THIS WEEKS GAMES
THIS WEEKS GAMES THIS WEEKS GAMES
YOUNG GUNS | Tasmania’s Under 18 Campaign Begins The Tasmania Under 18 team played its first game of the 2011 campaign last week, hosting top of the ladder TAC team the Sandringham Dragons at Bellerive Oval last Saturday. The team lineup for this game was as follows (from backline): 32. Jobi HARPER South Launceston 14. Quade BYARD Devonport 22. Robbie FOX Burnie Dockers 6. Bradley COX-GOODYER Northern Bombers 1. Martyn ALLISON North Hobart 34. Henry SCHADE North Hobart 24. Brody MIHOCEK Burnie Dockers 9. John MCKENZIE South Launceston 30. Larry OWEN Hobart 39. Julian DOBOSZ North Hobart 10. Trad DUGGAN Glenorchy 5. Dylan RILEY South Launceston 27. Jackson THURLOW Launceston 16. Robbie MCMANUS Lauderdale 11. Damon SMITH Burnie Dockers The second quarter saw a continuation of dominant play from Tasmania, with excellent backline play from Jobi Harper, Henry Schade and Trad Duggan and outstanding rebounding running from Dylan Riley. Tasmania’s ferocious attack on the ball was a feature, winning clearances and creating opportunities inside 50. Tall forwards Julian Dobosz and Larry Owen were getting plenty of service and small forwards Martyn Allison and Bradley Cox-Goodyer capitalised on ground level crumbing chances also. FOLLOWERS: 37. Daniel FOX North Hobart INTERCHANGE: 15. Thor BOSCOTT Lauderdale 35. Cody THORP South Launceston 23. Daniel JOSEPH Glenorchy 13. Brennon KENDALL Devonport 8. Jesse LONERGAN Launceston 12. Jake JENKINS Clarence After recording a 100-plus point loss in game 1 last year, the players were acutely aware o f the challenge that lay before them. The team started very well, led by midfielders John McKenzie and Daniel Fox, jumping to a 32 point lead at quarter time, with the defence intact and keeping Sandringham goalless. The second half saw Sandringham not score its first goal until well into the third quarter, with the game well and truly over at that point in time. Tasmania was impressive throughout, recording a 73 point victory. Tasmania will play Oakleigh in Game 2 of the TAC Cup next Saturday May 28th 1QG 1QB 2QG 2QB 3QG 3QB 4QG 4QB PTS Tasmania 5 3 9 5 12 11 15 15 105 Sandringham Dragons 0 1 0 4 1 6 4 8 32 Tasmania Goal Kickers: J. Dobosz 6, J. Thurlow 2, R. Fox , D. Joseph , M. Allison , L. Owen , B. Cox-Goodyer , J. McKenzie , J. Jenkins Best Players: D. Riley, D. Fox, J. Harper, J. McKenzie, D. Smith, M. Allison 20
YOUNG PLAYER AWARD | Our Rising Stars 2011 Weekly Winners This week’s Corporate Express Rising Star winner is Ryan Wiggins from the Lauderdale Football Club. Ryan has enjoyed a good month of football at both club and state level, making his Senior debut and kicking 6 goals for the State Academy U16s last weekend in their game against the SFL U18s. Wk 1 Wk 2 Wk 3 Wk 4 Wk 5 Wk 6 Zachary Hilsop Calen Jeffery Jobi Harper Martyn Allison Dylan Riley Ryan Wiggins PROFILE | Sam Siggins DOB: 20 March 1994 CLUB :Lauderdale SCHOOL/ WORK: Guilford Young College BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: Parents / Matthew Armstrong FAVOURITE AFL PLAYER: Chris Judd / Seb Tape BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Decision making and running ability FAVOURITE MOVIE/ TV SHOW: Hey Arnold (brainy) MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT: Ask Bryce Walsh WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL I LIKE TO: keep playing footy, extra recovery sessions, chilling with my mates IN TEN YEARS I WILL BE: Still playing footy FAVOURITE MOTIVATIONAL QUOTE: Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen BEST MOMENT OF YOUR LIFE: My first game wearing the map of Tassie PROFILE | Eli Templeton DOB:19 August 1995 CLUB: Burnie Dockers SCHOOL/ WORK: Marist Regional College BIGGEST INFLUENCE ON FOOTBALL: Dad FAVOURITE AFL PLAYER: Chris Judd BEST FOOTBALL ASSET: Hard at it FAVOURITE MOVIE/ TV SHOW: Benchwarmers MOST EMBARASSING MOMENT: Getting up in front of school WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL I LIKE TO: Chill with mates, have a good time IN TEN YEARS I WILL BE: Trying to play my best football 21
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YOUNG GUNS | Tasmania’s Under 18 Campaign Begins<br />
The Tasmania Under 18 team played its first game of the 2011 campaign last week, hosting<br />
top of the ladder TAC team the Sandringham Dragons at Bellerive Oval last Saturday.<br />
The team lineup for this game was as follows<br />
(from backline):<br />
32. Jobi HARPER<br />
South Launceston<br />
14. Quade BYARD<br />
Devonport<br />
22. Robbie FOX<br />
Burnie Dockers<br />
6. Bradley COX-GOODYER<br />
Northern Bombers<br />
1. Martyn ALLISON<br />
North Hobart<br />
34. Henry SCHADE<br />
North Hobart<br />
24. Brody MIHOCEK<br />
Burnie Dockers<br />
9. John MCKENZIE<br />
South Launceston<br />
30. Larry OWEN<br />
Hobart<br />
39. Julian DOBOSZ<br />
North Hobart<br />
10. Trad DUGGAN<br />
Glenorchy<br />
5. Dylan RILEY<br />
South Launceston<br />
27. Jackson THURLOW<br />
Launceston<br />
16. Robbie MCMANUS<br />
Lauderdale<br />
11. Damon SMITH<br />
Burnie Dockers<br />
The second quarter saw a continuation of dominant<br />
play from Tasmania, with excellent backline play from<br />
Jobi Harper, Henry Schade and Trad Duggan and<br />
outstanding rebounding running from Dylan Riley.<br />
Tasmania’s ferocious attack on the ball was a feature,<br />
winning clearances and creating opportunities inside<br />
50. Tall forwards Julian Dobosz and Larry Owen were<br />
getting plenty of service and small forwards Martyn<br />
Allison and Bradley Cox-Goodyer capitalised on ground<br />
level crumbing chances also.<br />
FOLLOWERS:<br />
37. Daniel FOX<br />
North Hobart<br />
INTERCHANGE:<br />
15. Thor BOSCOTT<br />
Lauderdale<br />
35. Cody THORP<br />
South Launceston<br />
23. Daniel JOSEPH<br />
Glenorchy<br />
13. Brennon KENDALL<br />
Devonport<br />
8. Jesse LONERGAN<br />
Launceston<br />
12. Jake JENKINS<br />
Clarence<br />
After recording a 100-plus point loss in game 1 last<br />
year, the players were acutely aware o f the challenge<br />
that lay before them. The team started very well, led<br />
by midfielders John McKenzie and Daniel Fox, jumping<br />
to a 32 point lead at quarter time, with the defence<br />
intact and keeping Sandringham goalless.<br />
The second half saw Sandringham not score its first<br />
goal until well into the third quarter, with the game well<br />
and truly over at that point in time. Tasmania was<br />
impressive throughout, recording a 73 point victory.<br />
Tasmania will play Oakleigh in Game 2 of the TAC Cup<br />
next Saturday May 28th<br />
1QG 1QB 2QG 2QB 3QG 3QB 4QG 4QB PTS<br />
Tasmania 5 3 9 5 12 11 15 15 105<br />
Sandringham Dragons 0 1 0 4 1 6 4 8 32<br />
Tasmania<br />
Goal Kickers: J. Dobosz 6, J. Thurlow 2, R. Fox , D. Joseph , M. Allison , L.<br />
Owen , B. Cox-Goodyer , J. McKenzie , J. Jenkins<br />
Best Players: D. Riley, D. Fox, J. Harper, J. McKenzie, D. Smith, M. Allison<br />
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