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round 3 | 22 - 23 April 2011
THIS WEEKS GAMES
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Launceston vs North Launceston
@ Windsor Park
Burnie vs Devonport
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South Launceston vs Lauderdale
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our footy record | Round 3 - 2011
contents
2 View from Here: Umpiring is everyone’s business
3 RACT Insurance: Player of the year award
4 Our Great Game: Still yearning to play at the
highest level
6 The Week that was: Review of last weeks games
7 Competition Results & Ladders: Round 2
8 Club Notes
18 State of Affairs: Proudly Wrest Point State
League
19 Tipsters: Green and The Torch lead early
20 Young Guns: Tasmania under 18 update
22 Wrest Point Promotion: Are you the fan in the
stand?
23 Upcoming events: Whats coming up in Tassie
footy
40 Tasmanian State Fixture 2011
From the editor
The Wrest Point State League is dishing
up a feast of football this Easter weekend
with games complemented by the Foxtel
Cup on Saturday night between Clarence
and Claremont.
The weekend kicks off with a ‘local
derby’ game in each region on Good
Friday. The six combatants should draw
big crowds to Burnie, Launceston and
Hobart’s home grounds. On the Saturday
South Launceston and Lauderdale will be
desperate to break their 2011 ‘duck’ at
Youngtown Oval before Clarence take on
one of Western Australia’s strongest clubs
in Claremont Tigers.
The RECORD’s reading highlight is
‘Our Great Game’ which has a special
feature on the last Grand Final of the old
Tasmanian State League in 2000. There
is also an article explaining the Foxtel Cup.
Finally, the footy this Easter weekend
preludes a day of reflection on ANZAC Day.
Australian football has many members
who have given great service in times
of war. Many have paid the ultimate
sacrifice so we can play the game and
enjoy the other freedoms of our great
country Australia. Lest We Forget.
Cover: Picture - Daniel Smedley, Design – Roxanne Viney, Flying Colours.
THIS WEEK’S COVER
Old bomber, Michael
Praciak, is still flying high
for North Launceston
and seeking to improve
on the Bombers last attempt
to win a state flag
back in 2000.
Daniel Smedley
Editor
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subsequent editions of the Record.
Editor: Daniel Smedley
Contact Details: PO Box 1896, Launceston
TAS 7250
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VIEW FROM HERE | Umpiring is everyone’s business
Following the recent public comments on umpiring I deem it appropriate to write the following
article for this week.
The Field Umpires role on match day is a challenging
task. They are ‘supervising’ 36 players during the
game as well as making constant decisions. During
an average match I have been informed that the
Field Umpires make an average of 900 ‘decisions’ in
their head. This includes paying or not paying free
kicks, Marks, Out of Bounds and calling ‘Play On’.
The Field Umpires role is certainly the most difficult
and most scrutinised of any person on the field
of play. Any mistake made by a player is usually
forgotten quickly, however, any error made by an
umpire is remembered and often forms the overall
opinion of players, coaches and spectators in respect
of the umpire’s performance for that game.
The game’s ability to recruit and retain Umpires
is more important than ever before, particularly
considering the game’s expansion strategy.
Umpiring is everyone’s business – whether you are
a coach, player, parent, administrator, supporter, we
all have a role to play in creating positive match day
environments. Your attitude and behaviour has a
direct impact on an umpire’s enjoyment of their role.
There is an annual umpiring turnover at community
level of 20-25%. Recruitment is difficult, but
retention is the more significant challenge. One
of the main reasons for this turnover and the
challenge to recruit is the existence of poor match
day environments that are generated by players,
coaches, administrators and supporters. These
environments consist of abuse and intimidation
towards umpires.
Umpiring can often be a very difficult and challenging
task and umpires do the job because of their
enjoyment and love for the game. When the match
day environment is poor their enjoyment deteriorates
and this leads to eventual drop-out.
In saying this it is every person’s right once they
pay their admittance fee to enjoy the match day
experience and become an active participant of the
game, but I implore all football following public to
assist with the environment and culture in respect to
the umpiring fraternity.
Please ensure the football games you attend have
a positive and inclusive environment for everyone
involved in the game and in particular the umpires.
Shaun Young
General Manager
Wrest Point State League
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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 2
Glenorchy v Lauderdale
3. Rhys Mott (Glenorchy)
2. David Kamaric (Glenorchy)
1. Ben Reynolds (Glenorchy)
North Hobart v Launceston
3. Brian Finch (Launceston)
2. Ken Hall (Hobart)
1. Gary Shipton (Launceston)
Clarence v Hobart
3. Aaron French (Clarence)
2. Jackson O’Brien (Clarence)
1. Cameron Thurley (Clarence)
Devonport v North Launceston
3. Alan O’Sign (North L‘ton)
2. Darren Crawdford (North L’ton)
1. Taylor Whitford (North L’ton)
South Launceston v Burnie
3. Darren Banham (Burnie)
2. Jack Templeton (Burnie)
1. Dylan Riley (South L’ton)
LEADERBOARD
6 - Rhys Mott (Glenorchy)
5 – Jackson O’Brien (Clarence)
4 - Darren Banham (Burnie)
4 - Alan O’Sign (North L’ton)
3 - Scott Stephens (Launceston)
3 – Marcus Fitze (Lauderdale)
3 - Cameron Thurley (Clarence)
3 - Aaron French (Clarence)
3 - Brian Finch (Launceston)
3 – Shane Wager (North L’ton)
PROFILE
Aaron French
Aaron has developed into a vital member of the Clarence team and
is regarded as one of the more versatile players in the competition.
Aaron can win his own football and play a variety of roles, attacking or
defensive, depending on the needs of the team in any given week. A
state U16 and U18 representative who is now a dual Wrest Point State
League premiership player for Clarence.
DOB: 16th September 1989
Club: Clarence
Student: University of Tasmania – Bachelor of Human Movement
Favourite Fitness Test: Beep
Best Skill in Football: Endurance
Biggest Football Influence: Father
Favourite AFL Club: North Melbourne
Favourite Football Position: Wing
Most embarrassing Football Moment: Asleep out on the ground
Your last supper: Jennifer Hawkins, Miranda Kerr, Megan Fox - Indian
Finish these sentences:
Away from the field I like to…..go for a stroll
I would never be seen……wearing one of Cameron Thurley’s outfits
In ten years time I will be…….Living the dream
If only I could…..be quick
Proudly supported by:
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OUR GREAT GAME | Still yearning to play at the highest level
The original Tasmanian Statewide League was formed
in 1986-87 and various senior, reserve and age based
premierships were decided until the end of 2000.
The league was very successful in attracting high
quality players and coaches to Tasmania and also in
developing talented players who were drafted to the
VFL / AFL. The State League was very popular until
a number of Clubs began to fail financially and were
unable to continue in the competition.
There are still a number of players in the new Wrest
Point State League who began their senior playing
careers in the original Tasmanian Statewide League.
Among them are the following:
• Clarence: Aaron McVilly (31yo), Gregg Sharman (31),
Cameron Blight (30), Cameron Thurley (29).
• Burnie: Scott Matheson (32), Kade Munday (28), Luke
Shackleton (26).
• North Hobart: Paul Allison (31), Ken Hall (30) and
Matthew Muir (29).
• North Launceston: Andrew McLean (37), Michael
Praciak (29), Shane Wager (29).
• Devonport: Allan Clements (32).
• Glenorchy: David Kamaric (31).
Of these the evergreen North Launceston
ruckman, Andrew McLean, is not only the oldest
in the competition, but also a veteran of North
Launceston’s last 2 state premierships in 1995 and
1998. David Kamaric of Glenorchy was a member
of the Magpies 1999 triumph under the coaching
of Paul Hamilton. Also in that year (1999), Luke
Shackleton debuted for the Burnie Dockers as a 15
year old.
Finally, no less than 4 players in the Statewide
League grand final in 2000 are still involved as
senior coaches of the Wrest Point State League
clubs, including: Brett Geappen (Clarence), Darren
Winter (Lauderdale), Anthony Taylor (Launceston)
and Dale Chugg (South Launceston).
PRACIAK STILL FLYING HIGH
Michael Praciak’s return to North Launceston in 2010
was borne of his desire to finish his career at the highest
level within Tasmanian football at his original Club.
Once considered an AFL draft prospect the classy
midfielder was involved in an infamous clash with
his own captain-coach, Gary McIntosh, in the 2000
Statewide League Grand Final. Praciak was a key to
the Bombers capacity to counter a dominant Clarence
mid-field, particularly as they had lost their own star
rover, Brendon Bolton, before the ball was bounced.
Praciak was knocked senseless by McIntosh but
recovered after quarter time to be the Bombers best
player on the day. However, the Clarence Roos had
already gained the ascendency and built a lead which
was never challenged.
As well as building a strong reputation in the last
years of the original Statewide League, Praciak
became a dominant player with Longford in the
regional NTFA. He has won multiple Association and
Club best and fairest awards but the ultimate team
success has eluded him.
For Michael Praciak the desire to play at his original
Club and at the highest level could only be topped
by the possibility of being a member of a State
premiership team with the Bombers.
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OUR GREAT GAME | Statewide league Grand Final in Launceston
The history of Tasmanian state grand finals is rich
and varied. Many have been shrouded in controversy
and the infamous 2000 edition could arguably rival
the 1967 Tasmanian State Final, which ended as a
no-game when the goalposts were removed before
the final kick by disgruntled north-west fans.
Some of the highlights and lowlights of the 2000
Statewide League grand final include:
• The game was the first Statewide League grand final
not to be played at North Hobart Oval. The game was
played at the newly refurbished York Park (Aurora
Stadium) and was the subject of furious debate
amongst AFL Tasmania and the Hobart City Council,
including the threat of legal action against the league.
• The last Grand Final of the Statewide League as the
competition fell over less than 3 months later when
Burnie withdrew reducing the competition to 5 clubs
and so it was disbanded.
• Highly credentialed North Launceston captain /
coach, Gary McIntosh, promising plenty of ‘bang
and crash’ and delivering. The Magarey Medalist
and All Australian argued that ‘if they aren’t physical
they aren’t worth turning up for’ and proceeded to
accidently flatten one of his own star midfielders in
Michael Praciak in one of the first acts of play. Further
misguided aggression saw North Launceston full-back,
Anthony Whitehead, reported twice and sent from the
field early in the game.
• A furious daylong downpour saw the smallest crowd
at a grand final in the history of the State league with
only 6124 braving atrocious conditions.
• While Scott Allen deservedly won the Baldock Medal
for best on ground, his Clarence team mates rounded
out a bizarre week of footy theatre by chartering
a helicopter to York Park on the Monday so as to
perform a victory ceremony that involved urinating on
the ground.
STATEWIDE LEAGUE GRAND FINAL
CLARENCE vs. NORTH LAUNCESTON
Clarence 4.0 6.6 8.13 15.15 (105) def.
North Launceston 1.4 2.7 4.7 8.8 (56)
GOALS - Clarence: Allen 8, Ricci 2, Anderson, Read,
B.Geappen, Hulm, Callinan. North Launceston: Walker
2, Chugg 2, Praciak, Muir, Matthews, J.French.
BEST - Clarence: Allen, Miller, Beaumont, Cole, Jones,
M.Geappen, B.Geappen, Anderson. North Launceston:
Praciak, Walker, Matthews, O’Neill, Howard.
CROWD – 6124 at York Park (Aurora Stadium)
Teams:
Clarence
B Cole Ransley Nicholls
HB McCallum Winter Hulm
C Miller M.Geappen Read
HF Cooney Probert Allen
F Donato Ricci Jones
Ruck Beaumont B.Geappen Anderson
Res. Barling Jamieson Callinan
Coach G.Fagan Davey
North Launceston
B Faull Whitehead Todman
HB Headland Muir Clark
C Wager Howard Praciak
HF Walker Chugg Sharman
F Jones Matthews Savage
Ruck McLean Curtis Taylor
Res. McIntosh Cottam French
Coach G.McIntosh O’Neill
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THE WEEK THAT WAS | Review of last weeks games
BLASTED out of its first quarter sleep, Launceston showed it is not only Glenorchy and
Clarence duking it out for the TSL crown.
The Blues arrived at North Hobart Oval to take on the
home side after thrashing Devonport and it appeared
early they were not prepared for a much-sterner test
from the Demons. On the back of three first quarter
goals from Paul Allison, North Hobart opened up a
four-goal lead.
The Blues rallied in the second term and found targets
up forward in Brian Finch and Nathan O’Donoghue,
the latter in his return from a lengthy suspension for
contact with an umpire in 2010. Launceston took
control of the game to lead by two points at half-time
and then by 15 at the last change, a lead they were
able to maintain to the final siren.
Finch was simply breath-taking with a nine-goal haul
while O’Donoghue picked up three. For the Demons
Zeke Gardam and Allison finished with four each, but
overall it was a very disappointing performance by
North Hobart given its start to the match and showed
the Demons are still off the TSL’s very top teams.
Hobart appears as if it is in for a long, cold winter with
an inept 82-point loss to Clarence at Bellerive. The
Tigers were actually level with the reigning premiers
in the second term but then conceded the next eight
goals and 15 of the last 17 for the match.
Hobart coach Graham Fox was filthy post-match,
ordering his side to a 5.30am ocean dip the following
day as punishment for the putrid display. The Roos
had 12 goal kickers, led by Cameron Thurley with
four, but lost Matthew Drury (calf), Taylor Williamson
(hamstring) and best afield Aaron French (ankle), who
will all be in doubt for the Foxtel Cup clash against
Claremont.
North Launceston is also showing it could be a
challenger this year but bigger tests lay ahead for
the Northern Bombers than the 105-point lesson it
handed out to Devonport. The northern Magpies had
just two scoring shots in the first half for 1.1 compared
to 21 (10.11) to the visitors to illustrate the difference
between the two sides.
The Glenorchy machine rumbled on without a splutter,
rolling over Lauderdale at KGV Oval under lights in
front of more than 2500. Former Devonport forward
Ben Reynolds kicked five for the southern Magpies in
the 74-point win, while another Devonport recruit, Rhys
Mott, was best on ground for the second week in a row.
Crowd magnet Jason Akermanis had no impact on the
game, having just 13 touches, kicking no goals and
giving away a 50m penalty.
On Sunday afternoon South Launceston nearly caused
a big upset with a narrow loss to Burnie at Youngtown.
The Bulldogs led by three points at the last change,
before a five-goal last term saw the Dockers home
by 15 points. Rohan Baldock kicked three for the
Dockers while former AFL players Mitch Thorp and
Jason Laycock slotted through two goals each for their
teams.
BURNING QUESTION:
Can North Launceston show the same form and
swagger against in-form cross town rival Launceston as
it has against the two bottom teams?
Where to now for Hobart and North Hobart after pretty
insipid performances in round two?
The Torch
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COMPETITION RESULTS AND LADDERS | Round 2
COLTS
North Hobart 4.2 8.4 12.5 16.6 (102)
Launceston 7.1 10.2 13.6 14.9 (93)
GOALS - North Hobart: J.Dobosz 10, M. MacMillan, M.Penny, T.Arnold,
G.Unsworth, B.Midson, P.Fisher. Launceston: B.Killalea 2, D.McShane
2, R.Sergeant 2, A.Payne 2, S.Pennefather 2, J.Groenewegen, D.Withrs,
J.Rice, W,Stoltenberg. BEST - North Hobart: J.Dobosz, T.Arnold, G.Unsworth,
N.Martin, N.Hardy, H.Schade. Launceston: S.Pennefather, K.Turmine,
C.Sheppard, J.Bonney, J.Groenwegen, T.Holmes.
Clarence 6.2 15.5 26.9 37.15 (237)
Hobart 1.0 1.0 1.0 2.1 (13)
GOALS - Clarence: M.Williamson 12, T.Balcombe 3, N.Douglas 2, D.Blazely
2, J.Boon 2, M.Bond 2, R.Westbury 2, G.Chambers 2, E.Stanley 2, I.Gaul 2,
M.Ling 2, B.Hay, J.Jenkins, R.Williams, A.Hill. Hobart: B.Garret, T.Kelly. BEST
- Clarence: T.Balcombe, M.Williamson, M.Ling, A.Parker, J.Boon, J Jenkins.
Hobart: B.Garret, M.Willis, P.Mannering, D.Clark, T.Kelly, D.Goulding.
North Launceston 6.3 11.7 15.14 19.20 (134)
Devonport 0.3 2.5 2.7 2.10 (22)
GOALS - North Launceston: K.Higgs 11, Z.Burt 3, S.Heppel 2, B.Elmer,
B.Taylor, M.Cordell. Devonport: T.Enniss, B.Stubbs. BEST - North Launceston:
M.Walsh, J. Avent, N.Barry, K.Higgs, B.Taylor, M.Roe. Devonport: S.Lutwyche,
W.Rakei, M.Wallace, D.Overton, J.Howard, M.Damon.
Lauderdale 4.1 7.1 11.4 16.6 (102)
Glenorchy 2.1 3.4 4.8 6.11 (47)
GOALS - Lauderdale: R.Wiggins 9, J.Martinovich 4, B. Walsh, D.Cooke,
C.Baker. Glenorchy: T.Cleary 2, J.Johnson, B.Allie, D.Grant, S.Beswick. BEST
- Lauderdale: R.Wiggins, B.Walsh B.Matthewson, D.Lewis, S.Dudgeon, A.
Johnston. Glenorchy: J.Johnson, B Allie, K.Clark, T.Bowden, B.Lang, S.Stewart.
Burnie 4.2 5.7 13.14 15.17 (107)
South Launceston 3.2 4.4 7.8 11.9 (75)
GOALS - Burnie: D.Smith 4, S.Rice 2, E.Templeton 2, C.Upton, T.Keene,
R.Speglic, C. Radford, S.McDougall, I.Plant, M. Bowen. South Launceston:
T.Stone 3, C.Weedon 2, D.Visser 2, W.Hanson 2, D.Colbeck, J.Taylor.
BEST - Burnie: M.Bowen, S.McDougall, E.Templeton, D.Smith, J.Dowling,
S.Rice. South Launceston: J.Aganas, T.Stone, D.Visser, C.Weedon, S.James,
D.Colbeck.
SENIORS
Launceston 2.2 8.6 14.7 18.9 (117)
North Hobart 6.2 8.4 12.4 16.6 (102)
GOALS - Launceston: B.Finch 9, N.O’Donoghue 3, M.Sinclair 2, S.Stephens
2, T.Bristow, S.Whiting. North Hobart: P.Allison 4, Z.Gardam 4, M.Muir 2,
A.Williams 2, C.Wilson, O.DiVenuto, Z.Murphy, D.Fox. BEST - Launceston:
B.Finch, J.Boyce, J.Lonergan, B.Green, G.Shipton, D.Ellis. North Hobart:
Z.Gardam, A.Williams, Z.Murphy, P.Allison, J.Arnold
Clarence 3.2 8.8 12.11 19.14 (128)
Hobart 2.3 4.5 6.8 6.10 (46)
GOALS - Clarence: C.Thurley 4, J.Baker 2, A.Green 2, T.Standen 2, R.
Bailey, R.Swan, A.French, J.O’Brien , B.Coad, J.Roberts, J.Nibbs, M.Round,
T.Williamson. Hobart: A.Hall 3, T.Willing, M.Cassidy, R.Sullivan. BEST - Clarence:
A. French, M.Round, B.Savage, C. Thurley, J. O’Brien, A.Green. Hobart:
C.Jeffery, T.Langdale, Z.Johnston, T.Willing, J.Clark, G.Quirk.
North Launceston 5.6 10.11 14.13 20.17 (137)
Devonport 0.1 1.1 3.5 4.8 (32)
GOALS - North Launceston: D.Crawford 4, A.O’Sign 4, B. Cox-Goodyer 3,
T.Bardenhagen 3, M.van den Berg 2, A McLean, E.Petterwood 1, A.Viney,
T.Whtford. Devonport: D.Howe, A.McNab, H.Reid, J.Rodman. BEST - North
Launceston: A.O’Sign, A.Viney, T.Whitford, L.McCarty, M.Praciak, R.Gilligan.
Devonport: J.Rodman, C.Matthews, A.Benson, K.Howe, L.Williams,
A.McDermott.
Glenorchy 3.5 6.11 10.17 17.19 (121)
Hobart 0.0 1.1 3.7 6.11 (47)
GOALS - Glenorchy: B. Reynolds 5, J. Bowring 3, J.Hodge 2, J. Bowden
2, J.Cox 2, B.Webb, S.Collis, R. Mott . Lauderdale: H.Smith 2, J.Siggins,
A.Hevey, K.Waller, T.Perkins. BEST - Glenorchy: R. Mott, T.Duggan, D.Kamaric,
D.Joseph, D.Hunt, B.Webb. Lauderdale: K.Waller, M.Fitze, J.Siggins, H.Smith.
Burnie 0.2 4.6 8.8 13.9 (87)
South Launceston 4.3 6.3 9.5 11.6 (72)
GOALS - Burnie: R.Baldock 3, J.Laycock 2, Z.Mihocek 2, K.Munday 2,
R.Barrett 2, D.Smith, S.Whish-Wilson. South Launceston: M.Thorp 2, J. Blackberry
2, T.Moagi 2, K.Sikiti 2, J.McKenzie, M. Musicka, D.Riley. BEST - Burnie:
J.Templeton, Z.Hislop, N.McKenna, B.Johnstone, K.Mundy, D.Banham.. South
Launceston: M.Hills, M. Musicka, B.Thorp, D. Riley, R.Mansell, P.Lawrence.
Pos Team P W L D F A % Pts
North Launceston 2 2 0 0 217 67 323.88 8
Clarence 3 2 1 0 432 172 251.16 8
North Hobart 2 2 0 0 212 141 150.35 8
Burnie 2 2 0 0 198 149 132.89 8
Launceston 2 1 1 0 267 125 213.60 4
Lauderdale 2 1 1 0 150 157 95.54 4
Glenorchy 3 1 2 0 228 315 72.38 4
South L’ton 2 0 2 0 120 190 63.16 0
Hobart 2 0 2 0 105 350 30.00 0
Devonport 2 0 2 0 45 308 14.61 0
Goal kickers
Julian DOBOSZ North Hobart 0 16
Mitchell WILLIAMSON Clarence 3 15
Kristen HIGGS North Launceston 0 11
Reyne WESTBURY Clarence 5 10
Ryan WIGGINS Lauderdale 0 10
Pos Team P W L D F A % Pts
Glenorchy 3 3 0 0 339 179 189.39 12
North L’ton 2 2 0 0 283 95 297.89 8
Launceston 2 2 0 0 317 142 223.24 8
Clarence 3 2 1 0 297 219 135.62 8
North Hobart 2 1 1 0 201 193 104.15 4
Burnie 2 1 1 0 158 175 90.29 4
South L’ton 2 0 2 0 135 233 57.94 0
Lauderdale 2 0 2 0 123 220 55.91 0
Hobart 2 0 2 0 112 244 45.90 0
Devonport 2 0 2 0 72 337 21.36 0
Goal kickers
Brian FINCH Launceston 0 14
Ben REYNOLDS Glenorchy 3 11
Zeke GARDAM North Hobart 0 9
Jaye BOWDEN Glenorchy 1 9
Trent STANDEN Clarence 4 9
Umpire Appointments | Round 3
Hobart v North Hobart
Game Field Boundary Goal Colts (field)
A Cornish, R.Donoghue,
M.Tuckett
J.Tulk, J.Upton, P.Bidgood
L.Edwards, J.Millhouse
J.Andree, L.Dickens,
N.Geason
Launceston v North L’ton J.Harris, T.Bessell, T.Ikin Q.Cook, B.Gibbins B.White, A.Newton A.Jak, A.Geale, S.Rainbird
Burnie v Devonport J.Hill, D.Willcox, J.Sheehan J.Enniss, M.Williams J.Ware, R.More
South L’ton v Lauderdale
Clarence v Claremont
N.Saltmarsh, N.Butler,
G.Morton
S.Cure, R.Mee, B.Lehner
I.Button, H.Coulson,
M.Jackson
T.Parry, D.Picone,
A.Robinson
B.Cripps, J.Carey
A.Jones, S.Allen
O.Cameron, M.Clarke,
R.Whitehouse
T.Roberts, S.Lange, A.Smith
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
Burnie Dockers - 03 6430 5870
President: Peter Vincent
Senior Coach: Brent Plant
Founded - 1885
State Premierships - 1963, 64, 78
www.burniedockers.com.au
Last week we travelled to Youngtown to take
on South Launceston. Well done to the colts
with a solid win. Once again there were some
good signs from the young Dockers with a
lot of players adapting well to the new Colts
system.
Our seniors had to come from behind to earn
their first four points of the year. The game
was played in good spirits and the young
Bulldogs team really made the boys work hard.
There was some good signs out of the game
and Jason Laycock showed that he isn’t far
away from tearing a game apart.
Great to see two of our boys making their AFL
debut for the Gold Coast Suns over recent
weeks. Mav Weller debut against the Western
Bulldogs in round 3 and Luke Russell in round
4 against Melbourne. Keep up the good work.
Today we take on arch rival Devonport in the
traditional Good Friday clash. Best wishes to
Sam and Claye who for the first time come up
against their old side.
The club is now taking booking for the 7th May
Coterie Function.
For other information please visit our website.
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
The seniors after a slow start recorded a good
win. Strong performances by Jackson O’Brien
and Aaron French with good contributions
across the board eventually turned the game
our way.
In the Colts strong performances by Ryan
Bailey and Sean Tisdale were not enough to
carry the day and a narrow loss was recorded.
Sponsors
Thank you to all our sponsors with special
mention to Diagrind and Raine and Horne
our joint major sponsors and Parmic Fire
Protection and Ampac as our naming right
sponsors.
Special Mention Segment
One of our great volunteers is Bert Curtis. Bert
is there every week as the team manager for
the seniors. He regularly assists around the
club and generously carries football equipment
in his car where ever required each week.
Thanks to Bert for his ongoing outstanding
contribution to our club.
On Saturday the 23rd we play WA side
Claremont in the Foxtel Cup with the game
starting at 7:35pm. If you are interested in
joining us in a pregame function with an
all up cost of $70 for ground entry, dinner,
refreshments and supper contact us at the
club for bookings.
Proud Sponsors
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
Devonport Magpies - 03 6424 4542
President: Shane Yates
Senior Coach: Glenn Lutwyche
Founded - 1881
State Premierships - 1988
www.devonportfc.com.au
Round 2 was another tough day at the office
against a strong North Launceston Club, but
our coaching panel are already beginning
to see improvements being made especially
amongst the young players. Damon Howe,
Liam Williams and Hayden Reid were some of
the big improvers.
This week’s Good Friday clash against the
Burnie Dockers will be yet another step
forward for the side. This coastal rivalry is
always a real test for every player young and
old. Some fans may be expecting Burnie to
be far stronger than the Devonport side but
expect them to show real spirit to attempt to
knock off the rival from down the highway.
Thursday night teas at the Club have now been
underway for 2 weeks. Many comments have
been received commenting on the quality of
the catering. Meals are $10 per person for a
decent size meal. We encourage all Devonport
supporters to get along and be a part of our
members draw which jackpots every week with
this week’s prize money at $400.
Also on May the 8th the Mothers Day luncheon
will be held. For further details contact the
football club on 64244542.
MMcKillops
Proud Sponsors
Game Day Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
Another fantastic crowd last week at KGV
to watch the Magpies play the Lauderdale
Bombers under lights. The results were one all
for the day and we look forward to our future
challenges. In the Senior game we welcomed
back a Club Legend in David ‘Disco’ Kamaric
who played his 200th Senior game after having
not played since round.4 2009. He played like
he had never missed a game – It’s great to
have you back Disco!
Congratulations to Devonport recruit Rhys
Mott who starred again with another BOG
performance. We look forward to next game
versus North Launceston at Aurora Stadium.
200 CLUB – The tickets are now on sale for this
fund-raiser. Please see the ‘Kitchen Crew’.
PRESIDENT’S DINNER – Our next dinner is
the 7th of May when we play North Hobart
at KGV under lights. Tickets cost $40 each
which includes your meal and entry into the
footy. Please contact Zianna at the club during
business hours on 62729593. Numbers are
limited – Please book as there are NO DOOR
SALES.
BINGO – Is held every THURSDAY and SUNDAY
evenings with eyes down at 7.30pm. All
welcome.
Go the Glenorchy Magpies!
Principal Sponsors
Oasis
Evan Musch Builder
Gold Sponsor
Development Squad Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
Thank you
A big thank you to all of the wonderful Club
helpers who made our first game run smoothly.
At a press conference last Friday at the TCA the
following three announcements were made
No 1 Badge Holder
The Hobart Football Club is proud and
honoured to announce the appointment of
David O’Byrne MP as the Club’s No 1 Badge
Holder in season 2011. David is currently
the Minister for Economic Development;
Infrastructure; Workplace Relations;
Innovation, Science & Technology.
Benny the Tiger
The Hobart Football Club formally announces
the arrival of its new mascot, Benny the Bengal
Tiger shipped exclusively from the jungles of
deepest Bengal to replace his faded cousin
who adorns the walls of the Tiger Den!
“yes” OPTUS announced as the Club’s naming
right’s sponsor
Club President Philip Baker in announcing
the new sponsorship partnership states;
“this represents the growing market place
image of the TSL and of the member Clubs
such as Hobart”, and further “it provides an
opportunity for our partner in ‘yes’ OPTUS to
leverage their brand off the Hobart Football
Club whilst at the same time the Club
benefits from its association with a national
corporation”.
An evening with Mark Maclure
19th May – Former Carlton Captain Mark
Maclure will be our guest in the Clubrooms
He made his senior VFL debut midway through
the 1974 season against Geelong. He stayed
with the Blues for an impressive thirteen
seasons during which he played 243 games
and kicked 327 goals.
Some of his greatest career achievements
included representing Victoria, and heading
Carlton’s goal kicking list twice. He was also
Carlton’s premiership centre half forward in
their premiership teams of 1979, 1981 and
1982. He portrayed a sometimes fearsome
physical presence towards opponents but was
ferociously protective of smaller team mates in
the forward lines.
Maclure was named the Blues captain for
the season of 1986 season, but it was not a
successful year for him as he was troubled
by injuries. He recovered enough to take the
Blues into a finals campaign but it proved not
to be successful as they lost to Hawthorn in
the Grand Final that year. He retired shortly
afterwards.
These days, Mark works as an expert football
commentator for ABC radio, a panellist on
AFL 360 and is also the General Manager of
Valvoline Car Care.
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
Lauderdale Bombers - 03 6248 7686
President: Graham O’Byrne
Senior Coach: Darren Winter
Founded - 1948
www.lfsc.org.au
What a terrific win by our colts last weekend
against Glenorchy and a big well done to
Ryan Wiggins for kicking 9. Our senior team
found the going a bit tough against a very slick
outfit, but we are looking forward to playing
Glenorchy again a bit later in the year at our
ground.
On the road this weekend to Youngtown to
take on South Launceston, which will be a
big challenge for our young team. We are
unbeaten at this venue and we plan to keep it
that way.
Our three injured senior players, Hudson, Joyce
and Edwards are not far away, so all the best
boys for your imminent returns.
Our new range of clothing has now arrived,
contact the club for further details.
Proud Sponsors
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
Last week saw mixed results for the club
against North Hobart with the Seniors having
a win and the Colts suffering their first loss for
the season.
Brian finch was back to his best, booting
9 goals for the day in a best on ground
performance. Nathan O’Donoghue was
back for his first game for 2011 and did not
disappoint, kicking 3 goals.
Today the boys take on cross town rivals North
Launceston in the Annual Good Friday Clash.
We would like to thank our game day Sponsor
Thurlow & Co Scrap Metal Recyclers.
The best player on the day will awarded the
Adam Sanders medal. The medal was named
after Adam to acknowledge his contribution
to football at both clubs. He is now a Life
member of both clubs after being presented
his life membership at the Launceston season
launch earlier this year.
Upcoming Events: Winter Fashion Show on
the 6th of May. Tickets cost $15 Adults &
$10 U/18’s. Please come along and see the
lovely models and some of the players show
off the latest trends from various stores within
Launceston
Proud Sponsors
Game Day Sponsor
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
Major Support Sponsor
The club are delighted to announce J BOAG
& Son Brewing has been secured as major
support sponsor for the 2011, 2012 and 2013
seasons.
The sponsorship agreement provides a
significant total package of support to North
Hobart Football Club during the next three
seasons.
Both the North Hobart Football Club and the
Esk Brewery of J Boag & Son Brewing were
founded in 1881. The year 2011 marks the
130th anniversary of both organisations.
NHFC President Darryn Perry said “that since
foundation the North Hobart Football Club
has made a major contribution to the great
Australian game by providing the youth of the
community a game of football. Likewise, since
the establishment of the Esk Brewery in the
remote colonial settlement of Launceston, J
Boag and Son has the tradition of brewing the
highest quality beer.”
Game Day President’s Function
Pregame President’s Function will be held in
the Function Room, Plaister Stand, every home
game in 2011. Bookings to Administration
Manager Tanya Obod phone 0418 601 510 or
6234 3473.
Proud Sponsors
www.snuggledown.com.au
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CLUB NOTES | Round 3
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
Another great win last week for both teams
against Devonport, and again a great team
effort by all. This week’s game against
Launceston at Windsor Park will be a
challenge, and we anticipate a very hard and
closely contested game.
The Northonians have once again organised
a bus trip this year to an away game for all
their financial members. This year the bus
will travel to West Park on Saturday 7th May
when they play Burnie, leaving Aurora Stadium
at 8.15am. To book contact Brett Young
63265809 or email: b_a_young@hotmail.
com or Ricky Young 63347551 or email:
rickyyoung@bigpond.com
The Club is holding a function on the eve of the
much anticipated game against Glenorchy on
the 30th April at Aurora Stadium. Watch the
game from the comfort of the function room,
whilst enjoying great food and refreshments.
Tickets are limited to 200, therefore book your
tickets early. Contact Rob Donnelly at the Club
for full details – 63342359 or email: northern.
bombers@bigpond.com All spectators
through the gate will also go in the draw to win
$500 cash. Make this a must in your diary – a
great day out, great function and the chance to
win $500!!!
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 3
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
The South Launceston Football Club welcomes
you to their second home game for the year.
Last week saw a competitive game with
Burnie, the Bulldogs narrowly missing out on a
win. This week both the colts and the seniors
will be looking for their first win for the season
as they play against Lauderdale.
The “Bulldogs Breath” a post game panel last
week was a great success. A big thanks to the
Social Committee for organising such a great
function!
We encourage you to make use of our bar and
canteen today and look forward to being able
to make today as enjoyable as possible.
We also encourage you to put our next
function, the South Launceston Cup into your
diaries. The cup will be held on May 14th at
the clubrooms from 7pm.
Finally, we wish to thank all of our sponsors,
members, players and directors for their
valued support for the year so far. Your
support is what makes the club a great place.
Proud Sponsors
F L Y I N G C O L O U R S
P R I N T I N G
Ian Goninon
Club President
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STATE OF AFFAIRS | Proudly Wrest Point State League
As long-standing supporters of state league football in Tasmania, Wrest Point is very proud to
once again be naming rights sponsor of the Wrest Point State League in 2011.
AFL Tasmania and Wrest Point are placing an
emphasis on live entertainment with the introduction
of Fan in the Stand. Keep an eye out for the serial
number located on your copy of The Record and wait
for the announcement at certain games throughout
the season – with any luck you could be Wrest Point’s
Fan in the Stand and walk away with a $100 Loft
Bistro dining voucher!
We encourage you to continue supporting live football
in Tasmania. We have a massive pool of talent and
it has been wonderful to see thousands of locals
attending the games in recent weeks.
After the game we welcome you to get a team of
mates together and enjoy all we have to offer at Wrest
Point! Tackle one of our almighty parmas at The Loft
Bistro or make yourself at home in The Coffee Shop
with its all-you-can-eat buffet. For those over 18, watch
AFL games screened live to the Casino Sports Lounge
with the convenience of the Casino Bar and table
games just around the corner.
We look forward to welcoming you to Wrest Point
soon. Keep an eye out in May for information on how
to WIN a Hyundai i30, iPads and heaps of Coca Cola
prizes. Visit wrestpoint.com.au for news on current
promotions and specials!
Mike Davey
Wrest Point General Manager
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TIPSTERS | Green and The Torch lead early
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 Launceston
2 North Hobart
3 Burnie
4 Lauderdale
5 Clarence
Ricky Ponting
Cricket Star
1 North Lton
2 North Hobart
3 Burnie
4 South Lton
5 Clarence
Matthew Richardson
Tassie Footy Legend
1 Launceston
2 North Hobart
3 Devonport
4 South Lton
5 Claremont
Josh Green
Rising Star from Roos
1 Launceston
2 North Hobart
3 Burnie
4 South Lton
5 Clarence
Will Hodgman
Opposition Leader
1 North Lton
2 North Hobart
3 Burnie
4 Lauderdale
5 Clarence
John Mortenson
Federal Group Director
1 North Lton
2 Hobart
3 Burnie
4 Lauderdale
5 Clarence
Rebecca White
MHA for Lyons
1 Launceston
2 Hobart
3 Burnie
4 Lauderdale
5 Clarence
The Torch
More Hot Tips
1 North Lton
2 North Hobart
3 Burnie
4 Lauderdale
5 Claremont
Round 3 - 2011
Launceston vs. North L’ton
Hobart vs North Hobart
Burnie vs Devonport
South L’ton vs. Lauderdale
Foxtel Cup -
Clarence vs Claremont
Ladder
TIPSTER
SCORE
Josh Green 10
The Torch 10
John Mortenson 9
Ricky Ponting 9
Lara Giddings 7
Will Hodgman 7
Matthew Richardson 6
Rebecca White 5
Editors Comment
Josh Green and The Torch’s
personal knowledge of the
competition has helped
them maintain a perfect
record after 2 rounds.
TASSIE TIPSTERS | We’re underway in 2011
The Tassie Tipsters for week 2 of the Wrest Point
State League has around 1000 participants.
Two punters, ‘alltheway’ and ‘RubyG’ maintained
their perfect record, but this week’s games
should provide a sterner test.
This week’s winner Mr Ronald Clifford of Kings
Meadows tipped 5 out of 5 and has won
the weekly prize of $250 and a Radio Sport
National KB Sherrin.
Register online at:
www.ract.com.au/footy_tipping
Top 5 - Round 2
Name Tips Margin
1 alltheway 11 43
2 ran2630 11 60
3 RubyG 11 63
4 dibble 11 68
5 goalsneak60 11 72
The on-line tipping system is easy to use and
FREE to join!
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YOUNG GUNS | Training and Teaching the Modern Young Footballer
Football of today seems so more complex to learn for
a young player than it was 10, 20 and 30 years ago.
With the advancement of zones, structures, defensive
acts and styles of play has come the need for young
players to become more rounded players, no matter
what position they play.
Once upon a time, the full forward and crumbing
forward pocket were there to kick goals – period! Now
these players are picked in the side as much for what
they deliver defensively as what they contribute on the
scoreboard.
The same can be said for backline players where once
their job was to beat their opponent 1 on 1 and just
clear the ball out of the defensive area, now these
players need to be the team’s best decision makers
with the ball and have a high skill level to match.
Last but not least is the change in roles for midfield
players where a centreman used to play in the centre
all day against his opponent and a rover would change
in the forward pocket and only come off if he had
done something wrong. A good midfielder would aim
to outlast his opponent with endurance. Now playing
in the midfield is all about speed, power and intensity
with most midfield players rotating on and off the
bench every 6-8 minutes in flat out, powerful bursts.
Most coaches who are involved with young players
played the game themselves in a different era and
herein lay the challenge for these coaches.
A lot of the principles haven’t changed in football.
Kicking (still the most important skill in the game),
handball, marking and ball gathering are still and will
continue to be vital elements of teaching to young
(and mature) players. You can have the best game
plan in the world but if your players cannot execute
the fundamental skills of the game it is doomed to
fail. These fundamental skills should always underpin
further skill and game development.
The modern young footballer when he gets the ball in
his hands has many more decisions to make in today’s
football. Does he play on quickly, does he slow the play
up, does he go forward, sideways or even backwards?
How can players be taught what to do?
Doing “skill drills” has been superseded to a large
extent by “game sense” training in today’s football.
When “coaching” these skills today, it needs to
be a priority to put the players in decision making
and/or pressure situations whilst performing these
fundamentals skills. The benefit of this training also is
that young players really do enjoy it. They are playing
the game!
When you next watch AFL teams or other invasion ball
sports like soccer, rugby, hockey, etc training you will
notice how much game sense training they do.
Adam Sanders
State Development Coach
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YOUNG PLAYER AWARD | Our Rising Stars
This week’s winner is Calen Jeffery from Hobart. After an injury marred end to
season 2010, Calen has only just returned from a significant hip injury and was
named best player for Hobart in his debut senior game. This is a terrific effort
and a reward for the commitment Calen has shown to his rehabilitation over
summer. Calen played the game on a Half Back flank – a feature of his game
was his ability to rebound from defence with a high number of “give and go”
possessions that set up his team mates up the field.
Previous Award
Winners:
2003 Brett Robinson
2004 Tom Hislop
2005 Grant Birchall
2006 Jack Riewoldt
2007 Tom Collier
2008 Mitch Robinson
2009 Ryan Harwood
2010 Josh Green
PROFILE | Calen Jeffery
DOB:02/12/1994
CLUB: Hobart
SCHOOL/ WORK: Guilford Young
BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: Parents
FAVOURITE AFL PLAYER: Chris Judd
BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Speed, reading the play
FAVOURITE MOVIE/ TV SHOW: How I Met Your
Mother
MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT: Too many
WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL I LIKE TO: Spend
time with my mates
IN TEN YEARS I WILL BE: Playing footy somewhere
PROFILE | Jackson Cosgrove
DOB: 06/10/95
CLUB: Devonport
SCHOOL/ WORK: Ulverstone High School
BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: Andrew
Lewtas / Dylan Simmonds
FAVOURITE AFL PLAYER: Harry Taylor
BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Marking and reading the
play
FAVOURITE MOVIE/ TV SHOW: Desperate
Housewives / Phineas and Ferb
MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT: Singing hero by
Enrique Iglesias in front of the whole school
WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL I LIKE TO: Chill
with mates and go for a surf every now and again
IN TEN YEARS I WILL BE: Playing footy somewhere
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WREST POINT PROMOTION | Are you the fan in the stand?
AT WREST POINT THIS FOOTY SEASON!
Come to Wrest Point, watch a game of footy on the big screen and for April
only, you can also enjoy a Crown Lager stubby for just $6.50.*
And with every purchase, you’ll have a chance to win a honeymoon
accommodation package at Wrest Point.
*Crown promotion is for guests 18+
Are you our luckiest FAN IN THE STAND?
Wrest Point, in conjunction with AFL Tasmania think that just by buying a copy of the Record at today’s
match, you deserve to be known as a Tasmanian Fan in the Stand.
On Good Friday two LUCKY fans will win a Cadbury Easter gift basket valued at over $50.00 each with
compliments of Wrest Point and AFL Tasmania. Those fans who purchase a footy record at the TCA and
Windsor Park on Friday 22 April will be eligible to win. Hold onto your footy record and make sure you
listen out for the serial number that will be announced at half time at both grounds to win your basket
of Easter goodies.
The LUCKIEST Fan in the Stand this week will win a $100 dinner voucher at Wrest Point’s Loft Bistro.
This week’s draw will take place at Windsor Park.
The winning serial numbers for Cadbury Easter gift baskets and the winner of the $100 dinner voucher will be
published on the Wrest Point State League Website on Tuesday 26 April. www.tasmanianstateleague.com.au
Hold onto your winning record and phone AFL Tasmania
on 6230 1800 to find out how to claim your prize.
Congratulations to the winner of last week’s Fan in the Stand won by the lucky
person for round 2 who purchased Record number 1044 at North Hobart Oval.
Contact AFL Tasmania on 6230 1815 to claim your prize..
CASINO
CASINO
O U N G E
LOUNGE
The Casino Sports Lounge * is a great
place to meet with friends, enjoy a drink
and catch all the latest sports news and
events. Plus we have a great selection of
local and imported beers, table gaming
and plenty of promotions.
Looking for good value pub style
meals? Then head down to The Loft
Bistro & enjoy daily menu specials in
a casual relaxed atmosphere.
Open daily for dinner.
*
18+ venue
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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
Bill Sorell Sports Luncheon
Friday 23 September 2011
Tasman Room, Wrest Point Hotel Casino
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
CADBURY Gala Days
AFL Tasmania and Cadbury are proud to present the
2011 Cadbury Junior Football Super Clinics
6th June 2011 – Burnie (West Park) and Launceston (Windsor Park)
7th June 2011 – Hobart (KGV)
The clinics will be a fantastic experience for junior footballers and will be run in
conjunction with Devonport, Launceston and Glenorchy Football club’s along with
our special guest and AFL legend Matthew “Richo” Richardson
More information on how to register will be available on the Wrest Point
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COMPETITIONS | Hobart v North Hobart | Colts
HOBART
Coach: Brad Willis
No Player G B
2 Tom ROBERTSON
4 Ryan SULLIVAN
9 Aaron HALL
11 Claude ALCORSO
12 Larry OWEN
15 Todd KELLY
19 Jamie CLARK
24 Liam AZZOPARDI
26 Ben GARRETT
37 Rohan BONES
38 Stuart PATERSON
41 Max CATCHPOOL
42 Kieran MOORE
43 Bryden GONINON
45 Calen JEFFREY
46 Charlie LEEK
47 Andrew HENDERSON
52 Peter YOLE
53 Mackenzie WILLIS
54 Hayden EDWARDS
55 Perry MANNERING
56 Luke ALLIE
60 Braydon ROSENDALE
61 Matt HADFIELD
62 Dan GOLDING
63 James McINDOE
HBT N.HBT
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
NORTH HOBART
Coach: Andrew Cox
No Player G B
18 Aaron GRUBB
20 Mitch BROUGHTON
24 Patrick RILEY
29 Braedon WHITE
30 Henry SCHADE
31 Tom CURTAIN
34 Julian DEBOSZ
35 Tom ARNOLD
39 Jonathon HARDMAN
42 Brad TILBURY
43 Peter HOWLETT
44 Lewis GOSS
46 Nat MARTIN
47 Robert LAPOLLA
51 Rhys CHARLTON
52 Jordon BEAUMONT
53 Chris JORDAN
54 Pat FISHER
55 Hugh DUNBABIN
57 Max MCMILLAN
58 Thomas MALES
59 Jake MORRISON
60 Bon MCMILLAN
65 Hayden PARKER
63 Ryan DOWLING
72 Hamish ROBERTSON
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COMPETITIONS | Hobart v North Hobart | Seniors
HOBART
Coach: Graham Fox
No Player G B
2 Tom ROBERTSON
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 JOHNSON
15 Todd KELLY
17 Danny FLOOD
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
HBT N.HBT
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
NORTH HOBART
Coach: Clinton Brown
No Player G B
1 Rhys LONG
2 Geoff UNSWORTH
5 Nathan STREET
7 Joe ARNOLD
8 Clinton BROWN
9 Michael FISHER
11 Matthew MUIR
12 Zeke GARDAM
13 Nathan HARDY
14 Caden WILSON
15 Cam DEGOYER
16 Tom NICHOLLS
17 Marty ALLSION
19 Ollie DIVENUTO
21 Zane MURPHY
22 Tim PETERSON
23 Callen DELL
25 Ken HALL
26 Jesse WELLS
27 Travis BROWN
28 Paul ALLISON
33 Nathan MCCULLOCH
36 Daniel FOX
37 Hugh WILLIAMS
41 Adrian WILLIAMS
49 Justin VEITCH
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CLUB LISTS | Hobart - North Hobart
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
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
45 Calen JEFFREY
53 Mackenzie WILLIS 182 80
54 Hayden EDWARDS
55 Perry MANNERING
56 Luke ALLIE
60 Braydon ROSENDALE
61 Matt HADFIELD
62 Dan GOLDING
63 James McINDOE
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
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
15 Cam DEGOYER 185 85 10/1/83
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
33 Nathan MCCULLOCH 181 70 22/12/93
34 Julian DEBOSZ 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
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 Lewis GOSS 190 90 1/1/93
45 George GAVALAS 186 85 11/5/93
46 Nat MARTIN 181 67 12/8/93
47 Robert LAPOLLA 180 69 1/3/92
48 Tom GRAVES 183 76 25/5/92
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 Chris JORDAN 175 67 30/10/92
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
64 David OMAY 182 67 8/12/93
26

CLUB LISTS | Launceston - North Launceston
LAUNCESTON
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Sonny WHITING 178 74 18/12/86
2 Sam O'KEEFE 180 77 17/11/81
3 Will CAMPBELL 177 74 14/1/86
4 Daniel ELLIS 175 77 26/11/87
5 Chris SAVAGE 180 77 10/3/87
6 Scott STEPHENS 178 77 3/5/83
7 Jesse LONERGAN 177 75 14/11/94
8 Kurt MCCABE 178 78 28/9/87
9 Jordan HARRIS 175 75 9/5/90
10 Ryan DEVISSER 184 83 18/5/88
11 Gary SHIPTON 183 88 23/9/82
12 Jackson THURLOW 186 76 28/3/94
13 Brian FINCH 184 83 10/12/80
14 Broderick HARDACRE 179 68 16/5/92
15 Tim CURWEN 178 73 22/11/88
16 Joe GROENEWEGEN 196 82 25/10/91
17 Tim BRISTOW 188 82 3/5/87
18 Isaac MCCRIMMON 176 72 12/4/92
19 Michael SINCLAIR 183 75 13/3/89
20 Tom CLARIDGE 188 80 24/2/91
21 Beau GREEN 181 85 10/11/81
22 Jason EDWARDS 193 97 2/11/90
23 Gene SAVAGE 191 95 21/2/80
24 Majak MIAR 194 80 13/9/88
25 Nathan O'DONOGHUE 195 100 12/4/86
26 Josh WOOLLEY 183 80 12/5/92
27 Joe BOYCE 173 73 6/11/89
28 Shaun PENNEFATHER 175 73 1/9/90
29 Declan MCSHANE 183 82 20/10/90
31 Kyle TURMINE 186 78 12/11/94
32 Corey SHEPPARD 175 70 3/8/91
33 Sam RUNDLE 178 78 3/6/90
34 Tour MIAR 194 79 3/10/92
35 Will STOLTENBERG 189 82 22/3/91
36 Thomas SHEPPARD 176 70 26/5/94
37 Che EVANS 181 68 15/8/94
38 Ben CRICK 186 80 11/1/93
39 Thomas HOLMES 179 72 3/8/91
40 Ben KILLALEA 174 70 27/1/95
41 Scott PROCTOR 182 82 6/1/93
42 Ed JACOBS 185 95 30/1/90
43 Daniel SINCLAIR 190 68 10/11/90
44 Andrea MIAR 195 90 20/9/86
45 Aaron SEEN 180 73 15/7/93
46 Jacob BONNEY 184 79 13/9/94
47 Michael FOX 182 81 28/4/93
48 Josh WALDIE 175 70 28/1/90
49 Jacob GOLDSMITH 185 75 11/9/94
51 Jake RICE 190 76 28/11/94
52 Alex PAYNE 174 68 26/1/95
53 Jake KOLODJASHNIJ 188 72 9/8/95
54 Kade KOLODJASHNIJ 186 70 9/8/95
55 Jake SMITH 184 74 25/2/95
56 Jackson MILLER 180 74 16/1/93
57 David BROWN 184 73 9/3/93
58 Lyndon HAMPTON 185 75 13/7/93
59 Luke JOHNSTON 188 79 25/6/94
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
27

COMPETITIONS | Launceston v North Launceston | Colts
LAUNCESTON
Coach: Darrin Geard
No Player G B
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
61 Bradley RAYNER
65 Josh YOUD
LTN N.LTN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
NORTH LAUNCESTON
Coach: Zane Littlejohn
No Player G B
9 Joby REYNOLDS
14 Zac BURT
15 Scott FENTON
25 Stephen HEPPELL
26 Adam ZENEVRA
28 Ben ELMER
29 Michael ROE
30 Christian BARNES
31 Kristen HIGGS
33 Luke PURDEN
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
28

COMPETITIONS | Launceston v North Launceston| Seniors
LAUNCESTON
Coach: Anthony Taylor
No Player G B
1 Sonny WHITING
2 Sam O'KEEFE
3 Will CAMPBELL
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
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
LTN N.LTN
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
NORTH LAUNCESTON
Coach: Jeff Dunne
No Player G B
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 O'SHEA
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 Alan O'SIGN
32 Lyndon STUBBS
36 Jade CHILD
37 Ty STEWART
45 Callen YOUNG
29

COMPETITIONS | Burnie v Devonport | Colts
BURNIE
Coach: Andrew Hering
No Player G B
20 Mark MARRIOTT
23 David MCCRAE
26 Cameron UPTON
27 Reed KINGSTON
28 Cody BATT
31 Anthony BAILEY
32 Samael RICE
33 Tyler KEENE
37 Courtney SCHMIDT
38 Matthew BOWEN
39 Braden HAYES
40 Ryan MILLER
51 Aaron LEATHERBARROW
53 David BLAKE
54 Nicholas ROLLS
55 Lachlan WELLER
56 Rohan SPEGLIC
57 Issac PLANT
59 Shannon MCDOUGALL
60 Eli TEMPLETON
61 Dylan SMITH
63 Stafford IVES-HERES
65 Ben EASTLEY
66 Darcy HOWARD
68 Thomas MITCHELL
69 James DOWLING
BRN DEV
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
DEVONPORT
Coach: Matthew Connelly
No Player G B
1 Matt DAMON
5 Toby ENNISS
6 Jordan MARSHALL
7 Jake HOWARD
13 Jack STOKES
14 Hayden RIED
20 Ryan GEORGE
21 Mitchell CASHION
22 Brodie DEVERALL
23 Alex BENSON
26 Damon HOWE
27 Kaiden HOWE
28 Sam LUTWYCHE
32 Brayden LEWTAS
36 Jackson COSGROVE
37 Alex LEE
39 Brayden VAN BUUREN
41 Toby LUTWYCHE
42 Ryan WILSON
43 David OVERTON
45 Domonic HOWE
46 Anthony REEVE
47 Beau STUBBS
49 Bryce HEAZLEWOOD
52 Jordan LEWTAS
53 Ward RAKEI
30

COMPETITIONS | Burnie v Devonport | Seniors
BURNIE
Coach: Brent Plant
No Player G B
1 Zachary HISLOP
2 Brodie MIHOCEK
3 Casey RADFORD
4 Sam WHISH - WILSON
5 Luke SHACKLETON
6 Jason LAYCOCK
7 Matthew STEPHENSON
8 Brentyn MILVERTON
9 Darren BANHAM
10 Brodie JOHNSTONE
11 Rudy BARRETT
12 Kade MUNDAY
13 Jack TEMPLETON
15 Harry WALTERS
16 Rohan BALDOCK
17 Claye HARDY
18 Damon SMITH
21 Zach MIHOCEK
22 James PLANT
24 Joel RAWLINGS
28 Cody BATT
30 Robbie FOX
35 Scott MATHESON
36 Craig STRETTON
39 Braden HAYES
43 Nick MCKENNA
BRN DEV
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
DEVONPORT
Coach: Glenn Lutwyche
No Player G B
1 Matt DAMON
2 Scott BENNETTS
3 Justin RODMAN
4 Alan CLEMENTS
7 Jake HOWARD
8 Tim MEE
10 Brennon KENDALL
11 Aaron MCNAB
12 Brad SYMMONS
14 Hayden RIED
15 Adam MCDERRMOTT
16 Corey PLUMBRIDGE
17 Quade BYARD
18 Sam WALKER
20 Ryan GEORGE
22 Brodie DEVERALL
23 Alex BENSON
24 Clint MATTHEWS
26 Damon HOWE
27 Kaiden HOWE
29 Mark WALLACE
31 Liam WILLIAMS
35 Sam HESS
37 Alex LEE
38 Ben WALKER
40 Phillip CROWDEN
31

CLUB LISTS | Burnie - Devonport
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
20 Mark MARRIOTT 180 74 22/1/91
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
27 Reed KINGSTON 184 100 30/8/90
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 Courtney SCHMIDT 178 64 12/1/95
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
59 Shannon MCDOUGALL 170 68 24/6/93
60 Eli TEMPLETON 181 66 19/8/95
61 Dylan SMITH 178 71 14/2/94
63 Stafford IVES-HERES 180 70 25/12/94
65 Ben EASTLEY 189 82 4/8/94
66 Darcy HOWARD 173 63 6/7/93
68 Thomas MITCHELL 180 78 22/7/93
69 James DOWLING 178 75 9/11/95
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
DEVONPORT
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Matt DAMON 176 74 30/12/92
2 Scott BENNETTS 185 102 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 173 68 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 186 77 26/3/93
12 Brad SYMMONS 179 80 16/4/91
13 Jack STOKES 182 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 189 70 8/1/92
19 Anthony CROWDEN 187 77 17/8/94
20 Ryan GEORGE 176 85 27/5/93
21 Mitchell CASHION 189 70 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
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
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 182 82 26/2/95
43 David OVERTON 176 60 10/1/93
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 Sam SMART 188 82 12/8/88
49 Bryce HEAZLEWOOD 176 64 18/4/93
51 Ben BLACKLOW 181 75 3/11/90
52 Jordan LEWTAS 178 70 17/4/92
53 Ward RAKEI 179 67 17/10/94
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CLUB LISTS | South Launceston - Lauderdale
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 Dylan VISSER 190 80 28/3/95
5 Cody THORP 195 81 2/4/93
6 Patrick LAWRENCE 176 82 16/6/90
7 Chris TAYLOR 186 80 27/2/91
8 Michael MUSICKA 184 76 25/3/93
9 Mitchell THORP 195 95 25/12/88
10 John MCKENZIE 176 77 3/6/93
11 Jobi HARPER 191 85 15/9/93
12 Alec FOTHERINGHAM 181 82 13/8/89
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
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 190 95 18/7/89
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 2/9/88
16 Jarrod HIBBERD 188 85 4/9/94
17 Kaine WALLER 182 82 1/6/88
18 Liam SABRI 187 83 6/3/92
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 Thor BOSCOTT 180 80 5/12/92
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 Sam PROUD 175 77 11/6/94
47 Simon DUDGEON 177 71 27/7/11
48 Bradley TENNICK 178 73 1/5/92
49 Ben MORRISBY 176 77 6/7/92
51 Dan LEWIS 177 64 30/6/93
52 Cody BAKER 179 63 7/5/95
53 Jordan BROWN 180 75 21/7/95
54 Braden DOUGLAS 178 71 19/6/94
55 Tait GIFFARD 180 75 26/1/93
33

COMPETITIONS | South Launceston v Lauderdale | Colts
SOUTH LAUNCESTON
Coach: Dean Lawrence
No Player G B
2 Luke GUY
4 Dylan VISSER
7 Ryan DAVIS
12 Jordan TEPPER
14 Jimmy AGANAS
15 Brad KEEGAN
22 Taylor STONE
24 Jack GIBBINS
25 Cody LINGER
27 Jason TAYLOR
29 Ben KEAM
31 Cody WEEDON
32 Dane COLBECK
33 Jacob SAUNDERS
35 Phillip HAZZLEWOOD
38 Charles VON STIGLITZ
40 Kody RIDDLE
41 Brodie KNEE
42 Will HANSEN
43 Matthew LYNAM
46 Jonothan JAMES
47 Luke TEPPER
53 Jonty SWALLOW
50 Tshoboko Jonviss MOAGI
55 Matthew RICE
56 Christopher TAYLOR
S.LTN LDL
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
LAUDERDALE
Coach: Wayne Bromfield
No Player G B
5 Sam SIGGINS
8 Jarrod WESTELL
14 Robbie MCMANUS
16 Jarrod HIBBERD
22 Sam O'BYRNE
23 Bryce WALSH
34 Ryan WIGGINS
35 Thor BOSCOTT
37 Ben MATTHEWSON
38 Jarrod WHITTLE
41 Stuart COOK
42 Brent O'LEARY
43 Tim CLEAVER
44 Jake KING
45 Aden JOHNSON
46 Sam PROUD
47 Simon DUDGEON
50 Scott HALLIDAY
51 Dan LEWIS
52 Cody BAKER
53 Jordan BROWN
54 Braden DOUGLAS
55 Tait GIFFARD
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COMPETITIONS | South Launceston v Lauderdale | Seniors
SOUTH LAUNCESTON
Coach: Dale Chugg
No Player G B
1 Aaron VINEY
2 Beau THORP
3 Jay BLACKBERRY
6 Patrick LAWRENCE
7 Chris TAYLOR
8 Michael MUSICKA
9 Mitch THORP
10 John MCKENZIE
11 Jobi HARPER
12 Alec FOTHERINGHAM
16 Tom LARBY
17 Matthew TOWNS
19 Dylan RILEY
20 Mitchell HILLS
21 Troy MURPHY
23 Rory MANSELL
25 Cody LINGER
26 Marcus LEE
28 Daniel JOHNCOCK
29 Ben KEAM
39 Shaun JAMES
40 Kody RIDDLE
42 Will HANSEN
43 Matthew LYNAM
45 Khayaletha Yandisa SIKITI
50 Tshoboko Johnviss MOAGI
S.LTN LDL
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
LAUDERDALE
Coach: Darren Winter
No Player G B
1 Alex HEVEY
2 Joe EDWARDS
3 Paul HUDSON
4 Tom BRENNAN
6 Hayden SMITH
7 Matthew SMITH
9 Josh SPAULDING
10 Marcus FITZE
11 Patrick MONTGOMERIE
12 Jack SIGGINS
13 Sean MACKAY
15 Adam JOYCE
17 Kaine WALLER
18 Liam SABRI
20 Josh ROBERTS
21 Jason HYLAND
24 Tim PERKINS
25 Jacob MARTINOVICH
26 Jed WILLIAMSON
27 Alex HILL
29 Jamie DI IENNO
30 Alex COOK
32 Lucas HALL
33 Mason WALSH
36 Rhys WILLIAMSON
48 Bradley TENNICK
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COMPETITIONS | Clarence v Claremont | Foxtel Cup
CLARENCE
Coach: Brett Geappen
No Player G B
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
CLR CLM
1/4 time
1/2 time
3/4 time
FULL time
CLAREMONT (WA)
Coach: Simon McPhee
No Player G B
2 Clancy RUDEFORTH
3 Luke BLACKWELL
4 Ian RICHARDSON
5 Jake MURPHY
6 Matthew ORZEL
7 Ian ROWE
8 Andrew BROWNE
9 Kane MITCHELL
10 Ryan BRABAZON
11 Andrew FOSTER
12 Brandon FRANZ
13 Alroy GILLIGAN
15 Simon STARLING
17 Trinity HANDLEY
18 Tom WILLETT
19 David CRAWFORD
21 Thomas LEE
21 Thomas LEE
25 Jesse LAURIE
28 Ben SAUNDERS
31 James THOMSON
33 Clay MCLERNON
34 Lewis STEVENSON
35 Thomas SWIFT
36 Nick DERICKX
38 Brett JONES
39 Lewis BROOME
42 Beau WILKES
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COMPETITIONS | Clarence v Claremont (WA) | Foxtel Cup
The Foxtel Cup knockout competition features 16
clubs from throughout Australia.
The AFL has planted the seed for FA Cup-style
battles with the official unveiling of the Foxtel Cup, a
state-league based knockout competition for 2011.
The 16 second-tier clubs - three each from the VFL,
WAFL, SANFL, two each from Queensland and New
South Wales, and one each from the ACT, Tasmania
and Northern Territory - begin their cup campaigns
between March 26 and May 21.
The participating teams for 2011 are: Swan Districts
(WA), Claremont (WA), East Perth (WA), North
Ballarat (Vic), Northern Bullants (Vic), Williamstown
(Vic), West Adelaide (SA), North Adelaide (SA), Port
Adelaide Magpies (SA), Morningside (Qld), Labrador
(Qld), NT Thunder (NT), Clarence (Tasmania), Ainslie
(ACT) and East Coast Eagles (NSW).
AFL newcomers Greater Western Sydney Giants will
play in the first year of the four-round tournament,
which will be broadcast live and exclusive on Fox
Sports through the season.
Foxtel Cup fixtures will be played as curtain raisers
to AFL matches through the home-and-away
season.
Adelaide Crows great Andrew McLeod will be one of
the stars of the Foxtel Cup. He will play for Northern
Territory Thunder in 2011.
The tournament could prove to be a recruiting field
for AFL teams, following the success of VFL stars
Michael Barlow and James Podsiadly.
AFL national development manager David Matthew
said “16 of the best teams across Australia” had
jumped at the chance to play in the competition.
GWS coach Kevin Sheedy said his side would be
“very competitive” in 2011, and would be desperate
to add a first trophy to their cabinet.
I am very excited. This is a competition that really
connects Australia. Not many of them do. The AFL
does. But when you get that league underneath
the AFL, you have the opportunity to judge a player
when you are recruiting. Every state and every
territory are in this league. I think some of the great
clubs are represented.
Matthews said there was a possibility that the
winner of the Foxtel Cup could win their way into
a pre-season competition and take on the game’s
elite in the future.
The Tasmanian representative is reining Wrest Point
State League premiers, Clarence. The Roos are
playing West Australian powerhouse Claremont at
Bellerive Oval this Saturday night. The winner of the
game will continue on in the competition and play
the winner of the game between VFL team Northern
Bullants and the new Greater Western Sydney who
will debut in the AFL in 2012.
Courtesy John Clark
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CLUB LISTS | Clarence - Claremont (WA)
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
CLAREMONT (WA)
No Player Name Height Weight DOB
1 Jordan MCALLISTER 188 82
2 Clancy RUDEFORTH 184 80 1/2/83
3 Luke BLACKWELL 179 78 12/11/86
4 Ian RICHARDSON 181 82 14/10/87
5 Jake MURPHY 178 79 18/1/96
6 Matthew ORZEL 180 76 5/1/85
7 Ian ROWE 186 87 19/12/86
8 Andrew BROWNE 175 80 14/5/84
9 Kane MITCHELL 177 79 1/12/89
10 Ryan BRABAZON 183 82 26/12/86
11 Andrew FOSTER 183 79 31/8/85
12 Brandon FRANZ 196 91 30/8/85
13 Alroy GILLIGAN 179 76 9/7/90
14 Aaron HOLT 181 81
15 Simon STARLING 186 86 15/5/89
16 Alistair GILLESPIE 196 82
17 Trinity HANDLEY 192 90 11/3/84
18 Tom WILLETT 188 89 16/12/85
19 David CRAWFORD 189 88 14/7/83
20 Chad JONES 196 91
21 Thomas LEE 194 91 2/1/91
22 Blake ANDERSON 175 74
23 Bradley NISBETT 176 71
24 Tyson HATHWAY 195 89
25 Jesse LAURIE 186 86 21/9/90
28 Ben SAUNDERS 186 84
31 James THOMSON 196 99 18/2/88
33 Clay MCLERNON 190 89 18/7/85
34 Lewis STEVENSON 189 88 30/7/89
35 Thomas SWIFT 189 85 6/7/90
36 Nick DERICKX 200 95 5/1/86
37 Frank ANSEY 185 82
38 Brett JONES 195 85 6/8/82
39 Lewis BROOME 180 76 2/3/91
42 Beau WILKES 194 93 20/3/86
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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 vs. North Hobart TCA 2:00 PM
Launceston vs. North L’ton W.P 2:00 PM
Burnie vs. Devonport W’T.P 2:00 PM
Saturday 23 April
South L’ton vs. Lauderdale Y.O 2:00 PM
Week 4
Saturday 30 April
North L’ton vs. Glenorchy A.S 1:10 PM
North Hobart vs. Burnie N.H.O 2:00 PM
Lauderdale vs. Hobart L.O 2:00 PM
Clarence vs. Launceston B.O 6:00 PM
Sunday 1 May
Devonport vs. South L’ton D.O 1:00 PM
Week 5 -- SPLIT ROUND
Saturday 07 May
Hobart vs. Devonport TCA 1:10 PM
Burnie vs. North L’ton W’T.P 2:00 PM
Glenorchy vs. North Hobart KGV 6:00 PM
Saturday 14 May
Clarence vs. Lauderdale B.O 1:10 PM
Launceston vs. South L’ton W.P 2:00 PM
Week 6
Saturday 21 May
North Hobart vs. Clarence N.H.O 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. Lauderdale D.O 2:00 PM
Launceston vs. Burnie W.P 2:00 PM
South L’ton vs. North L’ton A.S 6:00 PM
Sunday 22 May
Hobart vs. Glenorchy TCA 1:00 PM
Week 7
Saturday 28 May
Glenorchy vs. Devonport KGV 1:10 PM
Burnie vs. Hobart W’T.P 2:00 PM
Lauderdale vs. Launceston L.O 2:00 PM
Clarence vs. South L’ton B.O 2:00 PM
North L’ton vs. North Hobart A.S 2:00 PM
Week 8
Saturday 04 June
North Hobart vs. Hobart N.H.O 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. Clarence D.O 2:00 PM
Lauderdale vs. Glenorchy L.O 2:00 PM
South L’ton vs. Burnie Y.O 2:00 PM
Sunday 05 June
North L’ton vs. Launceston A.S 1:00 PM
11 / 12 June - Bye
Week 9
Saturday 18 June
Clarence vs. Glenorchy B.O 1:10 PM
Hobart vs. North L’Ton TCA 2:00 PM
Burnie vs. Lauderdale W’T.P 2:00 PM
Sunday 19 June
South L’Ton vs. Devonport Y.O 1:00 PM
Launceston vs. North Hobart W.P 2:00 PM
Week 10
Saturday 25 June
Glenorchy vs. South L’Ton KGV 1:10 PM
Devonport vs. Launceston D.O 2:00 PM
North Hobart vs. Lauderdale N.H.O 2:00 PM
Sunday 26 June
North L’Ton vs. Burnie A.S 1:00 PM
Hobart vs. Clarence TCA 2:00 PM
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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