Old Scholars Football Association
Results for Season 2013 thanks to Michael Munday and Bruce Clark
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Round 1 6th April
Preview Round 1
The Old Scholars Football Association kicks off their season this Saturday with two night games and one day game.
OHA host University in a night game at Geilston Bay and they will play for the Chris Nichols shield in honour of Chris who gave 20 years of support to both clubs. Jason Britten is at the helm at OHA and with a number of recruits signed on and the core of last year’s team available they will again pose problems. University have reappointed Cameron Burgess and with several signings an improvement in their form will be their priority.
In the other night game Richmond, who have appointed Scott Allen as coach, are home to DOSA. With promising recruits and the bulk of last year’s team playing Richmond will give a good account of themselves while DOSA will be a force after a comprehensive recruiting drive to add to their already imposing playing list.
In the only day game St.Virgils have appointed Richard Robinson as coach. They have recruited well with Ken Hall their star signing together with the return of experienced players and a new goal to goal line they will be hoping to stamp their authority this season. Nathan Senior will lead Channel and signed some really handy recruits and if their younger players can take the next step up they could be the big improvers.
Hutchins bye.
Starting times for the night games are Reserves at 4.15pm and Seniors at 6.30pm.
Results Round 1
St
Virgils 1 1
- - 181 75 241.33
4
DOSA 1 1
- - 118 89 132.58
4
OHA 1 1
- - 94 93
101.07 4
University 1 -
1 - 93 94
98.93 -
Richmond 1 -
1 - 89 118
75.42 -
Channel 1
- 1 - 75
181 41.44 -
Leading
Goalkickers - McPherson OHA 8, C Joyce University 7, J
Britten OHA 5, A Mann St Virgils 5, B Dodge St Virgils 5, B
VanKrannen DOSA 5
Reserves
St Virgils 24.5.149
Channel 6.8.44
Goalkickers -
St Virgils - B Hastie 7, R Crawford 5, J Gill 2, S Lane 2, S
Hughes 2, D Morgan 2, R Oakley, D Hill, H Gill, G Jackson
Channel - R Newell, B Sculthorpe, D Rettenbury, P Legg, M
Dingin, J Legg
Best -
St Virgils - J Brooks, R Crawford, B Hastie, J Baker, D Hill,
J Lethborg
Channel - J Lawler, C Harwood, J Beadle, C Wheatly, M Coad, C
Foster
Richmond 8.14.62
DOSA 8. 9.57
Goalkickers -
Richmond - D Bailey, I Vance, J Mizzi, A Eastely, P Roland, J
Hodge, T Boatwright, M Cooper
DOSA - N Muir 3, B Millhouse 2, J Carroll, P Riley, C Claridge
Best Players -
Richmond - D Bailey, J Needham, J Bevan, J Dart, J Mizzy, P
Roland
DOSA - D Blackwell, P Riley, R Munnings, J Carroll, N Muir, M
Connelly
OHA 19.13.127
University 14. 8. 92
Goalkickers -
OHA - C Hevey 8, B Tonks 3, C McConnell 2, A Banks 2, D Orr 2,
B Garth, S Fitzgerald
University - A Fitzpatrick 5, M Rippon 3, D Young, C Catto, J
Reynolds, S Fisher, L McCarthy, D Burgess Jnr
Best Players -
OHA - C Hevey, N Cranfield, T Oakley, B Garth, A Banks, C
McConnell
University - A Fitzpatrick, M Rippon, K Takayama, C McConnon,
S Fisher, J Harrison
St Virgils
1 1 - -
149 49 304.08 4
OHA 1 1
- - 127 92 138.04
4
Richmond 1 1
- - 62 57 108.77
4
DOSA 1 -
1 - 57 62
91.93 -
University 1 -
1 - 92 127 72.44
-
Channel 1 -
1 - 49 149
32.88 -
Leading Goalkickers - C Hevey OHA 8, B Hastie St
Virgils 7, R Crawford St Virgils 5, A Fitzpatrick University 5
Review Round 1
Channel began their game full of running against St.Virgils but it was St.Virgils who turned on the power in the second and final quarters kicking a combined total of eighteen goals. While Channel never gave in they were generally outplayed by St.Virgils who were led by Andrew Mann, Patrick Midson, Chris Noye and Ken Hall in their 106 point win. Luke Swards, Reece Schuth, Chris Stockfield and Will Byers stood out for Channel.
DOSA opened their account with a 29 point win over Richmond. DOSA shot out of the blocks in a dominant first half to lead by 59 points at half time but Richmond fought back through an improved defensive effort outscoring DOSA but the gap was too great. Ben Van Kraanen, Daniel Hall, Jeff Fisher and Justin O’Brien were best for DOSA while best for Richmond were Garry Splann, Shayne Bradford, Brad Joseph and Trent Graham.
In a cracker of a game University, with Chris Joyce (7 goals) in ominous form, looked on track for early success against OHA. They lead at every change but OHA outscored the visitors in the final quarter to win the contest by 1 point. OHA werer led by Mitch McPherson, Ben Langford, Aaron Limbrick and Paul Stanley while University’s other best players were Jake Stride, Mark Corbett and Nick Fenton.
Round 2 12-13th April
Preview Round 2
Friday night football is on at Richmond tonight (Friday) with Richmond hosting University under lights. With both teams coming off a round one loss a tight close game is assured. Richmond started slowly last week but if they can play like they did after half time for a full game they will be tough opponents this season. University could not quite finish off OHA but look very competitive and more complete with Chris Joyce partnering Field Reeves up forward. Starting times for the games at Richmond are Reserves 5.40pm and Seniors 7.40pm.
Channel face a trying time against last years’ premiers Hutchins but they fought hard last week even though they were well beaten. Nathan Senior would have been pleased with what he saw but Hutchins, who usually pick up good players, will be a stumbling block even though they have lost several players from their premiership team.
OHA host St.Virgils in another close encounter but OHA will need to be in control for longer parts of their games and look for more consistency because St.Virgils showed excellent team play after quarter time last week and have an exciting combination. Ken Hall’s influence is paramount to St.Virgils success with his skill and experience.
DOSA have the bye.
Results Round 2
After a meeting between the two committees, this game was declared a draw.
Goals -
Richmond - T Graham 4, K Baker 3, G Splann, A Daft
University - C Joyce 2, A Fitzpatrick 2, P McEvoy, F Reeve, R Hill, M Matuszek
Best -
Richmond - A Cook, N Mayne, M Baker, J Woolley, K Baker, T Graham
University - A Fitzpatrick, J Stride, J Nelson, M Jones, N Fenton
Hutchins d Channel
Hutchins 5.2 10.8
13.11 28.19.187
Channel 3.3 6.3 10.5
12.6.78
Goals -
Hutchins - D McShane 7, M Wright 6, N Leitch 5, S Wright 3, L Franks 2, A
Smith, T Brown, C Brown, D Readett, L Noye
Channel - M Conolon 4, J McQueen 2, J Lawler, D Cragg, M Roberts, R Harwood, W
Byers, B Garth - Smith
Best -
Hutchins - N Leitch, C Brown, S Nichols, R Hallam, J McMahon, L Noye
Channel - L Swards, M Conolon, R Schuth, J Lawler, B Garth - Smith, T Boucher
St Virgils d OHA
St Virgils 3.3 6.9 12.9
15.15.105
OHA 3.3 5.6
8.8 14.11.95
Goals -
St Virgils - M Collis 5, A Voss 3, A Mann 2, L Green 2, B Weston, S Smith, B
Graves
OHA - M Zukauskas 4, N Payne 3, J Britton 2, C Hevey 2, B Jordon, M Thompson,
S Whitelaw
Best -
St Virgils - M Collis, L Green, P Midson, C Noye, B Dalliston, A Ross
OHA - R Yaxley, M Thompson, B Langford, C Hevey, B Jordon, T Fenton
Ladder
St
Virgils 2 2 -
- 286 170 168.23 8
Hutchins 1 1 -
- 187 78 239.74 4
DOSA 1 1 -
- 118 89 132.58 4
OHA 2 1 1
- 189 198 95.45 4
Richmond 2
-
-
1 149
174 85.63
2
University 2 -
1
1 149 150 99.33
2-
Channel 2 - 2
- 153 368 41.57 -
Leading Goalkicker - M Collis St Virgils (5) 8, M McPherson OHA
(-) 8, C Joyce University 7, A Mann St Virgils 7
D McShane Hutchins 7, M Conlon Channel 7, M Wright Hutchins 6, N Leitch
Hutchins 5, J Britten OHA 5,
B Dodge St Virgils 5, B VanKrannen DOSA 5
Reserves
Richmond 17.14.116
University 10.12.72
Goals -
Richmond - C Crossin 5, C Ross 3, G Bentley 2, C Cupit 2, P Roland, J Hodge, J
Mizzi, M Cooper, C Mackey
University - K Denini 2, M Gowans 2, R Stuart - Smith 2, P Davis 2, D Burgess,
B Curtis
Best -
Richmond - C Ross, J Byers, D Bailey, J Bentley, C Crossin, I DeWinter
University - R Stuart - Smith, R Bellchambers, K Takayama, S Bellchambers, C
Jordon, B Scarbourgh
Hutchins 14.10.94
Channel 8. 6. 54
Goals -
Hutchins - H Balcombe 2, M Herd 2, N Genin 2, J Haner, S Williams, L Fraser, D
Lowe, R Neal, A Hogan, S Ryan, S Cleary
Channel - M Dinjin 2, C Turner 2, J Webster, L Mazur, B Schulthorpe
Best -
Hutchins - N Genin, J Green, L Fraser, J Kemp, S Cleary, J Hay
Channel - J Beadle, D Keating, C Foster, C Turner, T Newlands, C Lovell
St Virgils 10.10.70
OHA 6.6.42
Goals -
St Virgils - B Hastie 5, H Gill 2, J Parker 2, N Gibson
OHA - B Tonks 3, M Phillips, J Baker, J Fox
Best -
St Virgils - J Baker, J Brooks, B Hastie, J Gibb, R Oakley, N Gibson
OHA - S Fitzgerald, A Moore, S Luck, N Balcombe, T Martin, W Garvey
Ladder
St Virgils 240.66% 8pts,
Richmond 137.98% 8pts,
Hutchins 174.07% 4pts,
OHA 104.32%
4pts,
DOSA 91.93%
0pts,
University 67.49% 0pts ,
Channel 42.39% 0pts
Leading Goalkickers - B Hastie St Virgils 12, C Hevey OHA 8, B Tonks
OHA 6,
A Fitzpatrick University 5, R Crawford St Virgils 5, C Crossin Richmond
5
Review Round 2
In unfortunate circumstances at Richmond on Friday night the game between Richmond and University was stopped ten minutes into the third quarter when the lights went out. When they failed to come back on Richmond were awarded the points after leading by 4 points courtesy of a goal from Trent Graham just prior to the power failure. It was disappointing as the game was in the balance with University looking the better team in the first half but lost Cameron Burgess and Chris Joyce to injury.
A fifteen goal final quarter by Hutchins enabled them to sweep aside Channel by 109 points with recruit Declan McShane, Matt Wright and Nick Leitch running amok sharing 18 goals between them and look dangerous again in defence of their premiership while Channel were gallant in defeat through Luke Swards, Michael Cononlon, and Reece Schuth.
St.Virgils held on to defeat OHA by 10 points in a tight finish . After an even first half St.Virgils stepped up a gear kicking 6 goals to 3 in the third quarter but OHA fought back in the final quarter through Russell Yaxley, Marc Thompson and Ben Langford. OHA's accuracy at goal nearly got them home as St.Virgils wasted chances but held on with Michael Collis, Lucas Green and Chris Noye their best.
Round 3 20th April
Preview Round 3
Close games are predicted on Saturday in the Old Scholars Football Association and none should be closer than the St.Virgils Hutchins game at New Town. Both teams have shown early promise with St.Virgils looking impressive to date with their core of young players led by Alex Ross, Chris Noye and Lucas Green. Hutchins unearthed a star forward in Declan McShane last week and with sharpshooters Nick Leitch and Matt Wright and the experience of Clint and Travis Brown plus their younger players stepping up the reigning premiers will again be a threat.
DOSA play OHA at North Hobart and this should also be close although DOSA had a week’s rest while OHA had a solid workout last week. Both teams will be up for the challenge but DOSA’s stronger defence and classy forwards may prove too much for OHA who will cause problems given their even spread of players.
Channel take on University at Snug and this is Channel’s chance to open their account but they will meet stiff opposition from University who have been unlucky in their first two games and will be looking to open their account.
Richmond have the bye.
Results Round 3
OHA d DOSA
OHA 4.2 8.4 11.5 14.7.91
DOSA 4.1 8.1 12.2 12.4.76
Goals - OHA - N Paine 4, J Britten 2, S Whitelaw 2, C Hevey 2, T
Orchard, B Jordon, Z Burnett, J Broughton
DOSA - B VanKrannen 5, K Harvey 2, N Abrahams 2, N Muir, C Golding, J
Cerratelli
Best - OHA - N Paine, N Skeggs, Z Burnett, M Zukauskas, C Hevey, B
Morris
DOSA - N Muir, T Golding, M Broughton, B VanKrannen, A Davey, D Hall
University d Channel
University 9.4 18.8 25.16 33.19.217
Channel 4.2 4.4 6.8 8.11.59
Goals - University - P McEvoy 13, F Reeves 11, F Ackroyd 3, J
Nelson 2, N Whittle 2, T Stewart, H Anderson
Channel - M Conlan 3, C Stockfield, C Lovell, R Whitaker, D Cragg, R
Harwood
Best - University - J Nelson, P McEvoy, F Reeves, J Cracknell, M
Gowans, J Morey
Channel - C Lovell, R Harwood, L Swards
Hutchins d St Virgils
Hutchins 4.6 7.8 14.14 17.17.119
St Virgils 3.3 8.5 9.5
14.10. 94
Goals - Hutchins - N Leitch 4, M Wright 3, S Wright 2, S Talazzollo
2, D McShane 2, A Smith 2, L Franks, S Nichols
St Virgils - M Collis 4, B Dodge 3, A Ross 3, R Crawford, L Green, D
Quinn, G Crosswell
Best - Hutchins - L Franks, J Clarke, J McMahon, S Nichols, S
Talazzollo, R Hallam
St Virgils - D Corbett, K Hall, J Cole, L Green, T Pilkington, P Midson
St Virgils 3
2 1 - 380 289
131.49 8
Hutchins 2 2 -
- 306 172 117.91 8
OHA 3 2 1
- 280 274 102.19 8
University 3 1 1
1 366 209 175.12 6
DOSA 2 1 1
- 194 180 107.77 4
Richmond 2 - 1
1 149 174 85.63 2
Channel 3 - 3
- 212 585 36.24 -
Leading Goalkickers
P McEvoy University (13) 14
F Reeves University (11)
13
M Collis St Virgils (4) 12
B VanKrannen DOSA (5) 10
N Leitch Hutchins (4) 9
M Wright Hutchins (3) 9
D McShane Hutchins (2) 9
Reserves
St Virgils
19.14.128
Hutchins 6.7.43
Goals - St
Virgils - B Hastie 7, G Burke 2, N Robinson 2, D Hill 2, A Rhodes 2, J
Gibb 2, M Rhodes, H Gill
Hutchins - D Readett 2, S Cleary, D Rossiter, C Hutchinson, B Garth
Best - St Virgils - R Oakley, J Brooks, G Burke, B Hastie, J
Lethborg, D Hill
Hutchins - L Gorringe, B Garth, C Braddick, Z Bury, W O'Brien, J Hay
University
13.17.95
Channel 11.10.76
Goals -
University - K Takayama 2, D Young 2, N Brereton 2, R Hill 2, D Burgess, M
Gates, P Brooks, K Denini, W Bellchambers
Channel - B Schulthorpe 3, D Warn 2, C Foster, H Burgess, M Dingin, J
Beadle, N Mansfield, J Bowden
Best - University - K Takayama, Z Lutier, C McConnon, R
Bellchambers, M Gates, R Hill
Channel - Z Beadle, N Mansfield, D Westlake, C Foster, M Coad, J Webster
DOSA
19.11.125
OHA 12. 7. 79
Goals - DOSA -
L Browning 5, C Claridge 3, J Carroll 3, M Coneelly 2, L Manser 2, R
Stocks, T Curtain, R Munnings, D Blackwell
OHA - A Banks 4, W Garvey 2, S Fitzgerald 2, B Garth 2, B Tonks, N Gobbey
Best - DOSA - B Millhouse, J Carroll, L Manser, C Claridge, M
Scott, R Munnings
OHA - W Garvey, A Banks, S Fitzgerald, N Cranfield, B Kean, C Kean
Review Round 3
OHA sent out a warning they mean business in the Old Scholars after overcoming DOSA by 15 points. DOSA began full of running with their onballers running rampant but OHA fought back becoming more accountable as both teams traded goals in a low scoring affair. OHA, led by Nick Paine who put in a faultless display supported by Nick Skeggs, Zac Burnett and Matthew Zukauskas, closed down DOSA’s dominant onballers which had a decided affect on the result. Nathan Muir, Tim Golding, Mitch Broughton and Ben Van Kraanen were best for DOSA.
University swept Channel aside by 158 points in a one sided game at Snug. The game was over at half time but University continued to apply the pressure in a top class display through Josh Nelson, Peter McEvoy (13 goals), Field Reeves (11 goals) and Jackson Cracknell while Corey Lovell, Rob Harwood battled hard against the odds for Channel.
A 7 goal third quarter by Hutchins broke the game open enabling them to hold off St.Virgils by 25 points. The first half was a tight struggle and St.Virgils had the better in the final quarter but Hutchins led by Luke Franks, Jamie Clark, James McMahon and Scott Nichols stood firm. David Corbett, Ken Hall, Jacob Cole and Lucas Green stood out for St.Virgils.
Round 4 27th April
Preview Round 4
St Virgils meet DOSA at New Town oval in the main Old Scholars Football Association match on Saturday. With both teams coming off defeats this should be a close, hard fought contest. Michael Collis and Brad Dodge are both capable of kicking bags of goals for the Saints while Ben van Kraanen has been in good form on the DOSA forward line.
Hutchins and Richmond clash at Queenborough and another close contest should ensue. Both teams have a number of players capable of match winning performances and a high scoring game would not surprise.
OHA host Channel at Geilston Bay and will be looking to boost their percentage against the Saints. However, if the Ships take the game easy, a surprise could occur.
Following a lighting problem at the recent Richmond v University game at Richmond, discussions between both clubs agreed to split the points for the game and this decision has been endorsed by the Executive
University have the bye.
Results Round 4
OHA d Channel
OHA 3.3 9.10 16.15
24.18.162
Channel 2.1 3.1 5.1
7.7.49
Goals - OHA - A Banks 5, C Hevey 4, B Morris 3, J Britten 3, T Orchard
2, N Cranfield 2, M Thompson, N Skeggs, J Tierney, A Rossiter, B Jordon
Channel - R Howard 3, C Turner 2, D Cragg, C Lovell
Best - OHA - N Skeggs, C Hevey, B Langford, A Banks, M Zukauskas, J
Tierney
Channel - R Harwood, C Foster, N Roberts, J Lawless, C Stockfield, L Swards
St Virgils d DOSA
St Virgils 1.4 3.6 3.14 4.15.39
DOSA 0.1 2.4 2.4 5.7.37
Goals - St Virgils - R Cranfield, M Collis, B Dodge, S Smith
DOSA - B Vankrannen 3, J Davie, J O'Brien
Best - St Virgils - B Dalliston, Z Bathchelor, L Green, K Hall, J Cole,
B Parremore
DOSA - K Harvey, S Peacock, B McIntyre, N Abrahams, M Coneelly, J Cerratelli
Hutchins d Richmond
Hutchins 0.3 4.13 5.13 11.20.86
Richmond 5.1 6.2 6.6 8.10.58
Goals - Hutchins - M Wright 2, D Mulcahy, N Leitch, T Howard, A Smith,
J Clark, C Brown, M Dodd, S Nichols, S Palazzolo, J Swain
Richmond - N Woolley, T Graham, J Baker, M Baker, S Dick, A Daft, N Terry, G
Bentley
Best - Hutchins - J Clark, J Fyshe, J McMahon, K Jubb, L Franks, C
Brown
Richmond - A Daft, M Baker, J Mackey, D Bailey, A Cook, B Joseph
Ladder
Hutchins 3
3 - - 392 230
170.43 12
OHA 4 3 1
- 442 323 136.84 12
St Virgils 4 3 1
- 419 326 128.53 12
University 3 1 1
1 366 213 171.83 6
DOSA 3 1 2
- 231 219 105.48 4
Richmond 3 - 2 1
207 260 79.61 2
Channel 4 - 4
- 261 747 34.94 -
Leading Goalkickers -
P McEvoy University (-) 14, F Reeves University (-) 13, M Collis St
Virgils (1) 13, B Vankrannen DOSA (3) 13
Reserves
OHA
31.19.205
Channel 4.2.26
Goals - OHA - W Garvey 11, J King 5, S Fitzgerald 2, C McConnell 2, J
Freeman 2, D Baker 2, N Balcombe, J Kean, N Gobbey, T Martain, M McConnell, G
Vincent, S Luck
Channel - M Coad, D Warn, D Smith, C Iles
Best - OHA - W Garvey, N Gobbey, D Baker, C Williams, M Phillips, A
Moore
Channel - J Bowden, D Warn, C Coventry, D Smith, N Mansfield, J Legg
St
Virgils 8.13.61
DOSA 8. 9.57
Goals - St Virgils - S Bourke2, B Hastie 2, G Burke, D Morgan, S
Groves, R Oakley
DOSA - L Manser 2, D Blackwell 2, B Johnson, B Loveless, R Stocks, T Allcock
Best - St Virgils - M Grandin, G Burke, J Gill, J Lethborg, T Manning,
S Groves
DOSA - T Allock, R Munnings, J Carroll, C Claridge, M McCullam, B Millhouse
Richmond 16.17.113
Hutchins 7.10.52
Goals - Richmond - C Crossin 8, T Roberts 2, C Allen 2, P Roland 2, C
Ross, I Vance
Hutchins - J Hay 2, A Hazell 2, J Parker, C Burrows, J Green
Best - Richmond - J Jones, J Hodge, C Crossin, B Woolley, J Byers, T
Roberts
Hutchins - C Burrows, E Cheng, C Braddick, J Green, J Parker, B Garth, H
Balcombe
Ladder
St Virgils 4
4 - - 408 186 219.35
16
Richmond 3 3 -
- 291 181 160.77 12
OHA 4 2 2
- 453 313 144.73 8
DOSA 3 1 2
- 239 202 118.32 4
University 3 1 2
- 259 319 81.19 4
Hutchins 3 1 2 -
189 291 64.95 4
Channel 4 - 4
- 196 543 36.09 -
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie St Virgils (2) 21, C Crossin Richmond (8) 13,
W Garvey
OHA (11) 13
Review Round 4
St Virgils, after
leading comfortably for most of the game, held off a desperate last quarter
challenge from DOSA to score a 2 point win in Saturday’s OSFA match. St Virgils'
inaccuracy in the windy conditions could have cost them the game with only 4
goals scored from 19 scoring shots.
Best for the winners were Byron Dalliston, Zac Batchelor and L Green while Kim Harvey, Sam Peacock and Benn McIntyre worked tirelessly for DOSA.
Richmond outplayed Hutchins in the opening quarter of the game at Queenborough but from mid way through the second quarter Hutchins gained the upper hand and despite their inaccuracy scored a 20 point win. Jamie Clark, Jake Fyshe andJames McMahon were good players for the winners while Adam Daft, Mitch Baker and James Mackey were Richmond’s best.
OHA and Channel fought out a tough 1st quarter but after that OHA took control of the match to win by 113 points. Nick Skeggs, Chris Hevey and Ben Langford stood out for the winners with Rob Harwood, Chris Foster and Matthew Roberts Channel’s best.
Round 5 4th May
Preview Round 5
Top teams, Hutchins and OHA have the chance to give themselves a break at the top of the ladder if they can win their matches in the OSFA round of matches on Saturday.
Hutchins meet University at Queenborough (please note change of venue) in what should be a thrilling encounter as most matches between these teams have been. Peter McEvoy and Field Reeves are dangerous forwards for University and Jake Stride is a very consistent performer for them. Recruit, Clinton Brown is improving every match for Hutchins and with Lewis Franks and Jake Fyshe in good form the Lions will be a very competitive outfit.
Richmond are always hard to beat at home and they will certainly push OHA to the limit. Both teams have been involved in close matches and Saturday should be no exception. Adam Daft is in great form for the Blues with solid support coming from Mitch Baker and Alex Cook whilst Nick Skeggs continues his good form for OHA well supported by Chris Hevey and Nick Paine.
DOSA have lost their last 2 matches and will look to getting back on the winners list when they travel to Snug to meet Channel. Ben van Kraanen continues to lead the DOSA forward line while Kim Harvey and Mitch Broughton are match winners if allowed any freedom. Rob Harwood, Luke Swards and Matthew Roberts have been consistent players for Channel throughout the season.
Please note
the Hutchins v University match will be played at Queenborough due to the
unavailability of the University oval.
St Virgils have the bye.
Results Round 5
Seniors
Hutchins 4
4 - - 463 296
156.42 16
OHA 5 4 1
- 537 410 130.97 16
St Virgils 4 3 1
- 419 326 128.53 12
DOSA 4 2 2
- 326 282 115.60 8
University 4 1 2
1 432 284 152.11 6
Richmond 4 - 3
1 294 355 82.82 2
Channel 5 -
5 - 324 842 38.48
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves University
(2) 15
P McEvoy University (1) 15
B VanKrannen DOSA (1) 14
M Collis St Virgils (-) 13
C Joyce University (5) 12
M Wright Hutchins (2) 11
N Leitch Hutchins (2) 11
D McShane Hutchins (2) 11
Reserves
Richmond 14.15.99
OHA 2.15.27
Goals - Richmond - A Reeve 4, I Vance 3, M Cooper 2, J Hodge 2, T
Roberts, B Woolley, J Rogers
OHA - T Austin, D Baker
Best - Richmond - M Cooper, D Williams, J Hodge, A Reeve, I Vance,
J Byers
OHA - D Johnson, D Orr, A Moore, D Ryan, D Baker, N Balcombe
DOSA 17.3.105
Channel 4.2.26
Goals - DOSA - M Honey 6, B Loveless 3, C Claridge 2, C Burdon, K
Dooley, L Golding, T Allcock, B Johnson, J Robinson
Channel - D Berechree, C Iles, J Bowden, N Mansfield
Best - DOSA - C Claridge, B Loveless, K Dooley, M Jones, M Honey, M
McCallum
Channel - D Smith, R Panton, J legg, C Coventry, D Warn, M Dingin
University 13.19.97
Hutchins 7.9.51
Goals - University - L Bartolovich 5, M Gates 2, T Lonergan 2, J
Digney, K Dedini, N Brereton, C Cato
Hutchins - T Green 2, A Hazell, J hay, C Roberts, J Parker, S Williams
Best - University - M Gates, K Dedini, C Jordon, J Timbs, C
McConnon, B Hayes
Hutchins - J heron, J Burns, T Braddick, J Kemp, H Balcombe, A Jago
Ladder
St Virgils 219.35%
16
Richmond 187.50% 16
DOSA 150.88%
8
OHA 116.50%
8
University 96.22% 8
Hutchins 61.85% 4
Channel 34.26%
0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie St Virgils 21, C Crossin Richmond 13, W Garvey OHA 13
Review Round 5
OHA’s 8 point
win over Richmond was set up by
solid second and third quarters
where they outscored their opponents 11 goals to 4 and a had a 38 point lead at
the last change. Richmond’s final quarter comeback saw them get within 2
points of OHA but a goal on the siren saw the Ships take the game away from
their gallant opponents. Nick Skeggs continued his good form with another great
game for the winners, well supported by Marc Thompson, Stuart Whitelaw and Jason
Britten. Alex Cook, Dane Bailey and Jayden Baker were Richmond’s best.
Hutchins almost kicked themselves out of their match against
University. 7 goals from 36 scoring shots shows the leaders need to work on
their goalkicking if they are to continue to win games. Agoal on the final siren
was all that got Hutchins home in a nail-biter. Scott Nichols, Travis Brown and
Alex Brettingham-Moore stood out for the winners while 5 goals from Chris Joyce
was the highlight for University. Jake Stride and Nick Fenton also played well
for the Rainbows.
As expected, DOSA scored a comfortable win over an improving Channel, although the margin of 32 points was closer that had been predicted. Ben Setchell and Reece Munnings stood out for DOSA with Jarrod Lawler and Reece Schuth among Channel’s better players
Round 6 11th May
Preview Round 6
University will be looking for
a change of luck when they meet St Virgils at New Town in Saturday’s round of
OSFA matches. The students have lost two matches to the last kick of the day and
drawn a third to prove they are a very competitive outfit. Jake Stride, Field
Reeves and Chris Joyce will be dangers to the Saints who have Zac Batchelor,
Lucas Green and Ben Parremore playing consistent football.
DOSA returned to the winners
list last Saturday and their clash with Hutchins at North Hobart is sure to be a
hard fought affair. Sam Peacock and Justin O’Brien are in good form for DOSA
while Ben van Kraanen’s first match against his former club will bring out his
best. Hutchins are developing into a strong, competitive team with Scott Nichols
and Travis Brown in good form.
Channel have the opportunity to open their winning
account when they host Richmond at Snug. Channel showed improved form against
DOSA last week while Richmond have suffered a number of narrow defeats. Rob
Harwood and Michael Roberts are regularly among Channel’s better players while
the Baker brothers and Alex Cook have been consisten performers for Richmond.
OHA have the bye
Results Round 6
Seniors
Hutchins d DOSA
Hutchins
4.4 8.9
14.9 17.11.113
DOSA
4.1 9.4
12.11 15.14.104
Goals - Hutchins - S Wright 5, D McShane
3, M Wright 2, J Parker 2, S Nichols 2, J Archer, T Howard, C Brown
DOSA - J Veitch 3, J Carroll 3, J O'Brien 2, B VanKrannen 2, C
Golding 2, N Muir, K Harvey, J Certatelli
Best - Hutchins - S Nichols, S Wright, C Brown, T Brown, M
Wright, J McMahon
DOSA - J Carroll,
N Abrahams, K Harvey, J Veitch, J O'Brien, S Peacock
University d St Virgils
University 7.2
9.7 17.9
22.12.144
St Virgils
5.2 11.3
18.6 20. 6.126
Goals - University - B Green
9, F Ackroyd 3, P McEvoy 3, F Reeves 3, R Hill, T Stewart, C Joyce, J Nelson
St Virgils - K Hall 5, A Mann 5, B Dodge 4, A Ross 3,
J Collidge 2, M Collis
Best - University - B Green, P McEvoy, A Fitzpatrick, W McAdam, C Joyce, R Hill
St Virgils - K Hall, P Midson, L Green, B Dodge, G
Crosswell, A Mann
Richmond d Channel
Richmond
5.1 10.6
16.9 26.12.168
Channel
2.2
3.3 6.8
8.13.61
Goals - Richmond - K Baker 6, T Graham 5, B Joseph 4,
G Bentley 3, M Turner 3, M Baker 2, J Woolley, N Terry, G Byers
Channel - D Cragg 4, M Roberts 2, R Harwood, C
Wheatley
Best - Richmond
- B Joseph, J Woolley, A Woodham, M Baker, N Woolley, T Graham
Channel - M Roberts, J Lawler, D Cragg, T Boucher, J
Beadle, L Swards
Hutchins
5
5
-
-
576
400
144.00
20
OHA
5
4
1
-
537
410
130.98
16
St Virgils
5
3
2
-
545
470
115.96
12
University
5
2
2
1
576
410
140.49
10
DOSA
5
2
3
-
430
395
108.86
8
Richmond
5
1
3
1
462 416
111.05
6
Channel
6
- 6
-
385
1010
38.12
-
Leading Goalkcikers
-
P McEvoy
University
(3)
18
F Reeves
University
(3)
18
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(2)
16
D McShane
Hutchins
(3)
14
M Collis
St Virgils (1)
14
DOSA
36.27.243
Hutchins
3.5.23
Goals - DOSA -
M Honey 12, S Byrne 5, L Browning 4, C Claridge 3, B Johnson 3, K Butterworth 3,
D Ingles 2, M McCallum 2, B Millhouse, T Allock
Hutchins - T Green 2, T
Burgess
Best
- DOSA - D Ingles, L Browning, M Honey, S Byrne, B Loveless, M Scott
Hutchins - T Braddick, J Heron, J Hay, J Burns, S
Williams, S Ryan
St Virgils 19.13.127
University 6.9.45
Goals - St Virgils - T Nicholas 4, B
Hastie 3, D Hill 2, N Free 2, A Oakley 2, S Groves, M Grandin, J Hadfield, S
Hughes, S Lane, J Gill
University - N Hill, T Lonergan, L Bartoluvic, W Cox,
J Timbs, B Standborough
Best - St Virgils - M Grandin, A
Vlahov, T Manning, D Hill, T Nicholas, J Baker
University - C McConnon, S
Bellchambers, T Stevens, B Hayes, K Takayama, W Cox
Richmond
22.13.145
Channel
4.5.29
Goals - Richmond - G Splann 5, C Ross 3,
P Roland 3, J Brimfield 2, J Mizzi 2, B Woolley 2, J Rogers 2, J Sturzaker, S
Bradford, T Boatwright
Channel - D Smith, K Westbury, C Foster, D Warn
Best - Richmond - P Roland, S Bradford, A Newman, D Gibson, I
DeWinter, J Hodge
Channel - C Foster, J Webster, D Smith, M Coad, R Panton, S
Turnbull
St Virgils
231.60%
20pts
Richmond
225.74%
20pts
DOSA
223.86%
12pts
OHA
116.50%
8pts
University
78.67%
8pts
Hutchins
42.35%
4pts
Channel
31.65% 0pts
Leading
Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
(3) 24
M Honey
DOSA
(12) 18
C Crossin
Richmond
13
Review Round 6
Richmond
scored their first win of the season with a 107 point defeat of Channel in
Saturday’s round of OSFA matches. As the scores indicate, Richmond were on top
throughout the game with Brad Joseph, Josh Woolley and Andrew Woodham giving
plenty of drive. Channel were best served by Matthew Rogers, Jarrod Lawler and
David Cragg.
Former
Melbourne star, Brad Green’s 9 goals was sufficient for University to overcome
St Virgils in a shootout at New Town. After an even first half, St Virgils
gained a 6 goal break but University fought back to reduce the margin to 3
points at the last change and then kicked 5 goals to 2 in the last quarter to
win by 18 points. Beside Green, Peter McEvoy, Aaron Fitzpatrick & Will McAdam
played well for University while Ken Hall and Andrew Mann both of whom kicked 5
goals, Patrick Midson & Lucas Green were best for St Virgils.
The game
North Hobart between DOSA and Hutchins was tight throughout with the margin
never more than 2 goals, Hutchins running out winners by 9 points. Scott
Nichols, Sam Wright (5 goals) and Clinton Brown were probably Hutchins best
while Justin Carroll, Nathan Abrahams and Kim Harvey all played well for DOSA.
Round 7 18th May
Preview Round 7
With only one and a half games separating third and
sixth on the premiership ladder, Saturday’s round of OSFA matches could have
serious consequences for the losing teams.
DOSA (5th) meet University (4th)
at North Hobart in what may well be the most important and closest game of the
round. Both clubs have high aspirations and a loss in this game could have
lasting effects on their seasons. Justin O’Brien, Ben Setchell, Sam Peacock and
Kim Harvey will need to be at their best if the rainbows are to be stopped. Jake
Stride, Peter McEvoy, Chris Joyce and Aaron Fitzpatrick have been solid
contributors for Uni and DOSA will need to watch them closely.
Richmond host St Virgils and will be confident following
their good win last week. St Virgils are in third place on the ladder but a loss
in his match could see them under pressure to stay in the four. Adam Daft, Mitch
Baker, Andrew Woodham and, Trent Graham have been consistent players for
Richmond while Patrick Midson, Lucas Green, Brad Dodge and Andrew Mann have been
among St Virgils’ better performers. A win to Richmond will put them well in
contention to play finals while a loss to either side sees them in a battle for
the finals.
Top teams, Hutchins and OHA meet at Queenborough and
another tight match should ensue. Hutchins are getting good service from Scott
Nichols, James McMahon and the Wright brothers while OHA have Nick Skeggs,
Stuart Whitelaw, Ben Langford and Nick Paine providing plenty of forward chances
Irrespective of the result the teams will probably stay at the top of the ladder
after the match.
Results Round 7
Seniors
University d DOSA
University
8.4 11.7 14.11
18.14.122
DOSA
4.0 9.3 11.7
15.11.101
Goals - University - C Joyce 4, F
Reeves 4, N Hill 4, J Cracknell 2, J Nelson 2, H Anderson, C Burgess
DOSA - B VanKraanen 3, C Golding 2, K Harvey 2, S
Peacock 2, M Coneelly, C Claridge, J Veitch, N Abrahams, B Setchell, T Bowden
Best - University - F Reeves, J
Cracknell, P McEvoy, N Hill, J Stride, M Rippon
DOSA - J Veitch, N Abrahams, K Harvey, L Manser, C
Claridge, M Broughton
Hutchins d OHA
Hutchins
2.4 7.8 11.9
18.12.120
OHA
3.1 5.3 7.5
10. 6. 66
Goals - Hutchins - D McShane 6, M
Wright 3, M Wilson 2, L Franks 2, C Brown, B Garth, N Leitch, S Palazzolo, T
Howard
OHA - S Bowering
3, M Thompson 2, B McMurray, A Banks, Z Burnett, M McPherson, N Cranfield
Best - Hutchins - M Wilson, A
Brettingham-Moore, C Noye, C Brown, L Noye, M Wright
OHA - N Skeggs, M Thompson, Z Burnett, P Stanley, S
Bowering, A Rossiter
Richmond d St Virgils
Richmond
5.4 5.8 7.12
10.18.78
St Virgils
3.2 5.4 6.6
7.7.49
Goals - Richmond - G Bentley 4, M
Baker 2, K Baker, Nick Woolley, B Joseph
St Virgils - A Mann 3, B Dodge 2, M Parker, J Collidge
Best - Richmond - A Daft, Nathan
Woolley, G Bentley, N Mayne, J Woolley, S Dick
St Virgils - A Ross, L Green, J Collidge, A Walker, M
Parker, M Grandin
Hutchins
6
6
-
-
696
466
149.35
24
OHA
6
4
2
-
603
530
113.77
16
University
6
3
2
1
698
511
136.59
14
St Virgils
6
3
3
-
594
548
108.39
12
Richmond
6
2
3
1
540 465
116.13
10
DOSA
6
2
4
-
531
517
120.70
8
Channel
6
-
6
-
385
1010
38.12
-
Leading Goalkickers -
F Reeves
University
(4)
22
D McShane
Hutchins
(6)
20
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(3)
19
P McEvoy
University
(-)
18
C Joyce
University
(4)
17
DOSA
7.11.53
University 8 . 4.52
Goals - DOSA - S Byrne 3, M Scott 2, D
Ingles, J Lincoln
University - D Burgess 3, C Jordon 2, B Hayes, S
Cooper, K Dedini
Best - DOSA - J Lincoln, M McCallum, T
Allcock, A Davey, J Sorrenteno, D Evans
University - K Dedini, W
Bellchambers, B Curtis, B Stanborough, C Jordon, S Cooper
Hutchins 12.8.80
OHA
11.7.73
Goals - Hutchins - D Readett 3, Z
Nossiter 2, J Chung-Gong, J Heron, D Rossiter, S Ryan, T Lewis, O Robinson, C
Hutchinson
OHA - T Austen 4, M Phillips 2, M McConnell, C Luck, S Fitzgerald,
K Nikoli
Best - Hutchins - O Robinson, Z Nossiter, N Jones,
C Hutchinson, J Heron, D Readett
OHA - S Schnitzerling, S Luck, A Moore, M
Phillips, W Cook, S Fitzgerald
St Virgils 11.13.79
Richmond 11. 6.72
Goals - St Virgils - B Hastie 4, D Quinn
3, N Free 3, N Robinson
Richmond - S Boxall 3, J Bevan, I Vance, G Splann, C
Ross, T Roberts, A Sweet, S Bradford, A Reeve
Best - St
Virgils - N Free, D Quinn, A Vlahov, D Morgan, D Hill, N Robinson
Richmond -
S Boxall, D Williams, S Bradford, I DeWinter, J Hodge, A Reeve
St Virgils
202.64%
24pts
Richmond
191.77% 20pts
DOSA
114.52% 16pts
OHA
112.63% 8pts
University
82.36% 8pts
Hutchins
48.72%
8pts
Channel
31.26% 0pts
Leading Goalkickers
B Hastie
St Virgils
28
M Honey
DOSA
18
C Crossin
Richmond 13
W Garvey
OHA
13
L Browning
DOSA
9
C Claridge DOSA
9
Review Round 7
University continued their winning form with a class
performance in defeating DOSA by 21 points. An 8 goal first quarter set up
University’s win even though DOSA reduced the margin to ten points early in the
third quarter. University kicked away again through the fine efforts of Field
Reeves, Jackson Cracknell, Peter McEvoy and Nicholas Hill while Justin Veitch,
Nathan Abrahams, Kim Harvey and Luke Manser were best for DOSA.
Hutchins remain the only undefeated team after
comfortably accounting for their nearest rival OHA by 54 points. The game was up
for grabs in the first half but Hutchins gained the ascendancy and kicked away
in the second half with Declan McShane (6 goals) and Matthew Wilson, Angus
Brettingham-Moore and Lewis Noye lending solid support. OHA were best served by
Nick Skeggs, Marc Thompson, Zac Burnett and Paul Stanley.
Richmond bridged the gap on the top four teams with a hard fought 29 point win over St.Virgils in what was a scrambly affair. Both teams traded goals in the first half but Richmond stifled St.Virgils dangerous forwards and broke away in the second half. Adam Daft, Nathan Woolley, Glendon Bentley and Nick Mayne stood out for Richmond with Alex Ross, Lucas Green, Jaryd Collidge and Adam Walker the best for St.Virgils.
Round 8 25th May
Preview Round 8
The battle for second position continues this Saturday in the Old Scholars with
OHA, University and St.Virgils all vying for the position with Richmond also
making their move up the ladder.
OHA travel to University and a close game is anticipated as both teams are
similar in terms of onballers and runners. University have in form forwards
Chris Joyce and Field Reeves to complement the good work further up the ground
led by Peter McEvoy and Jackson Cracknell while OHA rely on Sam Bowering and
their small forwards to kick a winning score and have Paul Stanley, Zac Burnett,
Nick, Skeggs and Alex Rossiter in form.
The clash at Richmond sees the home team up against a struggling DOSA. Richmond
have finals action in their eyes and are improving each game led by Nick Mayne,
Trent Graham, Adam Daft and Nathan Woolley while DOSA are only a shadow of last
years’ team although Justin Veitch, Kim Harvey, Luke Manser and Nathan Abrahams
are playing well.
St.Virgils host Channel and unless Saints recapture some form a close game
should eventuate. Alex Ross, Lucas Green, Ben Parremore and Chris Noye are in
form while Channel are winless but their endeavour and competiveness cannot be
questioned.
Hutchins have the bye.
Results Round 8
Seniors
St Virgils d Channel
St Virgils
2.5 7.9
8.11 12.13.85
Channel
1.1 2.2
2.3 3.5.23
Goals - St
Virgils - B Dodge 3, A Mann 2, J Collidge 2, J Lethborg, R Robinson, P Midson, D
Corbett, L Green
Channel
- C Lovell 2, R Schuth
Best - St Virgils - L Green, M Beck, J Nibbs, P Midson, J
Collidge, A Ross
Channel
- G Mills, J Beadle, C Stockfield, D Rattenbury, D Smith, J Smith
University d OHA
University
4.8 8.11 12.22
18.24.132
OHA
3.4 5.4
6.6 7.10.52
Goals - University - C Joyce 5, F Reeves 5, J Nelson 4, N
Fenton 2, J Stride, N Hill
OHA - A Banks 2, C Hevey 2, P Stanley, Z Burnett, N
Cranfield
Best
- University - N Whittle, R Hill, P McEvoy, N Hill, J Cracknell, J Stride
OHA - N Skeggs, A Risely, S Forsyth, B Jordon, Z
Burnett, A Moore
Richmond d DOSA
Richmond
4.2 8.4 12.4
17.4.106
DOSA
3.5 7.7 10.9
12.11.83
Goals - Richmond - T Graham 8, B
Joseph 5, A Daft, A Woodham, J Dart, G Bentley
DOSA - B VanKrannen 5, C Claridge, B Setchell, N Muir,
K Harvey, J Carrol, T Golding, S Byrne
Best - Richmond - T Graham, B Joseph,
D Bailey, G Bentley, M Baker, A Daft
DOSA - J Harvey, K Harvey, C Golding, J Veitch, B
VanKrannen, J Carrol
Hutchins
6
6
-
-
696
466
149.36
24
University
7
4 2
1
830
563
147.42
18
St Virgils
7
4
3
-
679
571
118.91
16
OHA
7
4
3
-
655
662
98.94
16
Richmond
7
3
3
1
646 548
117.88
14
DOSA
7
2
5
-
614
623
98.56
8
Channel
7
-
7
-
408
1095
37.26
-
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves
University (5) 27
B VanKrannen DOSA
(5) 24
C Joyce
University (5) 22
D McShane
Hutchins (-) 20
P McEvoy
University (-) 18
B Dodge
StVirgils (3) 18
Reserves
St Virgils
26.21.177
Channel
0.1.1
Goals - St Virgils- N Free 5, M
Ferguson 4, B Hastie 3, D Morgan 3, R Crawford 3, S Groves 3, M Rhodes 2, J
Hooker, R Oakley, M Graves
Best - St Virgils - M Ferguson, M
Graves, N Free, R Crawford, M Rhodes, R Oakley
Channel - N Swards, B Sculthorpe, Z Loveluck, M
Dinjin, R Paton, D Warn
OHA
14.15.99
University
4.11.35
Goals - OHA - J King 3, W Garvey 3, M
Bannister 3, P Taylor, T Moore, B Kean, S Bryan, T Austen
University - D Young 2, M Longo, D Burgess
Best - OHA - J Freeman, D Orr, N
Gobbey, M Bannister, G Vincent, B Garth
University - P Stevens, M Gates, K Dedini, B
Stanborough, N Burton
Richmond
12.6.88
DOSA
9.14.68
Goals - Richmond - T Roberts 5, J
Rogers 2, A Reeves 2, C Cupit, C Ross
DOSA - T Curtain 3, M Honey, C Lynd, D Evans, D
O'Geary, F Shade, M Jones
Best - Richmond - T Roberts, A
Oakley, IDeWinter, A Sweet, S Bradford, C Cupit
DOSA - A Davey, L Golding, K Dooley, M McCallum, M
Scott, D Evans
St Virgils
260.20
28
Richmond
180.73
24
DOSA
183.63 16
OHA
123.95
12
University
75.19
8
Hutchins
48.72
8
Channel
25.71 0
Leading Goalickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
(-) 31
M Honey DOSA
(1)
19
W Garvey OHA
(3) 16
C Crossin Richmond
(-) 13
N Free
StVirgils (5) 10
Review Round 8
A five goal second quarter by St.Virgils broke the game
open and set up their 62 point win over Channel. Very blustery conditions made
scoring difficult and while Channel drew first blood, a resolute St.Virgils
defence kept them in check and their forwards capitalised on of their
opportunities. Lucas Green, Mark Beck, Jay Nibbs and Patrick Midson were best
for St.Virgils while Greg Mills, Josh Beadle, Chris Stockfield and Daniel
Rattenbury stood out for Channel.
University put on an impressive performance in soundly
defeating OHA by 80 points. University were in control throughout and the
winning margin could have been greater but for a host of missed chances against
a below strength OHA. Top performers for Uni were Nick Whittle, Rob Hill, Peter
McEvoy and Nick Hill while Nick Skeggs, Andrew Riseley, Sam Forsyth and Brody
Jordan battled on for OHA.
Richmond’s goalkicking accuracy with a stunning 8 goal performance from Trent Graham was the highlight in their win over DOSA. Little separated the teams for three quarters but Richmond kicked 5 goals to 2 in the final quarter setting up their 23 point win. Other good players for Richmond were Brad Joseph, Dane Bailey and Glendon Bentley while Cameron Golding, Justin and Kim Harvey and Justin Veitch were best for DOSA.
Round 9 1st June
Preview Round 9
The vast
improvement of Richmond will be put to the test when they travel to University
to face the inform home team in the Old Scholars. University have not looked
back since round six with their solid starts and attacking football led by
Jackson Cracknell, Nick Whittle, Peter McEvoy and Nick Hill putting their
opposition on the back foot. Fifth placed Richmond have tasted victory in their
last three outings but need to keep winning to put pressure on the teams above
them. Trent Graham has found form in Richmond’s forward line and Adam Daft, Brad
Joseph and Andrew Woodham are playing well.
Ladder
leaders Hutchins should continue their unbeaten streak when they host cellar
dwellers Channel. Hutchins are the benchmark of the competition so far which is
a credit to coach Nick Leitch while the arrival of Declan McShane and Clint
Brown has added depth. Channel are struggling but have a group of keen young
players led by Greg Mills, Daniel Rattenbury and Josh Beadle.
A close game
is forecast when fourth placed OHA meets third placed St.Virgils and the team
that can maintain consistency should take the points with OHA’s Nick Skeggs,
Andrew Riseley and Zac Burnett in form as are St.Virgils’ Alex Ross, Lucas Green
and Jaryd Collidge.
DOSA bye.
Results Round 9
Seniors
Hutchins d Channel
Hutchins
7.2 12.9
22.13 30.19.199
Channel
3.2 4.4
6.7
6.7.43
Goals - Hutchins - D McShane 11, M
Wright 4, B Garth 4, S Palassolo 3, S Wright 2, N Leitch 2, S Nichols 2, J
Archer, A Brettingham-Moore
Channel - D Cragg 2, C Lovell, D Rattenbury, J Lawler,
M Leale
Best
- Hutchins - D McShane, A Brettingham-Moore, S Nichols, S Palassolo, S
Wright, J Swain
Channel
- R Scuth, J Lawler, J Beadle, J McQueen, D Rattenbury, M Roberts
University d Richmond
University
5.3 7.5
11.9 14.13.97
Richmond
5.2 10.9
11.10 13.15.93
Goals -
University - F Reeves 4, C Joyce 2, M Jones, H Anderson, C Burgess, P McEvoy, J
Nelson, M Rippon, S Cooper, N Whittle
Richmond - T Graham 3, M Baker 3, M Turner 2, N Terry
2, S Dick, K Baker, B Joseph
Best - University - P McEvoy, W
McAdam, F Reeves, W Bellchambers, M Matuszek, J Sayer
Richmond - J Woolley, J Mackey, T Graham, N Woolley, B
Joseph, T Hitchens
St Virgils d OHA
St Virgils
3.6 11.7
18.13 19.19.133
OHA
3.1
3.3 5.5
9.7.61
Goals - St Virgils - A Mann 3, B
Dodge 3, M Collis 2, T Nicholas 2, K Hall 2, B Weston 2, B Parremore, M Graves,
J Cole, A Walker, D Quinn
OHA - C Hevey 3, J Broughton, J Britten, N Cranfield,
B Jordon, A Banks, M McPherson
Best - St Virgils - K Hall, A Blahov,
B Parremore, T Graves, M Weston, J Nibbs
OHA - A Riseley, A Limbrick, J Teirney, M Zukauskas, B
Jordon, C Hevey
Hutchins
7
7
-
-
895
509
175.83
28
University
8
5
2
1
927
656
141.31
22
St Virgils
8
5
3
-
812
632
128.48
20
DOSA
7
2
5
-
614
623
98.56
8
Leading Goalkickers
D McShane
Hutchins
(11)
31
F Reeves
University
(4)
31
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(-)
24
C Joyce
University
(2)
24
B Dodge
St Virgils
(3)
21
Reserves
Hutchins
24.21.165
Channel
3.4.22
Goals - Hutchins - J Coad 5, S
Parsons 4, H Nichols 3, C Wills 2, Z Wilcox, J Watson, M Dodd, L Nichols, J
Johnston, J Hay, A Roberts, D Rossiter, S Ryan, J Kemp
Channel - C Turner, D Warn, K Westbury
Best - Hutchins - J Coad, H Nichols,
J Kemp, M Dodd, S Parsons, S Williams
Channel - C Bones, D Warn, R Paton, C Turner, C Frame,
C Foster
University
5.16.106
Richmond
9.11.65
Goals - University - M Gates 5, L
McCarthy 3, K Dedini 2, R Stuart - Smith 2, D Burgess, C Jones, L Gaetani
Richmond - H Pfiefer 2, B Woolley 2, A Reeves, S
Bradford, J Mizzi, C Cupit, B McGuiness
Best - University - M Gates, T
Stevens, R Bellchambers, R Stuart-Smith, S Hamilton, N Brereton
Richmond - A Eastley, I
DeWinter, J Rogers, H Pfiefer, A Sweet, B Woolley
St
Virgils 13.9.87
OHA
11.13.79
Goals - St Virgils - D Morgan 4, B
Hastie 3, N Robinson 2, J Gill, S Bourke, A Rhodes, S Lane
OHA - S Probert 4, D Fitzpatrick 3, G Vincent, J King,
P Taylor, C McConnell
Best - St Virgils - R Oakley, G Ward, J Baker, D Morgan, J
Gill, B Hastie
OHA - A
Moore, T Martin, G Vincent, S Probert, D Orr, S Fitzgerald
Ladder
% Pts
St Virgils
229.24
32
Richmond
155.21
24
DOSA
183.38
16
OHA
119.25
12
University
83.19
12
Hutchins
69.97
12
Channel
23.93 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
34
M Honey
DOSA
19
W Garvey
OHA
16
C Crossin
Richmond
13
D Morgan
St Virgils
10
N Free
St Virgils
10
Review Round 9
In a
thrilling hard fought contest between University and Richmond University began
brightly but Richmond worked themselves into the game to lead by 22 points at
half time. University reduced that margin to 1 point at the last break and held
firm to win the contest by 4 points. Peter McEvoy, William McAdam, Field Reeves
and Wayne Bellchambers stood out for University while Josh Woolley, James
Mackey, Trent Graham and Nick Woolley were best for Richmond.
Hutchins steamrolled Channel to the tune of 156 points at Queenborough. Only 4
goals separated the teams early but Hutchins experience and class took over as
they piled on 23 goals to 3 by Channel in the next three quarters. Declan
McShane with 11 goals was the star for Hutchins but he had plenty of mates led
by Angus Brettingham-moore, Scott Nichols and Sam Palazzollo while Reece Schuth,
Jarrod Lawler, Josh Beadle and James McQueen battled hard for Channel.
A burst of goals in in the second and third quarters set up St.Virgils' 72 point win over OHA and while the home team fought back the damage had been done with Ken Hall, Aaron Vlahov, Ben Parremore and Tom Graves best for St.Virgils while JamesTeirney, Andrew Riseley, Aaron Limbrick and Matthew Zukauskas were best for OHA.
Round 10 15 th June
Preview Round 10
Approaching the half way mark in the Old Scholars and both DOSA and
Richmond, who have fallen behind the pack, need to get back to their winning ways if they are to play a part in the
finals.
DOSA are home to St.Virgils and have been boosted by the inclusion of ex
Carlton star Simon Wiggins which is a massive gain and his presence is the tonic
DOSA needs to lift their standard while St.Virgils are going about their
business without fuss and will look to Ken Hall, Lucas Green and Ben Parremore
to lift them over the line.
Richmond face a challenge when they host the undefeated Hutchins and a
supreme effort is required if they are to upset the visitors and need Adam Daft,
Trent Graham and Josh Woolley to show the way. Hutchins are the benchmark of the
competition and in ominous form led by Angus Brettingham – Moore, Declan McShane
and James McMahon.
Channel could cause an upset when they face OHA but they must work hard
for four quarters and convert their opportunities while OHA are experiencing a
form slump not having won since round five but will be determined to hold onto
fourth spot.
Results Round 10
Seniors
DOSA d St Virgils
DOSA
6.4 6.12
6.14 9.16.70
St Virgils
1.2 1.3
3.6
4 6.30
Goals - DOSA - J Veitch 3, B
VanKraanen 2, S Wiggins, J Cerratelli, C Golding, J Davie
St Virgils - K Hall 2, A Vlahov, B Dodge
Best - DOSA - T Golding, B McIntyre,
A Davey, J Veitch, B Setchell, J O'Brien
St Virgils - K Hall, A Vlahov, B Parremore, Z
Batchelor, A Mann, J Cole
OHA d Channel
OHA
4.6
8.1 11.10
16.11.107
Channel
2.1
4.3 5.4
7.5.47
Goals - OHA - J Britten 6, A Banks 2,
C Hevey 2, M Phillips, D Austen, N Cranfield, C McConnell, N Skeggs, J Broughton
Channel - C Wheatley 4, M Leale, R Schuth, N Jarman
Best - OHA - M Zukauskas, N Skeggs, A
Rossiter, B Langford, A Banks, C McConnell
Channel - J McQueen, C Wheatley, R Schuth, B Bowerman,
N Jarman, G Mills
Richmond d Hutchins
Richmond
2.1 5.3
8.7 13.9.87
Hutchins
1.2 2.3
5.4 8.5.53
Goals -
Richmond - G Bentley 3, B Joseph 2, T Graham 2, T Hitchins, A Daft, M Baker, A
Woodham, M Turner, N Terry
Hutchins - S Wright 2, B Garth, N Leitch, E Noye, D
McShane, S Palazzolo, J Archer
Best - Richmond - S Dick, M Turner,
Josh Woolley, J Baker, Nathan Woolley, K Baker
Hutchins - J Clark, N Leitch, J Archer, S Palazzolo, A
Brettingham-Moore, L Gorringe
Hutchins
8
7
1
-
948
596
159.06
28
University
8
5
2
1
927
656
141.31
22
St Virgils
9
5
4
-
842
702
119.94
20
OHA
9
5
4
-
823
842
97.74
20
Richmond
9
4
4
1
826
686
120.41
18
DOSA
8
3
5
-
684
653
104.75
12
Channel
9
-
9
-
498
1401
35.54
-
Leading Gaolkickers
-
D McShane
Hutchins
(1)
32
F Reeves
University
(-)
31
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(2)
26
C Joyce
University
(-)
24
B Dodge
St Virgils
(1)
22
T Graham
Richmond
(2)
21
St Virgils 6.2.38
DOSA
5.7.37
Goals - St Virgils - R Crawford 2, D
Morgan, M Ferguson, M Robinson, J Hadfield
DOSA - J Fisher, L Golding, M
Hamilton, C Claridge, D Evans
Best - St Virgils - J Hooker,
J Slade, J Baker, J Brooks, J Gill, S Hughes
DOSA - M honey, D Evans, K
Dooley, M Coneelly, C Claridge, T Curtain
OHA
11.16.82
Channel 4.0.24
Goals - OHA - T Orchard 3, B Garth 3, M
McPherson 2, S Fitzgerald, W Cook, L Brown
Channel - K Westlake 2, M Dingjan,
C Turner
Best - OHA - T Martin, W Cook, S Fitzgerald, M
Gobbey, C Kean, J Fox
Channel - M Dingjin, J Webster, D Warn, R Panton, J
Bowerman, C Foster
Richmond 19.22.136
Hutchins
6.5.41
Goals - Richmond - T Roberts 5, J Mizzi
4, H Pfeifer 2, S Bradford 2, C Cupit 2, P Roland, B McGuiness, A Eastley, A
Sweet
Hutchins - C Wills 3, S Parsons, J Coad, J Bester
Best
- Richmond - C Cupit, S Bradford, J Sturzaker, H Pfeifer, A Eastley, J Byers
Hutchins - J Kemp, J Coad, L Nichols, J Johnson, C Wills, J Burns
Ladder
-
% Pts
St
Virgils
218.09 36
Richmond
168.87 28
DOSA
175.75 16
OHA
124.49
16
University
83.19
12
Hutchins
63.69
12
Channel
24.28 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
(-) 34
M Honey
DOSA
(-) 19
W Garvey
OHA
(-) 16
T Roberts
Richmond
(5) 14
C Crossin
Richmond
(-) 13
D Morgan
St Virgils
(-) 11
Richmond won
every quarter when they accounted for the previously unbeaten Hutchins. It was a
tight contest early but Richmond eased away in the second quarter to hold a 3
goal buffer up to the final quarter. They increased that margin to 34 points in
a team lifting display led by Steven Dick, Marcus Turner, Jayden Baker and Josh
Woolley while Hutchins’ best were Jamie Clark, Nick Leitch, Sam Pallazollo and
Josh Archer.
A 6 goal to 1
first quarter by DOSA proved the difference in their 40 point win over
St.Virgils. Goal scoring became difficult with the slippery ball as both teams
battled for ascendancy with DOSA coming out on top. Best for DOSA were Tim
Golding, Ben McIntyre, Justin Veitch and Aaron Davey while Ken Hall, Aaron
Vlahov, Zac Batchelor and Ben Parremore stood out for St.Virgils.
OHA had to work hard for their win against a determined Channel. Channel were up to the challenge early but could not sustain the pressure and OHA kicked away for a 60 point win. Matthew Zukauskas, Ben Langford, Alex Rossiter and Nick Skeggs were the pick for OHA while James McQueen, Cameron Wheatley, Reece Schuth and Ben Bowerman were best for Channel.
Round 11 22th June
Preview Round 11
With only two and a half games separating first to fifth on the premiership
ladder games are hotting up, none more so than the first placed Hutchins clash
with second placed University. Hutchins suffered their first loss last week and
will be determined to turn that around but face a formidable University who have
not lost since these teams last met in round five. Both teams boast talented
onballers and link up players and the game could well be decided by the
respective forwards’ accuracy.
OHA will need to be on their game if they are to repeat their round five win
over their more fancied opponents Richmond who are in pretty good form. OHA will
be desperate for victory to retain fourth spot while a Richmond victory will put
them into third spot courtesy of their greater percentage and St.Virgils having
the bye.
Channel host DOSA in a night game at Snug Park and face a tough task even though
they are troubling the other teams but need to be more accountable at stoppages
and capitalise on their opportunities while DOSA returned to the winners list
last week in a gritty display and will be
keen to continue that trend.
St.Virgils the bye.
Results Round 11
Seniors
Richmond d OHA
Richmond
4.2 8.8
15.12 21.16.142
OHA
2.3 4.5
6.6 10.12.72
Goals -
Richmond - T Graham 6, B Joseph 2, A Daft 2, M Turner 2, J Sturzaker 2, J
Woolley 2, Nick Woolley, K Baker, N Terry, M Baker, M Cooper
OHA - C Hevey 3, J Broughton 2, J Britten 2, C
McConnell, B Jordon, A Banks
Best - Richmond - J Woolley, B
Joseph, A Daft, M Baker, K Baker, T Graham
OHA - J Tierney, Z Burnett, M McPherson, A Limbrick, B
Langford, M Thompson
University d Hutchins
University
4.2 9.7
15.9 18.14.122
Hutchins
8.4 12.4
15.10 16.14.110
Goals -
University - P McEvoy 4, F Reeves 4, J Stride 2, C Burgess 2, S Fisher, J
Cracknell, J Nelson, M Jones, S Cooper, H Anderson
Hutchins - D McShane 4, S Wright 3, M Wright 3, S
Nicholls 2, J Clark 2, S Palazzolo
Best - University - J Stride, R Hill,
S Hamilton, J Cracknell, N Hill, S Cooper
Hutchins - J Clark, S Nicholls, C Brown, S Wright, N
Leitch, S Palazzolo
DOSA d Channel
DOSA
3.5 11.7
18.11 25.15.165
Channel 3.3
5.6 7.6
7.6.48
Goals - DOSA
- B VanKraanen 9, J Davey 4, C Golding 3, K Harvey 2, B Setchell 2, J O'Brien 2,
M Fisher 2, L Browning
Channel - R Harwood 3, C Lovell 2, M Roberts, B Bowerman
Best
- DOSA - B VanKraanen, K Harvey, M Harrison, J Carroll, J Davie, B McIntyre
Channel - R Harwood, B Bowerman, N Jarman, J Beadle, R
Schuth, C Stockfield
Ladder
Hutchins
9
7
2
-
1058
718
143.35
28
University
9
6
2
1
1049
766
136.95
26
Richmond
10
5
4
1
968 768
126.04
22
St Virgils
9
5
4
-
842
702
119.94
20
OHA
10
5
5
-
895
984
90.95
20
DOSA
9
4
5
-
849
701
121.11
16
Channel
10
-
10
-
546
1566
34.34
-
Leading
Goaldickers
D McShane
Hutchins
(4)
36
F Reeves
University
(4)
36
VanKrannen
DOSA
(9)
35
T Graham
Richmond
(6)
33
C Joyce
University
(-)
26
P McEvoy
University
(4) 23
M Wright
Hutchins
(3)
23
Reserves
OHA
12.11.83
Richmond
10. 9.69
Goals - OHA - T Austin 5, A
Fitzpatrick 2, B Tonks, W Cook, S Fitzgerald, M Phillips, N Cassidy
Richmond - H Pfeiffer 3, S Bradford 3, T Roberts, C
Crossin, I Vance, B McGuiness
Best - OHA - B Tonks, C Kean, W Cook,
T Austin, M Bannister, S Fitzgerald
Richmond - S Bradford, D Bailey, I DeWinter, A
Eastley, J Rogers, J Mizzi
University
9.11.65
Hutchins
8. 8.56
Goals - University - N Brereton 2, T
Stewart 2, B Hayes 2, K Dedini, C Jones, K Takayama
Hutchins - C Wills, T Howard, D Readett, J Coad, Z
Perry, J Johnston, T Green, C Jackson
Best - University - T Stevens, R
Stuart-Smith, L Bartulovic, J Hamilton, R Bellchambers, T Stewart
Hutchins - Z Bury, L Nicholls, C Will,s J Heron, J
Johnston, C Jackson
DOSA
18.13.121
Channel
7.8.50
Goals - DOSA - M Hamilton 4, D Ingles
3, S Byrne 3, J Fisher 3, J O'Brien 2, M Connelly, M Jones, K Dooley
Channel - M Coad 2, J Webster 2, D Warn, C Turner, B
Cameron
Best
- DOSA - J Fisher, D Ingles, K Dooley, S Byrne, M McCallum, T Doyle
Channel - C Turner, M Coad, D Warn, N Webster, P
Jaques, C Jones
Ladder
-
% Pts
St Virgils
218.10 36
Richmond
157.26 28
DOSA
128.86 20
OHA
126.91
20
University
84.59
12
Hutchins
65.26
12
Channel
25.82 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
34
M Honey
DOSA
19
W Garvey
OHA
16
T Roberta
Richmond
15
C Crossin
Richmond
14
Review Round 11
University
showed their mettle in a come from behind win over Hutchins. Hutchins jumped the
home team early but University fought back to trail by 26 points at the first
break while reducing the deficit to 15 points at half time. Uni broke the game
open in the second half to post a 12 point win with Jake Stride, Rob Hill, Sean
Hamilton and Jackson Cracknell their best while Jamie Clark, Scott Nichols,
Clinton Brown and Sam Wright were best for Hutchins.
Round 12 th June
Preview Round 12
Hutchins will
be out to recapture their rounds one to nine form in the Old Scholars when they
host St.Virgils whose aim will be a victory to return to third spot as Richmond
have the bye. A Hutchins defeat will see them replaced on top of the ladder as
University are expected to win against Channel. Hutchins coach Nick Leitch
will stress how important this game is to his players and a win will boost their
morale while St.Virgils will need to take their best game form with them as they
have dropped off lately.
With their
eyes on fourth spot DOSA will be keen to defeat OHA but will face stiff
opposition as OHA won their previous encounter. DOSA have shown the better
form of late although OHA have expectations of playing finals football so this
game should be a close encounter.
University
should have all the answers when they play Channel. University are enjoying
their best season for a long time developing into a formidable outfit but must
not take Channel lightly as they have a group of up and coming youngsters on a
learning curve and they will improve in time.
Results Round 12
Seniors
Hutchins d St Virgils
Hutchins
2.0 8.2
12.4 14.5.89
St Virgils
1.1 4.1
8.2 13.5.83
Goals -
Hutchins - D McShane 3, T Brown 2, N Leitch 2, E Burrows-Cheng, A
Brettingham-Moore, S Nicholls, A Smith, E Noye, B Garth, C Brown
St Virgils - M Collis 5, B Dodge 4, K Hall 2, M Beck,
T Nicholas
Best
- Hutchins - A Brettingham-Moore, L Walker, J Fyshe, S Nicholls, N
Leitch, M Wright
St
Virgils - A Vlahov, J Cole, B Weston, L Green, T Walker, K Hall
University d Channel
University
7.3 12.8
18.14 26.19.175
Channel
1.2 6.5
8.7 9.8.62
Goals -
University - N Whittle 7, P McEvoy 7, F Reeves 5, M Corbett 3, J Stride 2, J
Fisher, J Cracknell
Channel -D Cragg 3, C Stockfield 2, B Garth-Smith, C Wheatley, R Harwood, J
Smith
Best
- University - P McEvoy, R Hill, N Whittle, M Gill, C Burgess, M Jones
Channel - R Schuth, B Garth-Smith, B Boucher, N
Jarman, J Fordhan, D Rattenbury
DOSA d OHA
DOSA
2.5 6.6
9.12 15.17.107
OHA
2.1 6.5
8.6
9.6.60
Goals - DOSA - J O'Brien 3, B
VanKraanen 3, B Loveless, C Golding, M Fisher, T Curtain, R Munnings, J
Cerratelli, M Fielding, B Setchell, D Ingles
OHA - J Britten 2, M McPherson 2, A Banks, C Hevey, M
Zukauskas, S Whitelaw, N Cranfield
Best - DOSA - K Harvey, A Davey, S
Peacock, M Broughton, D Ingles, M Fielding
OHA - B Langford, A Riseley, A Banks, M McPherson, M
Thompson, C Hevey
Hutchins
10
8
2
-
1147
801
143.20
32
University
10
7
2
1
1224
828
147.83
30
Richmond
10
5
4
1
968 770
125.71
22
DOSA
10
5
5
-
956
761
125.62
20
St Virgils
10
5
5
-
925
791
116.94
20
OHA
10
5
6
-
955
1091
87.53
20
Channel
11
-
11
-
608
1741
34.92
-
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves
University
(5)
41
D McShane
Hutchins
(3)
39
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(3)
38
T Graham
Richmond
(-)
33
P McEvoy
University
(7) 30
C Joyce
University
(-)
26
B Dodge
St Virgils
(4) 26
Reserves
Hutchins
13.8.86
St Virgils
6.11.47
Goals- Hutchins - J Parker 3, M Dodd 3,
J Johnston 2, D Readett, J Watson, C Wills, T Howard, D Rossiter
St Virgils -
R Crawford, J Baker, D Hill, S Lane, B Hastie, M Ferguson
Best
- Hutchins - M Dodd, J Heron, C Jackson, S Williams, J Johnston, J Kemp
St Virgils - C Thomas, M Ferguson, J Hooker, D Hill, S Smith, B Hughes
University 12.15.87
Channel 6.4.40
Goals - University - T Stewart 5, L
McCarthy 3, B Hayes 3, J Cartwright
Channel - C Turner 2, D Warn 2, J Legg, C
Frame
Best - University - T Stevens, N Brereton, P Brooks, R
Stuart-Smith, R Bellchambers, B Stanborough
Channel - C Turner, D Warn, R
Paton, B Schulthorpe, C Frame, N Dinijin
DOSA
7.5.47
Goals - OHA - B Kean 3, B Morris 3, W
Cook 2, T Browning, C McConnell, P Stanley
DOSA - M Hamilton 3, K Dooley, K
Butterworth, C Claridge, M Carr
Best - OHA - D Orr, S
Fitzgerald, G Vincent, N Balcombe, M Bannister, B Tonks
DOSA - M Honey, M
Scott, M McCallum, C Claridge, K Dooley, S Byrne
Ladder % Pts
St Virgils
190.31 36
Richmond
157.26 28
OHA
130.41 24
DOSA
163.19
20
University
92.09
20
Hutchins
70.94
16
Channel
27.04 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
35
M Honey
DOSA
19
W Garvey
OHA
16
T Roberts
Richmond
15
C Crossin
Richmond
14
Review Round 12
A dominant
second half by DOSA enabled them to overrun OHA by 47 points and leapfrog into
the final four. OHA looked impressive early but DOSA fought back in the first
half and then took control after half time with twenty shots on goal to three as
they continually broke OHA’s defensive lines with Kim Harvey, Aaron Davey and
Sam Peacock there best players. Ben Langford, Andrew Riseley and Ashley
Banks stood out for OHA.
Hutchins
returned to the winners list with a hard fought 6 point win over St.Virgils.
Both both teams struggled for supremacy early but Hutchins kicked away to lead
by 25 points at half time and 26 points at three quarter time but St.Virgils
stormed home kicking five goals to two but fell short. Angus Brettingham-Moore,
Leith Walker and Jake Fyshe were best for Hutchins with Aaron Vlahov, Jacob Cole
and Brad Weston the pick from St.Virgils.
University brushed Channel aside with a 113 point win. University held sway for most of the game and while Channel had a positive second quarter they were dominated by an in form team who were led by Peter McEvoy, Nick Whittle and Rob Hill while Channel’s Reece Schuth, Brad Boucher and Brad Garth-Smith battled hard.
Round 13 6th July
Preview Round 13
University
host St.Virgils in what should be a close encounter given the results of their
previous clashes. Last time these teams met University had Brad Green’s 9 goals
to thank for getting them over the line but have since developed into a solid
unit led by forwards Peter McEvoy and Field Reeves, midfielder Michael Jones and
defenders Rob Hill and the versatile Nick Whittle. St.Virgils have dropped off
the pace but Aaron Vlahov, Michael Collis, Ken Hall and Lucas Green are in form
and they will be heartened by last week’s strong finish.
Richmond are
home to Channel with consolidation of third spot their priority and should hold
all the aces with their consistent form and their prime movers creating plenty
of chances for Trent Graham and Marcus Turner. Channel have unearthed some
promising talent led by Jacob Fordham, Brad Garth-Smith and Reece Schuth.
Hutchins need
to repeat last week’s performance when they play DOSA who have recaptured some
timely form over the last two weeks. Denying their opposing prolific ball
magnets possessions will be crucial to winning and both teams boast powerful key
forwards in Declan McShane and Cameron Golding and classy midfields.
OHA have the bye.
Results Round 13
Seniors
Richmond d Channel
Richmond
4.7
11.12 16.16
16.18.114
Channel
1.1
2.5
4.6
6.7.43
Goals - Richmond - G Bentley 2, Graham 2, M
Turner 2, K Baker 2, A Woodham, Nick Woolley, Nathan Woolley, B Joseph, T
Roberts, T Hitchins, N Terry, J Sturzaker
Channel - C Wheatley 2, D Cragg, R
Harwood, D Rattenbury, C Turner
Best - Richmond - A Cook, G
Bentley, J Baker, J Dart, T Hitchins, J Sturzaker
Channel - M Roberts, J
Smith, C Wheatley, N Sward, N Jarman, J McQueen
DOSA d Hutchins
DOSA
2.3
5.3 6.8
6.9.45
Hutchins
1.3
1.7 2.11
4.12.36
Goals - DOSA - J O'Brien 2, C Golding, J
Cerratelli, J Davie, B VanKrannen
Hutchins - N Leitch, A Brettingham-Moore, D
McShane, S Wright
Best - DOSA - J Harvey, M Fielding, K
Harvey, J Davie, S Peacock, M Broughton
Hutchins - L Gorringe, A
Brettingham-Moore, L Franks, C Brown, M Wilson, J McMahon
University d St Virgils
University
5.1 8.2
12.5 14.9.93
St
Virgils
1.1 3.1
4.2
6.3.39
Goals - University - C Joyce 7, F Reeves 5, N
Hill, P Brooks
St Virgils - J Collidge 2, M Collis 2, A Ross, K Hall
Best - University - R Hill, M Rippon, C Joyce, M Matuszek, M
Gill, F Reeves
St Virgils - J Collidge, B Parremore, K Hall, M Beck, A Walker
Ladder
University
11
8
2
1
1317 867
151.90 34
Hutchins
11
8
3
-
1183 846
139.83 32
Richmond
11
6
4
1
1082 813
133.09 26
DOSA
11
6
5
-
1001 797
125.59 24
St Virgils
11
5
6
-
964
884 109.05
20
OHA
10
5
6
-
955
1091 87.53
20
Channel
12
- 12
-
651
1855 35.09
-
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves
University
(5)
46
D McShane
Hutchins
(1)
40
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(1)
39
T Graham
Richmond
(2) 35
C Joyce
University
(7) 33
P McEvoy
University
(-)
30
St
Virgils
188.29
40
Richmond
179.55
32
OHA
130.41
24
DOSA
159.14
20
University
90.46
20
Hutchins
72.08
20
Channel
25.14 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
35
M Honey
DOSA 19
W Garvey
OHA
16
T Roberts
Richmond 15
C Crossin
Richmond 14
P Roland
Richmond 13
D Morgan
StVirgils 12
Review Round 13
It was a
slugfest in round thirteen of the Old Scholars roster but University, DOSA and
Richmond overcame the conditions better than their opponents as University swept
aside St.Virgils in the first half to lead by 31 points at half time and they
continued that trend in the second half with Chris Joyce (7 goals) and Field
Reeves (5 goals) damaging forwards while St.Virgils struggled in their forward
half although Jaryd Collidge and Michael Collis were creative with the 54 point
win elevating University into top spot.
DOSA led at
every change to inflict Hutchins third loss with a 9 point win. In a low scoring
affair DOSA, led by Justin and Kim Harvey and Matthew Fielding, built up a 20
point half time lead which appeared enough in the conditions but with Lucas
Gorringe, Angus Brettingham-Moore and Luke Franks dominant Hutchins fought back
in the final quarter outscoring DOSA but fell short.
Richmond were too powerful for Channel registering a 71 point win by controlling the first three quarters and led by 82 points at the last change through Alex Cook, Glendon Bentley and Jayden Baker but Channel never gave in and outscored their opponents in the final quarter with Matt Roberts, Jay Smith and Cameron Wheatley prominent.
Round 14 13th July
Preview Round 14
With eight rounds remaining in the Old Scholars both OHA and St.Virgils
need to return to their winning ways if they hope to feature in this season’s
finals series.
OHA host Hutchins and both teams are ruing losing games
they should have won and a lift in intensity is required but they boast classy
players led by OHA’s Stuart Whitelaw, Ben Langford and Nick Skeggs and Hutchins’
Angus Brettingham - Moore, Nick Leitch and Lewis Franks.
On a roll since round ten and looking a true finals force DOSA meet new
ladder leaders University who have won seven in a row.
A cracker of a game
is
anticipated and DOSA’s Justin Harvey, Scott Beattie and Aaron Davey could
have their hands full with University’s dangerous forwards Chris Joyce, Peter
McEvoy and Field Reeves.
St.Virgils will need to recapture their free flowing game when they take
on a resurgent Richmond. Saints have stagnated lately but are a talented team
needing to recapture their early season form if they are to threaten the Blues
who are in good touch and have a group of players in dominant form led by
defenders Alex Cook and Jayden Baker and onballer Glendon Bentley.
Channel have the bye.
Results Round 14
Seniors
Richmond d St Virgils
Richmond
3.4 11.8
16.13 20.16.136
St Virgils
3.3 6.5
8.8 15.11.101
Goals -
Richmond - G Bentley 7, K Baker 5, T Graham 2, A Cook 2, M Baker 2, A Daft, M
Turner
St Virgils - K
Hall 5, A Ross 3, B Dodge 2, M Collis 2, J Collidge 2, M Connelly
Best - Richmond - A Cook, B Joseph, N
Mayne, G Bentley, K Baker, J Sturzaker
St Virgils - J Collidge, K Hall, B Dalliston, J Baker
DOSA d University
DOSA
7.0 11.1
12.6 14.8.92
University
1.1
2.5
4.6
8.8.56
Goals - DOSA - J Veitch 4, B
VanKrannen 3, J O'Brien 2, S Beattie, J Davie, B Loveless, S Byrne, K Harvey
University - C Joyce 4, P McEvoy 2, M Matuszek, N
Whittle
Best
- DOSA - J Veitch, J Harvey, S Beattie, M Fielding, J Cerratelli, B McIntyre
University - M Rippon, P McEvoy, S Hamilton, C Joyce
OHA d Hutchins
OHA
2.2
8.6
14.8 19.13.127
Hutchins
6.3
7.7
8.8 11.10.76
Goals - OHA -
M McPherson 5, C Hevey 4, A Banks 4, P Hudson 3, M Zukauskas, J Britten, M
Thompson
Hutchins - B
Garth 3, C Brown 2, J Swain, L Gorringe, D McShane, K Jubb, T Brown, N Leitch
Best - OHA - S Forsyth, B Langford, Z
Burnett, C Hevey, A Banks, N Cranfield
Hutchins - S Nicholls, O Robinson, L Gorringe, H
Nichols, N Leitch, Z Bury
University
12
8
3
1
1373
959
143.17
34
Hutchins
12
8
4
-
1259
973
129.39
32
Richmond
12
7
4
1
1218 914
133.26
30
DOSA
12
7
5
-
1093
853
128.14
28
OHA
11
6
6
-
1082
1167
92.71
24
St Virgils
12
5
7
-
1065
1020
104.41
20
Channel
12
-
12
-
651
1855
35.09
-
Leading
Goalkickers
F Reeves
University
(-) 46
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(3)
42
D McShane
Hutchins
(1) 41
C Joyce
University
(4)
37
T Graham
Richmond
(2)
37
P McEvoy
University
(2) 32
Reserves
St
Virgils 17.6.108
Richmond 14.9. 93
Goals - St
Virgils - M Ferguson 5, N Robinson 4, S Groves 2, T Nicholas 2, A Rhodes, M
Grandin 1, M Rhodes, T Smith
Richmond - G Splann 6, D Williams 2, H Pfieffer 2, J
Jones, J Rogers, C Cupit, J Bevan
Best - St Virgils - S Smith, M
Ferguson, N Robinson, T Nicholas, C Thomas, M Grandin
Richmond - D Williams, C Ross, G Splann, J Byers, A
Eastley, T Roberts
Universsity 17.12.114
DOSA
12.2.74
Goals - University - L Bartolvic 6, K
Takayama 3, C Jordon 3, B Hayes 2, M Gates, A Brown, J Hamilton
DOSA - K Dooley 4, M Honey 3, M Hamilton, C Claridge,
T Curtain, B Millhouse, T Allcock
Best - University - L Bartolvic, R
Stuart-Smith, T Stevens, B Cave, R Bellchambers, B Curtis
DOSA - K Dooley, M Honey, B Millhouse, D Hall, D
Newitt, J O'Brien
OHA
11.13.79
Hutchins
10.14.74
Goals - OHA - M Phillips 2, T Austin
2, D Burgess 2, W Cook, B Tonks, J Broughton, A Fitzpatrick, B Morris
Hutchins - A Smith 4, N Cenin 2, J Heron 2, J Howard,
J Kemp
Best
- OHA - D Johnston, D Ryan, J Broughton, W Cook, S Luck, D Baker
Hutchins - S Heron, C Wills, A Smith, J Coad, N Cenin,
M Egan
Ladder
% Pts
St Virgils
177.65 44
Richmond
165.80 32
OHA
128.30 28
University
95.50
24
DOSA
144.13
20
Hutchins
73.65
20
Channel
25.14 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
StVirgils 35
M Honey DOSA
22
W Garvey OHA
16
G Splann Richmond
16
T Roberts Richmond
15
C Crossin
Richmond
14
P Roland
Richmond 13
Review Round 14
DOSA turned on an outstanding performance to crush
ladder leader University by 36 points. DOSA set up their victory with a 7 goals
to 1 first quarter and nullified Rainbow's danger players while creating space
for their own ball carriers to set up a 50 point half time lead and it took
until the last quarter for University to add some respectability to their score
and reduce the deficit. Justin Veitch, Justin Harvey and Scott Beattie stood out
for DOSA and Mark Rippon, Peter McEvoy and Sean Hamilton battled hard for
University.
Hutchins looked on track to return to the winners list
with a 6 goals to 2 in the first quarter of their game but OHA had other ideas
and they dominated the next three quarters kicking 17 goals to 5 to win by 51
points. With forwards Mitch McPherson, Chris Hevey and Ashley Banks running amok
OHA had all the answers but Hutchins Scott Nichols, Ollie Robinson and Lucas
Gorringe played well.
Round 15 20th July
Preview Round 15
A terrific
clash is predicted when two of the form teams in DOSA and Richmond meet in the
Old Scholars Football Association roster. DOSA continues their surge up the
ladder after an indifferent start with their ball carriers, forwards and
defenders lifting to another level. Richmond can move to second spot if
they win and have improved dramatically under coach Scott Allen winning seven of
their past eight games with an even spread of players at his disposal.
OHA host
University with the Ships looking to further enhance their finals chances while
University will be desperate to hold onto top spot. OHA have been inconsistent
but at their best are very good and must continue on from last week’s effort.
University suffered a setback last week with a number of key players down but
they will bounce back through Peter McEvoy and Chris Joyce.
For Channel to topple St.Virgils they need to play for four quarters and convert their chances and are well led by Reece Schuth and Cameron Wheatley but the experienced St.Virgils, who are desperate for a win to keep their finals chances alive, should have enough poise and polish to carry them to victory.
Hutchins have the bye.
Results Round 15
Seniors
St Virgils d Channel
St Virgils
6.1 11.2 15.6
18.9.117
Channel
2.1 7.1
7.2 13. 3.81
Goals - St
Virgils - K Hall 8, M Collis 3, L Green 2, M Beck 2, B Dodge, T Nicholas, P
Midson
Channel - C
Turner 3, M Leale 2, C Wheatley 2, T Malone, J Lawler, D Rattenbury, J Legg, M
Conlon, C Lovell
Best - St Virgils - K Hall, J Slade, C Thomas, B Dodge, L
Green, Z Batchelor
Channel - T Malone, C Stockfield, B Boucher, C Lovell, M Roberts, N Swards
Richmond d DOSA
Richmond
5.3 10.6 13.7
16.10.106
DOSA
3.4 6.5
11.8 14.11.95
Goals - Richmond - G Bentley
5, N Terry 3, B Joseph 2, M Turner 2, J Sturzaker, Nick Woolley, K Baker, S Dick
DOSA - B VanKrannen 4, J O'Brien 4, J
Veitch 2, C Golding 2, K Harvey
Best - Richmond - J Baker, B Joseph, G Bentley, A
Daft, M Baker, K Baker
DOSA - R Munnings, K Harvey, J Harvey, S Peacock, B McIntyre, C
Golding
University d OHA
University
10.3 18.7
21.11 23.15.153
OHA
3.0 6.1
10.5 12.11.83
Goals -
University - C Joyce 13, N Hill 2, F Reeves 2, J Stride 2, P McEvoy 2, N Fenton,
H Anderson
OHA - M
McPherson 5, M Thompson 2, A Banks 2, T Austin, J Britten, C Hevey
Best - University - C Joyce, M
Corbett, J Stride, S Hamilton, H Anderson, P McEvoy
OHA - M McPherson, J Britten, A Banks, J Spaulding, T
Fenton, M Thompson
Ladder
University
13
9
3
1
1526
1043
146.31
38
Richmond
13
8
4
1
1324
1009
131.22
34
Hutchins
12
8
4
-
1259
973
129.39
32
DOSA
13
7
6
-
1189
959
123.98
28
St Virgils
13
6
7
-
1182
1101
107.34
24
OHA
13
6
7
-
1165
1320
88.24
24
Channel
13
-
13
-
732
1972
37.12
-
Leading
Goalkickers
C Joyce
University
(13)
50
F Reeves
University
(2)
48
B VanKrannen
DOSA
(4)
46
D McShane
Hutchins
(-)
41
T Graham
Richmond
(-)
37
P McEvoy
University
(-)
34
K Hall
St Virgils
(8)
29
B Dodge
St Virgils
(1)
29
Reserves
St Virgils
22.20.152
Channel
4.3.27
Goals- St Virgils - D Quinn 5, M
Ferguson 4, M Grandin 2, M Rhodes 2, D Morgan 2, N Gibson 2, J Gill 2, H Gill, A
Rhodes, J Hooker
Channel - J Douglas 2, D Warn 2
Best -
St Virgils - M Grandin, G Burke, M Ferguson, D Burke, J Gill, J Hooker
Channel - D Warn, L Mazur, R Panton, M Jacques, R Newell, J Douglas
Richmond 14.21.105
DOSA
5.10.40
Goals- Richmond - M Cooper 5, B Woolley
3, H Pfeifer 2, S Bradford, I Vance, C Cupit, J Pfeifer
DOSA - K Dooley, M
Hamilton, J Fisher, M Carr, D Evans
Best - Richmond - B
Woolley, S Bradford, A Sweet, J Bevan, A Eastley, C Ross
DOSA - J Lincoln, T
Doyle, M Pace, M Honey, J Fisher, K Dooley
University 12.9.81
OHA
11.9.75
Goals- University - L Bartoluvic 5, J
Cartwright 3, M Gowans 2, M Gates, T Stewart
OHA - S Probert 3, M Bannister
2, A Fitzpatrick, T Martain, S Fitzgerald, D Baker, B Tonks, A Moore
Best - University - R Bellchambers, B Cave, T Stevens, J Hamilton, M
Gates, J Cartwright
OHA - S Probert, S Fitzgerald, T Martain, A Fitzpatrick,
N Gobbey, G Vincent
Ladder % Pts
St Virgils
193.46
48
Richmond
170.80
36
OHA
125.11 28
University
96.43
28
DOSA
130.57
20
Hutchins
73.65
20
Channel
24.50 0
Leading Goalkickers -
B Hastie
St Virgils
35
M Honey
DOSA
22
L Bartoluvic
University 17
W Garvey
OHA
16
G Splann
Richmond
16
T Roberts
Richmond
15
M Ferguson
St Virgils
15
Review Round 15
Richmond
leapt into second spot on the Old Scholars ladder after shrugging off a
persistent DOSA. Richmond worked their way to a 25 point lead at half time but
DOSA hit back in the third term to set up a thrilling finish. DOSA hit the front
in the final term but Richmond reclaimed the lead winning by 11 points with
Jayden Baker, Brad Joseph and Glendon Bentley their best while Rhys Munnings and
Kim and Justin Harvey stood out for DOSA.
A 13 goal
haul from Chris Joyce enabled University to overcome OHA by 70 points.
University set up their win in the first half to lead by 78 points but OHA
refused to give in and outscored University in the second half. Other good
players for University were Mark Corbett and Jake Stride while Mitch McPherson,
Jason Britten and Ashley Banks were good for OHJA.
A Ken Hall led St.Virgils held off a fast finishing Channel with a 36 point win. St.Virgils kept Channel at bay for three quarters but the home team fought the game out to the end. Jason Slade and Callan Thomas were other good players for Saints while Tom Malone, Chris Stockfeld and Brad Boucher were Channel’s best.
Round 16 27th July
Preview Round 16
With six rounds remaining in the Old Scholars,
the battle for finals berths is becoming intense. A close game is forecast when
ladder leaders University face off against second placed Richmond. University
won their round nine game but were fortunate given Richmond’s final quarter
inaccuracy at goal.
This
game could be a high scoring affair as both teams have star forwards in
University’s Chris Joyce and Field Reeves who are first and second in the
Association goalkicking award and Richmond’s Glendon Bentley and Trent Graham
who is set to return from injury and given space they can all do untold damage.
Can an improved Channel upset a Hutchins team who have lost their past two games.
The
departure of four key players overseas allows other players to step up and they
should prevail with their
available
player depth Channel are improving week by week and will be out for
victory led by an enthusiastic group including Tom Malone and Matt Roberts.
St.Virgils host OHA in a must win for both teams in their bids for finals
action. While consistency has been the problem for both teams they possess
classy midfielders and have very good finishers in St.Virgils’ Ken Hall and
OHA’s Mitch McPherson.
DOSA
have the
bye.
Results Round 16
Seniors
Richmond d University
Reserves
Review Round 16
A solid first
quarter and a fast finishing final quarter by OHA enabled them to hold off
St.Virgils. OHA were first to the ball and capitalised on their chances to hold
a 26 point half time lead. St.Virgils failure to kick goals when in possession
in their forward half proved costly and OHA made them pay with their clinical
finishes. Ben MacMurray, Matthew Zukauskas and Chris Hevey with 6 goals were
best for OHA while Jaryd Collidge, Patrick Midson and Adam Walker stood out for
St.Virgils.
Richmond
joined University at the top of the ladder finishing strongly to defeat their
counterpart by 16 points. In an even game the half time lead of 2 goals
separated the teams but Richmond’s accuracy in the final quarter proved the
difference and exact revenge from their round nine clash. Josh Woolley, Kieran
Rogers and Mitch Baker were best for Richmond as was Cameron Burgess, Peter
McEvoy and Nathan Brerton for University.
Round 17 3rd August
Preview Round 17
With the top two spots still up for grabs in the Old Scholars the clash between
third placed Hutchins and second placed Richmond is a must win for either team.
Clashes are even this season and a tight encounter is expected although Hutchins
form has dropped away slightly and an improved performance is required whereas
Richmond have gone from strength to strength since round ten with the return of
two players from the Statewide League a bonus.
OHA is another team that must win but will have to be on their game against a
vastly improved Channel. OHA need James Teirney and Chris Hevey to control the
ruck contests but will meet stiff opposition from Reece Schuth who is having a
good season along with Josh Beadle, Matt Roberts and Brad Boucher but have to
put in for four quarters.
St.Virgils face DOSA and have the chance to right their indifferent form and
their slim final chances while a DOSA win will strengthen their finals chances
in their clash at New Town. Injuries have hit St.Virgils but they are a capable
outfit while DOSA have looked promising over the past six rounds but must retain
their form.
University bye.
Results Round 17
Seniors
Richmond d Hutchins
Richmond
4.0
7.3 14.8
17.11.113
Hutchins
5.4
5.9 7.11
13.14.92
Goals Richmond T Graham , K Baker 3,
G Bentley 3, K Rogers 2, N Terry, B Joseph
Hutchins - C Brown 3, M Wright 2, J Archer 2, D
McShane 2, J Coad, N Leitch, L Franks, L Walker
Best - Richmond - K Rogers, A Daft, J
Woolley, T Graham, K Baker, B Cato
Hutchins - J McMahon, N Leitch, E Noye, N Cleary, J
Archer, L Franks
OHA d Channel
OHA
5.4 9.9
11.17
17.23.125
Channel
1.3 1.4
4.7
9.10.64
Goals - OHA - C Hevey 6, A Banks 3, P
Hudson 2, B Tonks, M Zukauskas, M Thompson, R Yaxley, N Cassidy, J Britten
Channel - D Cragg 4, R Schuth 2, C Lovell, C Wheatley,
D Warn
Best
- OHA - R Yaxley, A Banks, P Hudson, T Fenton, C Hevey, J Tierney
Channel - R Schuth, C Stockfield, B Bowerman, D Cragg,
M Roberts, J Lawler
DOSA d St Virgils
DOSA
5.2 7.6
14.13 16.21.117
St Virgils
1.2 4.4
6.4
8.7.55
Goals - DOSA - K Harvey 3, B Van
Krannen 3, C Golding 2, D Ingles 2, J Ceratelli 2, B Loveless, J Lincoln, S
Peacock, K Harvey
St
Virgils - B Dalliston 2, M Connelly 2, B Dodge 2, J Baker, A Ross
Best - DOSA - B McIntyre, S Peacock,
C Golding, M Fielding, B Loveless, T Golding
St Virgils - T Nicholas, Z Batchelor,B Dodge, M
Connelly, A Walker
Richmond
15
10
4
1
1543
1191
129.55
42
University
14
9
4
1
1616
1149
140.64
38
Hutchins
14
9
5
-
1469
1125
130.57
36
DOSA
14
8
6
-
1306
1014
128.79
32
OHA
15
8
7
-
1388
1454
95.46
32
St Virgils
15
6
9
-
1307
1316
99.32
24
Channel
15
-
15
-
835
2215
37.69
-
Leading
Goalkickers
C Joyce
University
(-)
55
F Reeves
University
(-)
50
B Van Krannen
DOSA
(3)
49
D McShane
Hutchins
(2)
48
T Graham
Richmond
(7)
46
Reserves
Richmond
13.18.96
Hutchins
5.12.42
Goals - Richmond - T Roberts 2, A
Reeve 2, J Pfiefer 2, B McGuiness, B Bradford, J Hodge, P Roland, A Eastley, G
Splann, H Pfiefer
Hutchins - D Readett, J Howard, N Noye, D Lowe, C Hutchinson
Best - Richmond - A Newman, S
Bradford, J Bevan, A Eastley, G Splann, J Hodge
Hutchins - J Swain, J Kemp, N Cenin, A Jago, N Noye, J
Burns
OHA
27.13.175
Channel
6.7.43
Goals - OHA - T Austin 5, J Broughton
4, M Bannister 3, J Doyle 3, C Grace 2, N Balcombe 2, W Cook 2, D Ryan, J Kean,
B Kean, M McConnell, T Browning, A Moore
Channel - C Coventry 2, M Jacques, C Coventry, K
Westbury, J Bowden
Best - OHA - B Kean, T Browning, W Cook, J Broughton, K Kean, L
Gatehouse
Channel - J
Bowerman, C Foster, R Newell, L Mazur, J Mason, C Coventry
DOSA
16.17.113
St Virgils
5.14.44
Goals - DOSA - J Fisher 3, L Manser
2, N Muir 2, B Millhouse 2, N Abrahams, K Dooley, M Robinson, M Jones, D
McConnon, C Claridge, L Golding
St Virgils - R Oakley 2, S Lane 2, N Free
Best -
DOSA - M Hamilton, J Fisher, M Jones, L Golding, B Millhouse, L Browning
St Virgils - S Lane, J
Hooker, A Rhodes, J Brooks, R Oakley, M Grandin
Ladder
% Pts
St Virgils
170.64
52
Richmond
175.91 44
OHA
130.32
32
University
91.04
28
DOSA
36.99
24
Hutchins
77.28 24
Channel
25.00
0
Leading Goalkickers
-
B Hastie
St Virgils
40
G Splann
Richmond
25
W Garvey
OHA
22
M Honey
DOSA
22
L Bartoluvic
University 17
T Roberts
Richmond
17
Review Round 17
Richmond
grabbed top spot on their way to a gutsy 21 point win over Hutchins in the Old
Scholars. The game was up for the taking at half time and Richmond took full
advantage in the third quarter slamming on seven goals to Hutchins’ two to open
up a 39 point break and while Hutchins came home strongly Richmond steadied to
run out victors. Kieran Rogers, Adam Daft and Josh Woolley were best for
Richmond while James McMahon, Nick Leitch and Elliot Noye stood out for
Hutchins.
OHA’s finals
hopes are well alive after seeing off Channel by 61 points. OHA were in control
throughout the game with Russell Yaxley, Ashley Banks and Paul Hudson dominant
but their inaccuracy denied them a much needed percentage boost. Channel battled
for three quarters but finished on through the efforts of Reece Schuth, Chris
Stockfeld and Ben Bowerman.
DOSA remained
in fourth spot after their comfortable 62 point win over St.Virgils whose finals
hopes nosedived. St. Virgils were in the game up to half time but DOSA kicked
away through Ben McIntyre, Sam Peacock and Cameron Golding while Tim Nicholas,
Zac Batchelor and Brad Dodge were best For St.Virgils.
Round 18 10th August
Preview Round 18
With four
rounds remaining in the Old Scholars Hutchins, DOSA and OHA are locked in a
battle for third and fourth spots although OHA have one less game due to a bye
in round twenty.
DOSA should
have all the answers when they host Channel in a night game at North Hobart.
DOSA will be wary of complacency but have too much at stake while Channel need
to be competitive for four quarters if they are to cause an upset.
Entry to the games is free with the Reserves kicking off at 4.15pm followed by
the Senior game at 6.30pm.
Hutchins are
away to University and a win will help them immensely while University have
their eye on a top two finish and with a potent forward line suggestions are
they will have Hutchins measure but Nick Leitch, Elliot Noye and Luke Franks may
have other ideas.
Richmond
should hold all the aces against OHA with the visitors consistency over the past
three rounds a bonus but Richmond with their rich vein of runners and link
players blend in superbly with their forwards while OHA have a key in Chris
Hevey while Mitch McPherson and Ashley Banks are creative forwards.
St.Virgils
bye.
Results Round 18
Seniors
Richmond
d OHA
Richmond
3.5
8.8
17.11 22.15.147
OHA
4.1
6.3
9.6
12.8.80
Goals - Richmond - T
Graham 6, K Baker 5, G Bentley 3, Nick Woolley 2, J Sturzaker 2, N Terry, A
Cook, S Boxall, M Baker
OHA - C Hevey 3, A Banks 2, M Zukauskas 2, R Yaxley,
S Whitelaw, N Skeggs, M Thompson, L Curran
Best - Richmond - M Baker, B Cato, A
Daft, J Woolley, J Sturzaker, Nathan Woolley
OHA - A Riseley, N Skeggs, D
Fenton, D Jordon, L Curran, J Spaulding
Hutchins d University
Hutchins
4.2 7.8
9.11 13.15.93
University
1.3 4.5
8.7
9.9.63
Goals - Hutchins - D
McShane 5, M Wright 4, B Garth 2, O Robertson, S Nicholls
University - F
Reeves 3, M Corbett 3, S Cooper 2, J Nelson
Best - Hutchins - N Leitch, S Heron,
S Nicholls, H Nichols, L Franks, J Archer
University - F Reeves, J Stride, R
Hill, S Cooper, J Cracknell, J Nelson
DOSA d Channel
DOSA
5.4 12.10
16.11
19.15.129
Channel
2.0
2.0 5.2
6.2.38
Goals - DOSA - J
O'Brien 6, B Van Kraanen 4, J Lincoln 3, D Ingles 2, C Golding, R Munnings, A
Davey, J Cerratelli
Channel - D Cragg 3, C Wheatley 2, D Warn
Best - DOSA - J Cerratelli, R
Munnings, D Ingles, J Lincoln, S Byrne, M Fielding
Channel - J Lawler, J
Fordham, D Cragg, J Smith, M Roberts, D Rattenbury
Richmond
16
11
4
1
1690 1271
132.97 46
Hutchins
15
10
5
-
1562 1188
131.48 40
University
15
9
5
1
1678 1242
135.19
38
DOSA
15
9
6
-
1435 1052
136.41 36
OHA
16
8
8
-
1468 1601
91.69 32
St Virgils
15
6
9
-
1307 1316
99.32 24
Channel
16
-
16
-
873
2344 37.24
-
Leading Goalkickers
C Joyce
University
(-) 55
F Reeves
University
(3) 53
D McShane
Hutchins
(5) 53
B Van Krannen
DOSA
(4) 53
T Graham
Richmond
(6) 52
Reserves
Richmond
10.17.77
OHA
11.10.76
Goals - Richmond - P
Roland 2, H Pfiefer 2, I Vance 2, J Hodge, I DeWinter, A Sweet, C Ross
OHA -
W Garvey 5, A Fitzpatrick 2, W Cook, M Bannister, S Fitzgerald, G Vincent
Best - Richmond - H Pfiefer, G
Splann, C Ross, R Brumby, S Bradford, J Byers
OHA - J Freeman, M Bannister, T
Browning, W Garvey, A Moore, G Vincent
University
13.16.94
Hutchins
3.4.22
Goals - University - T
Stewart 3, B Johnson 3, K Takayama 2, Z Lieutier 2, B Hayes, L McCarthy, C
Jordon
Hutchins - N Cenin, A Smith, J Swain
Best - University - M Gates, M
Gowans, J Timbs, K Dedini, Z Lieutier, B Johnson
Hutchins - J Swain, N Cenin,
C Franks, C Hutchinson, S Parsons, J Kemp
DOSA
35.21.231
Channel
2.4.16
Goals - DOSA - M
Hamilton 10, M Robinson 6, J Fisher 5, K Dooley 4, L Browning 2, M Jones 2, J
Davie 2, B Slade, D Newitt, M Scott, M Pace
Channel - K Westbury, N Mansfield
Best - DOSA - M Hamilton, J Fisher, M
Honey, T Allcock, D Newitt, J Doyle
Channel - J Davey, C Coventry, C Russell,
M Jaques, R Panton, B Cameron
Ladder %
Pts
St Virgils
170.64
52
Richmond
169.98
48
OHA
128.16
32
University
97.42
32
DOSA
165.83
28
Hutchins
73.42
24
Channel
23.14
0
Leading Goalkickers
B Hastie
StVirgils
40
W Garvey
OHA
27
G Splann
Richmond
25
M Honey DOSA
22
M Hamilton
DOSA
22
Review Round 18
Richmond sent
a message to their opposition with a clinical display against OHA in the Old
Scholars. A nine goal haul in the premiership third quarter took the wind out of
the Ships sails setting up their 67 point win after a reasonably close first
half. Richmond’s midfielders and onballers in Mitch Baker, Adam Daft and Ben
Cato created havoc on OHA’s defence but Andrew Riseley, Nick Skeggs and Trent
Fenton were good players.
An even
performance by Hutchins enabled them to defeat University by 30 points. An even
spread of goals in each quarter by Hutchins was the difference as University
faltered in the opening and final quarters failing to put scoreboard pressure on
their opponents. The win saw Hutchins leapfrog into second spot through the
efforts of Nick Leitch, Sam Heron and Scott Nichols while Field Reeves, Jake
Stride and Rob Hill played well for University.
Round 19 17th August
Preview Round 19
Tension and
excitement is building in the Old Scholars as finals approach and with three
rounds remaining it appears the top four is settled with the interest in who
will finish second between Hutchins and University.
Hutchins must
defeat a struggling St.Virgils to hold second spot as University are tipped to
defeat Channel. Hutchins form has improved over the last three rounds with their
midfielders having an influence and if they dominate, St.Virgils will be in
trouble although St.Virgils defence will make Hutchins forwards work hard.
If previous
results are any indication the OHA versus DOSA clash should be a thriller. OHA
dropped vital games which cost them dearly and they will keep DOSA guessing as
to what approach they take being giant killers one week and ordinary the next
while DOSA want to lock down fourth spot and are finishing their season off
strongly.
University should handle anything Channel throw at them with the incentive of finishing second to spur the home team on. University’s evenness will be a problem for Channel who have shown they can match it with their opposition for periods but cannot sustain the pressure for four quarters.
Richmond have the bye.
Results Round 19
Seniors
Hutchins d St Virgils
Hutchins
7.3 13.7
14.11 17.14.116
St Virgils
0.2 1.4
3.5
6.7.43
Goals - Hutchins - M
Wright 5, D McShane 3, N Leitch 2, J Archer, B Garth, S Nichols, C Brown, M
Egan, H Nichols, M Wilson
St Virgils - B Hodge 3, N Cornneely 2, M Beck
Best - Hutchins - L Franks, C Brown,
S Heron, J McMahon, M Wilson, M Wright
St Virgils - B Hodge, T
Nicholas, K Hall, J Lethborg, Z Batchelor, M Cornneely
University d Channel
University 5.6
14.9 20.10 28.11.179
Channel 1.2
2.5
4.5 6.8.44
Goals - University - F Reeves 9, T
Stewart 3, M Gowans 3, C Burgess 3, P McEvoy 3, S Cooper 2, J Cracknell, M
Gates, J Harrison, M Jones, R Hill
Channel - D Cragg 4, C Lovell 2
Best - University - R Hill, W McAdam,
F Reeves, S Hamilton, M Corbett, J Cracknell
Channel - D Cragg, M Roberts, J
Beadle, C Lovell, J Fordham, G Mills
DOSA d OHA
DOSA
6.1 11.4
15.9 18.13.121
OHA
4.2 7.3
8.5 14. 9. 93
Goals - DOSA - B VanKraanen 6, J
O'Brien 5, J Veitch 2, S Byrne 2, R Munnings, K Harvey, B Setchell
OHA _ P
Hudson 5, M Zukauskas 4, C Hevey 2, M McPherson 2, T Fenton
Best - DOSA - S Beattie, B McIntyre,
S Peacock, D Newitt, J Veitch, S Byrne
OHA - Z Burnett, A Riseley, J
Spaulding, P Hudson, B Jordon, M Zukauskas
Ladder
Richmond
16
11
4
1
1690 1271
132.97 46
Hutchins
16
11
5
-
1678 1231
136.31 44
University
16
10
5
1
1858 1286
144.48 42
DOSA
16
10
6
-
1556 1145
135.89 40
OHA
17
8
9
-
1561 1722
90.65 32
St Virgils
16
6
10
-
1350 1432
94.27 24
Channel
17
-
17
-
917
2523 36.34
0
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves
University
(9)
62
B Van Kraanen
DOSA
(6)
59
D McShane
Hutchins
(3)
56
C Joyce
University
(-)
55
T Graham
Richmond
(-)
52
St Virgils 19.22.136
Hutchins
5.7.37
Goals
- St Virgils - B Hastie 3, M Ferguson 3, D Hill 3, N Robinson 2, J Gill 2, G
Burke 2, S Hughes 2, S Groves, A Hooker, J Nibbs
Hutchins - T Green 2, D
Readett 2, A Smith
Best
- St Virgils - M Grandin, R Oakley, D Hill, A Hooker, J Gill, M Ferguson
Hutchins - A Smith, L Walker, J Swain, C Franks, J Fyshe, D Mulcahy
University 20.11.131
Channel
9.4.58
Channel - B Cameron 4, D Warn 2, J Webster 2, D
Westlake
Best
- University - L McCarthy, R Bellchambers, S Fisher, N Whittle, R Stuart-Smith,
Z Lieutier
Channel - B Cameron, M Dinijin, J Webster, A Sharpe, K Mansell, C
Frame
OHA
15.12.102
DOSA
14.7.91
DOSA - K Dooley 4, M Hamilton 3, C Claridge 2, J Fisher, D Hall, L
Golding, M Scott, J O'Brien
Best
- OHA - T Martin, B Tonks, W Garvey, T Austin, S Fitzgerald, D Johnson
DOSA -
T Allcock, K Dooley, L Golding, M Honey, J O'Brien, J Fisher
Ladder
%
Pts
St Virgils
179.03 56
Richmond
169.98 48
OHA
126.97 36
University
103.53 36
DOSA
153.31 28
Hutchins
69.08
24
Channe
l24.31
0
Leading Goalkickers
B Hastie
St Virgils
43
W Garvey
OHA
28
G Splann
Richmond
25
M Hamilton
DOSA
25
M Honey
DOSA
22
Review Round 19
Hutchins
remains in second spot on the premiership ladder in the Old Scholars courtesy of
a 73 point thrashing of St.Virgils. Hutchins kicked seven goals to nil in the
first quarter and by half time the game was done and dusted but St.Virgils
fought hard in the second half and added some respectability to the scoreboard.
Lewis Franks, Clinton Brown and Sam Heron stood out for Hutchins while Brad
Dodge, Tim Nicholas and Ken Hall were St.Virgils best.
A four
quarter effort set University up for their 135 point thumping of Channel. Led by
Field Reeves with nine goals University simply had too much class for Channel
who scrapped and scaped but were outplayed. Rob Hill, Will McAdam and Sean
Hamilton were dominant for University while David Cragg, Matt Roberts and Josh
Beadle worked hard for Channel.
DOSA consolidated fourth spot with a consistent four quarter effort in their 28 point win over OHA who were in the game at half time but DOSA drew away in the third quarter and although OHA finished strongly DOSA were in control of the situation. Scott Beattie, Ben McIntyre and Sam Peacock starred for DOSA with Zak Burnett, Andrew Riseley and Josh Spaulding playing well for OHA.
Round 20 24th August
Preview Round 20
With the
final four spots settled in the Old Scholars the remaining factor is who will
finish second between Hutchins and University although DOSA are an outside
chance if results go their way.
Hutchins are
away to DOSA and although their recent form has been sound they need to bring
that form to North Hobart as DOSA are producing the goods at the business end of
the season. Midfield ascendancy will play a major role in this game with both
teams stacked with talented inside and outside players.
St.Virgils
face a challenge against University and whilst out of finals contention need to
finish their season in style while University are looking for consistency.
St.Virgils defence faces a challenge from University’s creative forwards and
their midfield must at least break even against University’s talented line up.
Channel face
an unenviable task against a rampant Richmond and only a four quarter
performance gives them a chance while the Blues are in ominous touch at the
right end of the season. Channel must stem the flow from midfield if they are to
keep Richmond in check.
OHA have the bye.
Results Round 20
Seniors
Hutchins d DOSA
Hutchins
3.2 6.6
9.7 15.9.99
DOSA
2.4 4.7
7.12 8.16.64
Goals - Hutchins - D McShane 7, J
Clark 3, J Archer, N Leitch, M Wright, L Gorringe, L Franks
DOSA - S Peacock
2, B Van Kraanen 2, J O'Brien, M Broughton, B Loveless, J Davie
Best - Hutchins - T Brown, D McShane,
N Cleary, J Clark, L Franks, C Brown
DOSA - J Veitch, B Loveless, B McIntyre,
S Beattie, R Munnings, J Cerratelli
Richmond d Channel
Richmond
9.11 12.12
21.16 29.21.195
Channel
0.1 1.1
3.3
3.3.21
Goals -
Richmond - B Jospeh 11, T Graham 6, K Baker 4, S Boxall 2, J Woolley 2, Nathan
Woolley, Nick Woolley, D Bailey, N Terry
Channel - D Warn, D Cragg, G Mills
Best- Richmond - B Joseph, M Baker, A Daft, B Cato, T Hitchins,
N Woolley
Channel - C Foster, J Smith, M Roberts, J Beadle, G Mills, C Lovell
University
d St Virgils
University
6.2 10.5
20.9 25.13.163
St Virgils
5.3
6.5 7.6
11.6.72
Goals - University - C
Joyce 6, F Reeves 6, T Stewart 4, N Whittle 3, M Gowans 2, M Matuszek, J Stride,
J Cracknell, N Hill
St Virgils - J Collidge 4, M Collis 3, J Hadfield 2, J
Nibbs, B Dodge
Best - University -
T Stevens, H Anderson, N Whittle, J Stride, M Gowans, F Reeves
St Virgils - J
Baker, T Nicholas, D Bourke, B Dalliston, A Ross, J Cole
Ladder
Richmond
17
12
4
1
1876 1289
145.54 50
Hutchins
17
12
5
-
1777 1295
137.22 48
University
17
11
5
1
2021 1358
148.82 46
DOSA
17
10
7
-
1620 1244
130.23 40
OHA
17
8
9
-
1561 1722
90.65 32
St Virgils
17
6
11
-
1422 1595
89.15 24
Channel
18
-
18
-
935 2709
34.51
-
Leading Goalkickers
F Reeves
University
(6) 68
D McShane
Hutchins
(7) 63
B Van Kraanen
DOSA
(2) 61
C Joyce
University
(6) 61
T Graham
Richmond
(-) 58
Reserves
DOSA
15.14.104
Hutchins
8.8.56
Goals
- DOSA - J Carroll 3, K Dooley 3, L Manser 3, N Muir 2, T Curtain, C Claridge, M
Jones, M McCallum
Hutchins - J Howard 2, D Readett 2, S Parsons 2, L Walker,
Z Bury
Best - DOSA - L
Golding, M McCallum, N Muir, J Carroll, K Dooley, C Claridge
Hutchins - L
Walker, Z Bury, A Smith, J Heron, C Franks, J Kemp
Richmond 27.24.186
Channel
3.0.18
Goals
- Richmond - G Splann 7, T Roberts 6, R Brumby 4, T Wright 2, B Woolley 2,
I Vance, J Hodge, C Ross, H Pfiefer, J Bevan, S Bradford
Channel - C Bones, M
Turnbull, M Coad
Best - Richmond -
B Woolley, J Byers, S Bradford, G Splann, A Eastley, D Peck
Channel - N
Jaques, R Drysdale, W Coventry, B Summers, M Turnbull, R Newell
St Virgils 13.6.84
University
7.19.61
Goals
- St Virgils - D Morgan 4, M Ferguson 4, B Hastie 2, S Smith, S Bourke, S Lane
University - K Takayama 2, B Hayes, M Jones, N Fenton, M Gill, L Bartulovic
Best
- St Virgils - T Manning, S Lane, M Ferguson, S Quinn, S Smith, J Brooks
University - R Stuart - Smith, K Dedini, R Bellchambers, M Gill, C McConnon, N
Fenton
Ladder
% Pts
St Virgils
176.32 60
Richmond
185.93 52
OHA
126.97 36
University
101.53 36
DOSA
155.05 32
Hutchins
68.06 24
Channel
23.25
0
Leading
Goalkickers,
B Hastie
StVirgils
45
G Splann
Richmond
32
W Garvey
OHA
28
M Hamilton
DOSA
25
T Roberts
Richmond
24
M Ferguson
StVirgils
23
M Honey
DOSA
22
Review Round 20
DOSA’s dream of a double chance nosedived while Hutchins blossomed after they
finished strongly against DOSA. Quick ball movement was a highlight in the first
half and Hutchins accuracy saw them hold an 11 point lead at the break. DOSA
pegged back the deficit in the third quarter but Hutchins took over in the final
quarter kicking six goals to one in a clinical display and win by 35 points.
Travis Brown, Declan McShane and Nick Cleary starred for Hutchins while Justin
Veitch, Brendan Loveless and Ben McIntyre were best for DOSA.
University stunned St.Virgils with a ten goal to one third quarter eventually
winning by 91 points. After an even start University dominated proceedings with
their spread of goalkickers proving too much for Saints defenders. Trent
Stevens, Hamish Anderson and Nick Whittle were best for University while John
Baker, Tim Nicholas and Stephen Bourke played well for St.Virgils.
Richmond turned on the power thrashing Channel by 174 points. Playing for the
Des Minehan trophy Richmond had control from the start with Brad Joseph on fire
kicking eleven goals while Mitch Baker and Adam Daft stood out while Chris
Foster, Jay Smith and Matt Roberts were the pick, for Channel.
Round 21 31st August
Preview Round 21
The Old
Scholars roster concludes on Saturday and with finals looming the battle for the
double chance between Hutchins and University will be decided.
Hutchins
performances over the past month have been impressive and they play OHA who will
be keen to finish their season on a high. With players set to return, Hutchins
can only get stronger with the recruitment of Declan McShane and James Heron
bonuses. OHA’s midseason slump proved costly but they defeated Hutchins in their
last outing so a close game is expected.
University
take on DOSA which could be a dress rehersal of the first semi final if DOSA win
but they need to address their goal kicking inaccuracy while University’s
forward structure may be too much for DOSA’s defence.
Richmond should have all the answers against St.Virgils in their run up to the finals having not lost a game since round nine and are in top form whereas Saints season was wrecked with several season ending injuries to key players.
Channel have the bye and while they went winless in the roster season, they unearthed a group of promising young players which augurs well for 2014.
Results Round 21
Seniors
Hutchins d OHA
Hutchins
9.10 16.18
20.23 28.27.195
OHA
3.1
6.6 8.9
13.13.91
Goals - Hutchins - D
McShane 12, M Egan 4, M Wright 3, N Leitch 2, O Robinson, S Nichols, C Brown, L
Franks, L Gorringe, N Cleary, B Garth
OHA - C Hevey 3, M McPherson 3, J
Britten 2, N Skeggs, Z Burnett, T Fenton, A Banks, B Jordon
Best - Hutchins - D McShane, M Egan,
L Franks, O Robinson, L Gorringe, J Coad
OHA - M McPherson, J Britten, A
Banks, C Hevey, N Skeggs
University d DOSA
University
0.6
6.8 10.13
13.17.95
DOSA
3.0
4.4
6.7
9.13.67
Goals - University - F
Reeves 4, P McEvoy 3, N Hill, C Burgess, J Harrison, J Stride, R Hill, N
Brereton
DOSA - B Van Krannen 3, J Davie 3, S Peacock 2, B Loveless
Best - University - M Gill, N Hill, J
Hamilton, H Anderson, K Dedini, R Hill
DOSA - S Beattie, M Broughton, B
McIntyre
Richmond d St Virgils
Richmond
4.4
10.6 15.13
18.20.128
St Virgils
1.1
2.5 3.9
6.14.50
Goals - Richmond - K
Baker 8, T Graham 2, B Joseph 2, B Cato 2, M Turner, N Terry, M Baker, T
Hitchins
St Virgils - M Collis 2, A Ross, S Lane, L Green, K Hall
Best - Richmond - K Baker, A Daft, D
Bailey, B Cato, Nathan Woolley, M Baker
St Virgils - J Baker, L Green, J
Nibbs, G Crosswell, J Lethborg, C Thomas
Ladder
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
Richmond
18
13
4
1
2013 1342
150.00 54
Hutchins
18
13
5
-
1972 1386
142.28 52
University
18
12
5
1
2116 1425
148.49 50
DOSA
18
10
8
-
1687 1339
125.99 40
OHA
18
8
10
-
1652 1917
86.18 32
St Virgils
18
6
12
-
1472 1723
85.43 24
Channel
18
-
18
-
938
2718
34.51 -
Leading Goalkickers
D McShane
Hutchins
(12)
75
F Reeves
University
(4)
72
B Van Kraanen
DOSA
(3) 64
C Joyce
University
(-)
61
T Graham
Richmond
(2)
58
Reserves
OHA
18.9.117
Hutchins
8.7.55
Goals - OHA - W Garvey
3, W Cook 3, B Tonks 3, S Fitzgerald 3, A Fitzpatrick 2, T Austen 2, N Gobbey, D
Baker
Hutchins - S Palazzolo 2, J Fyshe 2, L Walker, A Headley, J Howard, A
Smith
Best - OHA - D Baker, N
Gobbey, S Fitzgerald, A Fitzpatrick, J Freeman, B Kean
Hutchins - N Cenin, S
Palazzolo, L Walker, A Smith, J Fyshe, L Nichols
DOSA
19.16.130
University
11. 9. 75
Goals - DOSA
- J Carroll 3, J Claridge 3, K Dooley 3, M Honey 3, L Manser 2, N Muir 2, D
McConnon 2, J Fisher
University - N Fenton 2, D Young 2, C Jordon 2, S
Fisher, M Jones, J Nelson, B Hayes
Best - DOSA - M Scott, T Allcock, L Browning, L Golding, M Pace, J Carroll
University - B Stanborough, M Jones, R Bellchambers, N Whittle, T Little, N
Fenton
Richmond
17.11.113
St Virgils
9.9.63
Goals - Richmond - T
Roberts 5, R Brumby 3, H Pfiefer 3, C Cupit 2, P Roland 2, B Woolley, M Cooper
St Virgils - S Quinn 2, R Oakley 2, S Groves, B Hastie, M Rhodes, J Hooker, S
Bourke
Best - Richmond - C Ross, S
Bradford, B Woolley, G Splann, T Roberts, A Sweet
St Virgils - M Grandin, S
Hughes, T Manning, G Bourke, D Hill, J Hooker
Ladder
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
Pts
St Virgils
18
15
3
-
1701 1042
163.24 60
Richmond
18 14
4
-
1924 1037
185.54 56
OHA
18
10
8
-
1666 1275
130.66 40
DOSA
18
9
9
-
1741 1114
156.28 36
University
18
9
9
-
1398 1433
97.55 36
Hutchins
18
6
12
-
1112 1670
68.64
24
Channel
18
-
18
-
597 2568
23.25 -
Leading Goalkickers
B Hastie
St Virgils
(1) 46
G Splann
Richmond
(-) 31
W Garvey
OHA
(3) 31
Review Round 21
Hutchins
grabbed second spot in the Old Scholars courtesy of a 104 point drubbing of OHA.
Hutchins dominated from the first quarter and they held a match winning 72 point
lead at half time. OHA stopped the flow of goals in the second half but were
generally outplayed with Hutchins’ Declan McShane kicking 12 goals to win the
Don Randell medal for the Association leading goalkicker. Michael Egan and Lewis
Franks also starred for Hutchins while Mitch McPherson, Jason Britten and Ashley
Banks stood out for OHA.
University
fought hard to hold off DOSA and win by 28 points. DOSA’s accuracy in the first
quarter allowed them the lead but University took over in the second quarter and
kept the momentum going in the second half through Matt Gill, Nick Hill and Sean
Hamilton while Ben McIntyre, Mitch Broughton and Scott Beattie were DOSA’s best.
Richmond freshened up for the finals with a 75 point win over St.Virgils. Richmond were never tested with the game over at half time and while Saints fought the game out Richmond with Kurt Baker (8 goals), Adam Daft and Dane Bailey dominant held sway while John Baker, Lucas Green and Jay Nibbs fought hard for Saints.
Semi Finals 7th September Richmond
Preview SF - More Finals information, photos and reports.
A gala day
featuring the four semi finals in the Senior and Reserves grades in the Old
Scholars will be held at Richmond on Saturday. In the Senior second semi final
Richmond meets Hutchins and a great spectacle is forecast as last time they met
Richmond were victors by 21 points in a tight affair. Richmond coach Scott Allen
said his players have worked hard throughout the season to give themselves the
opportunity to play finals and are hungry to succeed while Hutchins coach Nick
Leitch rates his team as good a chance as any and while the four teams playing
are evenly matched it depends on who turns up and performs on the day.
University
meet OHA in the Senior first semi final. University won two of the three games
played this season and have a well balanced outfit and will hope Chris Joyce is
available to complement his other dangerous forwards. DOSA have had an up and
down season but with Ben Setchell and Justin O’Brien leading the charge they
will give it their best shot.
In the
Reserves second semi final St.Virgils meet Richmond and OHA play DOSA in the
first semi final.
Games times
start are:
Reserves
Second semi final
St.Virgils v Richmond at 10am
Seniors First
semi final
University v DOSA at 12.25pm
Seniors
Second semi final
Richmond v Hutchins at 3.05pm
Reserves
First semi final
OHA v DOSA at 5.45pm
Results SF
Seniors
DOSA d University
DOSA
0.2 6.7
10.8 16.10.106
University
4.5 7.7
7.10 7.13.53
Goals - DOSA - B VanKraanen 6, J
Fisher 4, J Davie 2, J Harvey, R Munnings, K Harvey, B Setchell
University -
F Reeves 4, P McEvoy 2, R Hill
Best
- DOSA - S Peacock, J Harvey, B Setchell, C Golding, A Davey, J Fisher
University - J Stride, T Stevens, C Burgess, P McEvoy, J Hamilton, F Reeves
Seniors 2nd Semi Final
Hutchins d Richmond
Hutchins
0.2 4.2
10.3 14.12.96
Richmond
5.5 8.5
11.5 13. 7.85
Goals - Hutchins - J Clark
4, J Archer 2, Z Bury 2, L Franks 2, C Brown, N Leitch, M Egan, M Wright
Richmond - K Baker 3, G Bentley 3, S Boxall 2, T Graham 2, J Sturzaker, B Cato,
A Cook
Best - Hutchins - M Egan,
L Franks, S Palazollo, N Cleary, J Clark, J McMahon
Richmond - J Baker,
Nathan Woolley, T Hitchens, J Sturzaker, S Boxall, N Mayne
Reserves 2nd Semi Fina
Richmond d St Virgils
Richmond
2.8 5.12
8.14 9.19.73
St Virgils
0.0 0.0
1.2 4.6.30
Goals - Richmond - M Cooper 3, T
Roberts 2, A Sweet, P Roland, A Reeve, G Splann
St Virgils - G Burke 2, B
Hastie, J Hadfield
Best -
Richmond - H Phieffer, J Byers, C Ross, J Hodge, A Sweet, D Williams
St
Virgils - G Burke, D Bourke, J Brooks, T Manning, D Quinn, S Lane
Reserves 1st Semi Fina
DOSA d OHA
DOSA
3.4 8.8
9.11 12.13.85
OHA
0.2 4.4
6.9 8.16.64
Goals - DOSA - N Muir 4, C
Claridge 3, D McConnon 2, M Hamilton, S Byrne, J Carroll
OHA - A Fitzpatrick
2, W Cook 2, T Austen, C Williams, W Garvey, B Tonks
Best - DOSA - M Scott, C
Claridge, J Carroll, N Muir, A Wilson, T Doyle
OHA - W Cook, B Tonks, A
Fitzpatrick, D Baker, S Fitzgerald, N Balcombe
In front of a
large crowd at Richmond Hutchins won through to the Grand Final in the Old
Scholars with a nail biting win over Richmond in extra time in the Second Semi
Final. With the final scores locked at 83 points each they played two five
minute periods in which Hutchins kicked two goals one behind to Richmond’s two
behinds and won by 11 points. The game began with Richmond in control but
Hutchins fought back to reduce the margin at half time to 27 points after
Richmond kicked the first five goals of the game The second half belonged to
Hutchins as they lifted their work rate but were wasteful at goal while Richmond
tended to play too loose in defence. Michael Egan, Lewis Franks and Sam
Palazollo were best for Hutchins while Jayden Baker, Nathan Woolley and Troy
Hitchens were best for Richmond.
DOSA advanced to the Preliminary Final with a 51point win over University in the First Semi Final. University jumped out of the blocks early but DOSA fought back and took control in the second half through Sam Peacock, Justin Harvey and Ben Setchell while Jake Stride, Trent Stevens and Cameron Burgess were best for University.
In the Reserves Richmond won the second semi final to enter the Grand Final and DOSA were successful in the first semi final to contest the Preliminary Final next week.
Preliminary Finals 14th September North Hobart
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The prize is a grand final berth when Richmond who will be out to atone for last
week’s disappointing loss take on a keen DOSA outfit in the Old Scholars
Preliminary final at North Hobart with the winner to meet Hutchins. Richmond won
two of the three clashes between these teams this season and will start slight
favourites. Richmond looked a million dollars early in the second semi final but
defensive lapses proved costly and will need to tighten up in that area.
They
have enjoyed a consistent season and there is no doubting their ability will
test DOSA who had a good win against University.
Their
emphasis will be on laying a solid foundation early and give it their best shot
in what should be an enthralling contest. A decisive influence on the result
will be the battle for ascendency between
Richmond’s
onballers Adam Daft, Mitch Baker, Brad Joseph and Dane Bailey opposed to
DOSA’s Ben Setchell, Jeff Fisher, Justin O’Brien and Sam Peacock.
In the Reserves Preliminary Final St.Virgils will look to make amends for last week’s poor showing when they take on DOSA who are defending their 2012 title in what should be another tight contest.
Results PF
Seniors
DOSA d Richmond
DOSA
4.7 7.8
12.11 17.15.117
Richmond 3.2
8.4 13.5
15. 7. 97
Goals - DOSA - J Fisher 3, K Harvey
3, B Van Kraanen 2, D Newitt 2, A Abrahams 2, J O'Brien 2, C Golding, B
Setchell, M Broughton
Richmond - T Graham 4, B Joseph 3, S Boxall 2, G Bentley 2, M Baker 2, D Bailey,
Nick Woolley
Best - DOSA - J Veitch, L Manser, B Setchell, K Harvey, J Fisher, M
Broughton
Richmond - T
Graham, B Cato, J Baker, A Daft, B Joseph, A Cook
Reserves
St Virgils d DOSA
St Virgils
2.2 5.6
7.9 10.13.73
DOSA
1.1 3.2
4.4 6.6.42
Goals - St
Virgils - G Burke 6, M Ferguson, R Oakley, J Hadfield, M Ferguson
DOSA - S Byrne 2, K Dooley 2, N Muir, J Carroll
Best - St Virgils - G Burke, N
Robinson, D Hill, S Lane, J Hooker, S Quinn
DOSA - M Pace, J Carroll, M Scott, N Muir, J
Cerritelli, A Wilson
Review PF
A challenging start by DOSA, a typical Richmond fightback and a barnstorming finish by DOSA highlighted the Old Scholars Preliminary Final clash between Richmond and DOSA with DOSA earning the right to challenge Hutchins in next Saturday’s Grand Final. DOSA flew out of the blocks in the first quarter bombarding the goals but inaccuracy cost them a handy lead and Richmond added two late quarter goals to peg back DOSA. Richmond turned the game around in the second quarter kicking five goals to three to take a two point lead into half time.
The third
quarter was a shootout as both teams tried to gain an advantage and the three
quarter siren sounded with both teams locked on 83 points each. The final
quarter belonged to DOSA who dominated around the packs and their defence stood
tall while kicking five goals to Richmond’s two to win by 20 points. Both teams
had players who flashed in and out but none were as consistent as DOSA’s Justin
Veitch and Ben Setchell supported by Luke Manser, Mitch Broughton, Kim Harvey
and Jeff Fisher while Trent Graham, Ben Cato, Jayden Baker, Adam Daft, Brad
Joseph and Alex Cook were Richmond’s best.
In the Reserves a six goal haul from Gerard Burke enabled St.Virgils to overcome DOSA and they will meet Richmond in the Grand Final.
Grand Final 21st September North Hobart
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