From Hobart Mercury
Reported by Brett Stubbs
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THE state squad selection policy will drive older players out of the TSL, North Hobart captain and former Devil Nathan Street believes.

Selectors have gone with a youth policy based on attributes in line with the AFL draft rather than simply picking the best TSL team possible ahead of the May 26 clash with the VFL at Blundstone Arena.

From Hobart Mercury
Reported by Brett Stubbs
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THE already inexperienced TSL team has a huge hole to fill after the withdrawal of arguably the state's most skilled player, Clarence captain Cameron Thurley.

Thurley, a former Geelong and North Melbourne utility as well as a Devils veteran, underwent groin surgery in the off-season and has to manage the injury to get through the year and avoid the doctor's knife again.

From Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Ryan Reynolds
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TONIGHT'S VFL tribunal outcome will have huge ramifications for the season of Geelong defender David Wojcinski.

Wojcinski yesterday accepted a one-match ban for striking youngster Jack Viney in Saturday's VFL loss, but must face the tribunal on a serious rough conduct charge.

From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Luke D'Anello
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WERRIBEE skipper Robbie Castello is poised to reach a milestone this Sunday.

Barring injury, the 26-year-old will play his 138th match and become the VFL club's games record holder against Frankston at Frankston Oval.

From Frankston Standard Leader
Reported by Simon McEvoy
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FRANKSTON co-captain Luke Potts suffered a knee injury in the Dolphins' 36-point loss to Box Hill Hawks on Saturday.

"We won't know until Wednesday how he pulls up," Frankston coach Simon Goosey said.

Potts came back on after injuring the knee, but was hobbling after the game.

From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Brittany Shanahan
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BATTERED, bruised and beaten.

Coburg's interchange in the final quarter had Ben Griffiths icing his knee as Piva Wright limped off the ground.

It was certainly not the Tigers' day, beaten by an uncompromising Werribee outfit 12.11 (83) to 20.14 (134).

From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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IT was the grand final rematch and a mismatch, too.

On a cold and wet day at North Port Oval on Saturday, Port Melbourne gained its 28th consecutive victory when it flattened its great rival Williamstown by 80 points.

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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SANDRINGHAM forward Jackson Coleman booted five goals in a break-out performance in the Zebras' 38-point win over Bendigo Gold at Trevor Barker Beach Oval yesterday.

Coleman, who turned down a contract with the Victorian Bushrangers cricket team to pursue his AFL dream, remains in the AFL recruiters' eyes.