VISSER
7 Ryan DAVIS
12 Jordan TEPPER
14 Jimmy AGANAS
15 Brad KEEGAN
17 Callum MULDER
24 Jack GIBBINS
27 Jason TAYLOR
35 Phillip HAZZLEWOOD
36 Mitch JONES
38 Charles VON STIGLITZ
40 Kody RIDDLE
41 Brodie KNEE
42 Will HANSEN
43 Matthew LYNAM
45 Khayaletha Yandisa SIKITI
46 Jonothan JAMES
47 Luke TEPPER
48 Fergus BROWN
53 Jonty SWALLOW
50 Tshoboko Jonviss MOAGI
51 Josh MATTHEWS
55 Matthew RICE
56 Christopher TAYLOR
60 Drew HODGETTS
60 Drew HODGETTS
S.LTN HBT
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
HOBART
Coach: Brad Willis
No Player G P
2 Tom ROBERTSON
15 Todd KELLY
26 Ben GARRETT
31 Brandon CLARK
37 Rohan BONES
38 Stuart PATERSON
41 Max CATCHPOOL
42 Kieran MOORE
44 Edward BURROWS-CHENG
46 Charlie LEEK
47 Andrew HENDERSON
52 Peter YOLE
53 Mackenzie WILLIS
54 Hayden EDWARDS
55 Perry MANNERING
56 Luke ALLIE
57 Adam HENDERSON
58 Dean JETSON
60 Braydon ROSENDALE
61 Matt HADFIELD
62 Dan GOLDING
63 James McINDOE
64 Zachary FREE
65 Dion CLARK
66 Shaun GRAY
69 Jacob MUNTING
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COMPETITIONS | South Launceston v Hobart| Seniors
SOUTH L’TON
Coach: Dale Chugg
No Player G P
1 Aaron VINEY
2 Beau THORP
3 Jay BLACKBERRY
4 Braden MCGEE
6 Patrick LAWRENCE
7 Chris TAYLOR
9 Mitch THORP
11 Jobi HARPER
14 Clinton DRAKE
15 Bradley KEEGAN
16 Tom LARBY
18 Ashley CHAPMAN
21 Troy MURPHY
22 Darcy LAHEY
23 Rory MANSELL
25 Cody LINGER
26 Marcus LEE
28 Daniel JOHNCOCK
29 Ben KEAM
31 Cody WEEDON
39 Shaun JAMES
40 Anthony BROWN
42 Will HANSEN
54 Dane COLBECK
57 Jake PRICE
59 Trent DAVIS
S.LTN HBT
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
HOBART
Coach: Graeme Fox
No Player G P
3 Matthew CLEARY
4 Ryan SULLIVAN
5 Geoff CROSSWELL
6 Jake BRIGGS
7 Andrew LEMM
8 Trent HARVEY
9 Aaron HALL
11 Claude ALCORSO
12 Larry OWEN
14 Zach JOHNSTON
18 David CLARK
19 Jamie CLARK
20 Clint FLOOD
21 Todd WILLING
23 Michael CASSIDY
24 Liam AZZOPARDI
26 Ben GARRETT
32 Gavin QUIRK
33 Nick HILL
34 Chris NOYE
35 Tim LANGDALE
36 Tim LEWINSKI
39 Sam REEVES
41 Max CATCHPOOL
43 Bryden GONINON
64 Calen JEFFREY
35

COMPETITIONS | North Launceston v Devonport | Colts
NORTH L’TON
Coach: Zane Littlejohn
No Player G P
9 Joby REYNOLDS
14 Zac BURT
15 Scott FENTON
25 Stephen HEPPELL
26 Adam ZANEVRA
28 Ben ELMER
29 Michael ROE
30 Christian BARNES
31 Kristen HIGGS
33 Luke PURDON
34 Jack AVENT
35 Sean FISHER
39 Gavin PROVIS
40 Cam BURROWS
41 James CRAWFORD
42 Hayden FOX
43 Ring MAJOK
44 Cody KERRISON
47 James LEE
48 Nathan PEARCE
49 Bradley GEORGE
50 Nathan BARRY
52 Mitch CORDELL
54 Brendon TAYLOR
56 Brady FREDICKSON
58 Jay FOON
N.LTN DEV
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
DEVONPORT
Coach: Matthew Connelly
No Player G P
1 Matt DAMON
7 Jake HOWARD
14 Hayden RIED
19 Sam SMART
20 Ryan GEORGE
21 Mitchell CASHION
22 Brodie DEVERELL
23 Alex BENSON
25 Sam SHEPHERD
26 Damon HOWE
28 Sam LUTWYCHE
29 Shaun BROWN
30 Ethan MORTON
34 Cody WALKER
36 Jackson COSGROVE
37 Alex LEE
39 Brayden VAN BUUREN
41 Toby LUTWYCHE
42 Ryan WILSON
45 Domonic HOWE
48 Beau HONNER
49 Bryce HEAZLEWOOD
51 Ben BLACKLOW
52 Jordan LEWTAS
54 Jesse THOMAS
56 Miles BARNARD
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COMPETITIONS | North Launceston v Devonport | Seniors
NORTH L’TON
Coach: Jeff Dunne
No Player G P
1 Brad COX-GOODYER
2 Callum NEWMAN
3 Taylor WHITFORD
4 Robert GILLIGAN
5 Mark WALSH
6 Michael PRACIAK
7 Shane WAGER
8 Adam VINEY
10 Leigh HARDING
11 Paul OSHEA
12 Geoff MOHR
13 Luke MCCARTY
16 Mitchell VAN DEN BERG
17 Matthew VINEY
18 Anthony VINEY
19 Thane BARDENHAGEN
20 Andrew MCLEAN
21 Joel MOUNTNEY
22 Darren CRAWFORD
23 Matthew YOUNG
24 Ethan PETTERWOOD
27 Allan OSIGN
32 Lyndon STUBBS
36 Jade CHILD
37 Ty STEWART
45 Callen YOUNG
N.LTN DEV
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
DEVONPORT
Coach: Glenn Lutwyche
No Player G P
2 Scott BENNENTTS
3 Justin RODMAN
4 Alan CLEMENTS
5 Toby ENNISS
6 Jordan MARSHALL
8 Tim MEE
9 Josh LEWTAS
10 Brennon KENDALL
11 Aaron MCNAB
12 Brad SYMMONS
13 Jack STOKES
15 Adam MCDERRMOTT
17 Quade BYARD
18 Sam WALKER
22 Brodie DEVERELL
26 Damon HOWE
27 Kaiden HOWE
28 Sam LUTWYCHE
33 Rhys COLBECK
34 Beau SHARMAN
35 Sam HESS
37 Alex LEE
38 Ben WALKER
42 Ryan WILSON
43 David OVERTON
53 Ward RAKEI
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CLUB LISTS | North Launceston v Devonport
NORTH LAUNCESTON
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Brad COX-GOODYER 179 80 8/3/93
2 Callum NEWMAN 174 70 5/6/88
3 Taylor WHITFORD 180 72 10/12/91
4 Robert GILLIGAN 181 84 13/9/85
5 Mark WALSH 178 69 29/1/94
6 Michael PRACIAK 180 82 7/8/81
7 Shane WAGER 179 80 17/7/81
8 Adam VINEY 180 75 16/5/85
9 Joby REYNOLDS 173 65 16/8/94
10 Leigh HARDING 174 70 17/6/86
11 Paul O'SHEA 193 98 5/4/89
12 Geoff MOHR 194 95 13/5/84
13 Luke MCCARTY 196 85 11/11/93
14 Zac BURT 180 73 2/2/94
15 Scott FENTON 190 84 12/3/91
16 Mitchell VAN DEN BERG 190 70 5/10/93
17 Matthew VINEY 182 76 12/8/82
18 Anthony VINEY 177 70 17/12/85
19 Thane BARDENHAGEN 177 76 23/12/91
20 Andrew MCLEAN 191 96 18/7/73
21 Joel MOUNTNEY 190 90 1/9/85
22 Darren CRAWFORD 180 82 29/11/87
23 Matthew YOUNG 194 87 10/4/89
24 Ethan PETTERWOOD 178 66 12/9/93
25 Stephen HEPPELL 188 81 24/4/93
26 Adam ZENEVRA 174 83 19/9/91
27 Alan O'SIGN 175 80 17/6/85
28 Ben ELMER 191 75 5/9/93
29 Michael ROE 198 88 29/4/89
30 Christian BARNES 179 72 27/3/94
31 Kristen HIGGS 175 76 11/3/88
32 Lyndon STUBBS 175 84 12/3/85
33 Luke PURDON 183 74 17/3/92
34 Jack AVENT 167 59 12/7/93
35 Sean FISHER 185 83 9/7/91
36 Jade CHILD 175 73 30/10/85
37 Ty STEWART 175 73 17/5/82
38 Beau SHARMAN 180 86 29/5/89
39 Gavin PROVIS 182 78 14/8/91
40 Cameron BURROWS 175 72 9/4/92
41 James CRAWFORD 185 77 8/4/94
42 Hayden FOX 192 97 16/4/88
43 Ring MAJOK 182 76 26/8/95
44 Cody KERRISON 175 70 24/6/94
45 Callen YOUNG 176 75 6/4/88
47 James LEE 191 75 17/11/91
48 Nathan PEARCE 180 70 2/5/95
49 Bradley GEORGE 178 80 30/3/94
50 Nathan BARRY 170 57 13/5/94
52 Mitchel CORDELL 180 70 8/10/92
53 Dana YOUNG 175 75 15/10/93
54 Brendon TAYLOR 171 68 15/12/94
55 Ross LOVELL
56 Brady FREDRICKSON 180 78 29/12/94
58 Jay FOON 170 57 9/7/95
59 Jake CHILLCOTT 177 62 17/8/95
60 Royce HARDWICK 183 77 25/5/95
DEVONPORT
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Matt DAMON 176 74 30/12/92
2 Scott BENNETTS 183 102 17/10/85
3 Justin RODMAN 194 86 16/8/84
4 Alan CLEMENTS 183 95 24/3/79
5 Toby ENNISS 182 77 25/6/92
6 Jordan MARSHALL 176 71 6/6/93
7 Jake HOWARD 175 75 12/1/94
8 Tim MEE 182 75 19/6/85
9 Josh LEWTAS 174 81 15/8/87
10 Brennon KENDALL 180 75 11/5/94
11 Aaron MCNAB 190 83 26/3/93
12 Brad SYMMONS 179 80 16/4/91
13 Jack STOKES 184 84 20/3/92
14 Hayden RIED 179 72 25/1/94
15 Adam MCDERRMOTT 190 88 12/5/91
16 Corey PLUMBRIDGE 184 83 17/4/87
17 Quade BYARD 183 78 26/6/93
18 Sam WALKER 180 71 8/1/92
19 Sam SMART 188 82 12/8/88
20 Ryan GEORGE 176 85 27/5/93
21 Mitchell CASHION 190 69 9/11/92
22 Brodie DEVERELL 173 70 25/3/95
23 Alex BENSON 180 75 13/10/90
24 Clint MATTHEWS 195 112 5/6/85
25 Sam SHEPHERD 180 77 5/1/95
26 Damon HOWE 188 75 27/5/93
27 Kaiden HOWE 189 75 28/6/91
28 Sam LUTWYCHE 192 89 4/9/89
29 Mark WALLACE 180 66 1/1/91
30 Glynn LLEWELYN 179 79 30/5/91
31 Liam WILLIAMS 187 80 22/1/93
32 Bradyn LEWTAS 181 66 14/12/93
33 Rhys COLBECK 192 112 2/10/83
34 Cody WALKER 172 60 24/9/95
34 Beau SHARMAN 181 85 29/5/89
35 Sam HESS 197 87 26/8/85
36 Jackson COSGROVE 191 76 6/10/95
37 Alex LEE 195 80 28/8/95
38 Ben WALKER 180 72 17/11/89
39 Brayden VAN BUUREN 182 70 27/10/95
40 Phillip CROWDEN 178 79 22/4/84
41 Toby LUTWYCHE 181 67 19/1/93
42 Ryan WILSON 175 82 26/2/95
43 David OVERTON 176 60 10/1/93
44 Ethan MORTON 174 75 26/10/95
45 Domonic HOWE 178 85 10/11/93
46 Anthony REEVE 173 65 12/3/96
47 Beau STUBBS 172 85 9/4/93
48 Beau HONNER 186 80 26/3/91
49 Bryce HEAZLEWOOD 176 64 18/4/93
51 Ben BLACKLOW 184 75 3/11/90
52 Jordan LEWTAS 178 70 17/4/92
53 Ward RAKEI 180 73 17/10/94
54 Jesse THOMAS 165 66 15/2/94
56 Anthony CROWDEN 187 77 17/8/94
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TASMANIAN STATE LEAGUE FIXTURE | 2011
Pre Season Game
Saturday 02 April
Glenorchy 16.6 (102) df. Clarence 9.12 (66)
Week 1
Friday 08 April
North L’ton 22.14 (146) df. South L’ton 9.9 (63)
Saturday 09 April
Hobart 10.6 (66) lt. Glenorchy 17.14 (116)
Burnie 10.11 (71) lt. Clarence 15.13 (103)
Lauderdale 10.16 (76) lt. North Hbt 15.9 (99)
Launceston 30.20 (200) df. Devonport 6.4 (40)
Week 2
Friday 15 April
Glenorchy 17.19 (121) df. Lauderdale 6.11 (47)
Saturday 16 April
North Hobart 16.6 (102) lt. L’ton 18.9 (117)
Clarence 19.14 (128) df. Hobart 6.10 (46)
Devonport 4.8 (32) lt. North L’ton 20.17 (137)
Sunday 17 April
South Launceston 11.6 (72) lt. Burnie 13.9 (87)
Week 3
Friday 22 April (Good Friday)
Hobart 13.16 (94) lt. North Hobart 15.11 (101)
Launceston 23.15 (153) df. North L’ton 8.8 (56)
Burnie 19.13 (127) df. Devonport 9.6 (60)
Saturday 23 April
South L’ton 5.10 (40) lt. Lauderdale 13.12 (90)
Week 4
Saturday 30 April
North L’ton 10.12 (72) lt. Glenorchy 17.10 (112)
North Hobart 16.13 (109) df. Burnie 7.13 (55)
Lauderdale 14.12 (96) df. Hobart 13.9 (87)
Clarence 11.15 (81) lt. Launceston 14.14 (98)
Sunday 1 May
Devonport 19.14 (128) df. South L’ton 11.14 (80)
Week 5 -- SPLIT ROUND
Saturday 07 May
Hobart 25.13 (163) df. Devonport 11.5 (71)
Burnie 20.11 (131) df. North L’ton 12.15 (87)
Glenorchy 10.13 (73) lt. North Hbt 16.12 (108)
Saturday 14 May
Clarence 8.19 (67) df. Lauderdale 7.14 (56)
Launceston 28.18 (186) df. South L’ton 5.6 (36)
Week 6
Saturday 21 May
North Hbt 17.14 (116) lt. Clarence 20.13 (133)
Devonport 6.10 (46) lt. Lauderdale 17.17 (119)
Launceston 20.14 (134) df. Burnie 12.6 (78)
South L’ton 8.15 (63) lt. North L’ton 19.16 (130)
Sunday 22 May
Hobart 17.9 (111) df. Glenorchy 11.18 (84)
Week 7
Saturday 28 May
Glenorchy 32.19 (211) df. Devonport 4.2 (26)
Burnie 20.12 (132) df. Hobart 8.9 (57)
Lauderdale 8.13 (61) lt. Launceston 13.8 (86)
Clarence 33.19 (217) df. South L’ton 6.6 (42)
North L’ton 17.6 (108) df. North Hbt 13.16 (94)
Week 8
Friday 03 June
North L’ton 8.6 (54) lt. Launceston 13.14 (92)
Saturday 04 June
North Hobart 10.13 (73) df. Hobart 10.11 (71)
Devonport 5.3 (33) df. Clarence 23.20 (158)
L’dale 16.10 (106) df. Glenorchy 11.10 (76)
South L’ton 5.4 (34) lt. Burnie 25.14 (164)
11 / 12 June - Bye
Week 9
Saturday 18 June
Clarence 15.21 (111) df. Glenorchy 10.5 (65)
Hobart 9.9 (63) lt. North Launceston 13.13 (91)
Burnie 13.11 (89) df. Lauderdale 9.3 (57)
Sunday 19 June
South L’ton 14.12 (96) df. Devonport 7.9 (51)
L’ton 21.10 (136) df. North Hobart 3.6 (24)
Week 10
Saturday 25 June
Glenorchy 24.20 (164) df. South L’ton 11.5 (71)
Devonport 6.2 (38) lt. Launceston 25.18 (168)
Nth Hbt 11.11 (77) lt. Lauderdale 16.16 (112)
Sunday 26 June
North Launceston 8.10 (58) df. Burnie 7.11 (53)
Hobart 3.6 (24) lt. Clarence 23.19 (157)
Week 11
Saturday 02 July
North Hobart vs. Glenorchy N.H.O 1:10 PM
Lauderdale vs. Clarence L.O 2:00 PM
Burnie vs. Launceston W’T.P 2:00 PM
South L’Ton vs. Hobart Y.O 2:00 PM
North L’Ton vs. Devonport A.S 2:00 PM
Week 12
Friday 08 July
Devonport vs. Burnie D.O 6:00 PM
Saturday 09 July
Glenorchy vs. Hobart KGV 1:10 PM
Lauderdale vs. North L’Ton L.O 2:00 PM
Clarence vs. North Hobart B.O 6:00 PM
Sunday 10 July
Launceston vs. South L’Ton W.P 2:00 PM
Week 13
Saturday 16 July
Clarence vs. North L’Ton B.O 1:10 PM
Burnie vs. South L’Ton W’T.P 2:00 PM
Hobart vs. Lauderdale TCA 2:00 PM
Launceston vs. Glenorchy W.P 2:00 PM
North Hobart vs. Devonport N.H.O 2:00 PM
Week 14
Friday 22 July
North L’Ton vs. Launceston A.S 7:40 PM
Saturday 23 July
Hobart vs. Burnie TCA 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. Clarence D.O 2:00 PM
South L’Ton vs. North Hobart Y.O 2:00 PM
Sunday 24 July
Lauderdale vs. Glenorchy L.O 1:00 PM
Week 15 -- SPLIT ROUND
Saturday 30 July
Glenorchy vs. Clarence KGV 1:10 PM
Burnie vs. North L’Ton W’T.P 2:00 PM
Launceston vs. Hobart W.P 2:00 PM
Saturday 06 August
North Hobart vs. Lauderdale N.H.O 1:10 PM
South L’Ton vs. Devonport Y.O 2:00 PM
Week 16
Friday 12 August
Glenorchy vs. North Hobart KGV 6:00 PM
Saturday 13 August
Clarence vs. Hobart B.O 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. North L’Ton D.O 2:00 PM
Lauderdale vs. South L’Ton L.O 2:00 PM
Launceston vs. Burnie W.P 2:00 PM
Week 17
Saturday 20 August
Clarence vs. Lauderdale B.O 1:10 PM
North L’Ton vs. Glenorchy A.S 2:00 PM
Sunday 21 August
Burnie vs. Devonport W’T.P 2:00 PM
South L’Ton vs. Launceston Y.O 1:00 PM
Hobart vs. North Hobart TCA 2:00 PM
Week 18
Friday 26 August
North L’Ton vs. South L’Ton A.S 7:40 PM
Saturday 27 August
Glenorchy vs. Burnie KGV 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. Launceston D.O 2:00 PM
Lauderdale vs. Hobart L.O 2:00 PM
North Hobart vs. Clarence N.H.O 2:00 PM
FINALS
Week 1 September 2, 3, 4
Elimination and Qualifying Rounds
Week 2 September 9, 10, 11
1st and 2nd Semi Finals
Week 3 September 16, 17, 18
Preliminary Final
Week 4 September 23, 24, 25
Grand Final
Aurora Stadium - A.S Bellerive Oval - B.O Devonport Oval - D.O King George V - K.G.V
Lauderdale Oval - L.O North Hobart Oval - N.H.O Tas. Cricket Assoc. - T.C.A
West Park - W’T.P Windsor Park - W.P Youngtown Oval - Y.O
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