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Round 15
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Round 15 v St Virgils 10th Aug
Women
R16
University
08
06 (054)
Huonville Lions 02
02 (014)
Women
R 17
University
03
02
(020)
NH Demons 08
11
(059)
A disappointing performance after the highs of defeating
Huonville the week before. North Hobart came out fired up, as their season was
on the line. They bought the effort and intensity and we did not. Missed
tackles, ineffective spoils, playing from behind and giving away too many free
kicks was a concern for us, and something that we have to rectify quickly. You
are only as good as your last game, so we have some ground to make up this week
against a promising young Kingborough team.
Good players from the weekend
were Bonnie Grynglas for her hard run and strong attack on the footy, Annie Lord
for never giving up, Maggie Bowman for sparking the forward line and Sarah Ikin
and Kristy Baker for slogging it out in the midfield. Good sides get back up and
dust themselves off. We aim to do exactly that against Kingborough 11.30 this
Sunday at Uni. .
Seniors
University
5.3, 7.9,
12.10, 16.16
(112)
St Virgils
0.5, 3.7,
5.8, 5.10
(040)
GOALS, University
:
St Virgils : L. Sullivan 2, K. Tomkinson 2, R. Sproule 1
BEST, University
:
St Virgils :
Saturday was a great result for our club considering
the conditions. A 72 point victory gave us some much needed percentage and
confidence heading into the last 3 rounds. The style of football we have played
over the past month has tested some of the top sides and its no surprise our
line up us been much more consistent with less injuries and not as many players
away for work or pleasure.
St Virgil's gave us a physical contest and never
shirked the issue in what can only be described as a classic slog in trying
conditions but we really stuck to our plans in the 2nd half to run out
convincing winners. Josh Hall again showed his experience with 6 Goals in a wet
weather master class and his apprentice Lachlan Ayliffe finished with 3 goals in
a BOG performance, Lachy was playing with a dry footy compared to
all others. Nathan Hardy, Oli Fryett, Jack Tammens and Trolley Fenton provided
plenty of drive through the middle and Josh Fogarty and Mick Booth held firm in
defence repelling anything that came their way. Over all it was a fantastic team
effort with many contributors and no injuries to come out of the game.
Next
week we venture down the road to Queenborough for our biggest game of the year
against a dangerous Hutchins. It is also the Annual Southee- Palfreyman Cup with
it being Hutchins turn to host the game. Hutchins have some stars in their line
up and always lift against us with Wright, Alcorso, Clarke and Franks players to
make sure we nullify as well as Murfitt- Cowan, Kingston and Triffet up forward
who are all capable of kicking bags if allowed.
We really need to stand up
and be counted this week and show we have matured as a group and have a desire
to take this season further than the 3 remaining rounds. The winner of this game
will be in the box seat to take fourth spot which should make for a fantastic
game of Old Scholars football with the double motivation of the SP Cup and 4th
spot.
Get along and support our boys in this massive game, if you haven't
been to a game this year make sure you get to Queenborough to see this one. It
will be worth every cent of the admission.
Ginger Brown Players
Player - Lachie Ayliffe
Supporters Draw - Chris Johnson $100(donated back)
St Virgils
2.3, 3.3,
5.6, 5.7
(37)
University
2.0, 3.2,
4.2, 4.2
(26)
GOALS, St Virgils
:
University :
BEST, St Virgils
:
University :
MATCH REPORT:
In the wet and slippery conditions we struggled to match
it with St Virgils over the ball. Although only an 11 point defeat St Virgils
were much better at getting the quick kick in to move the ball forward and give
their forwards opportunities to score. Rip and Jordy tried hard and Ed and Adam
ran the ball off the backline. Lets get back on track against the Beans and with
finals coming up we need to work on sticking to our structures and lift
our communication to one another. Solo Pizza
– Mark Rippon.
Wet conditions prevailed producing a good old game of men in the mud!
Umi kicked 5 goals to nil in the first quarter and were never really challenged after that