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Round 3 VFL Results

By administrator April 13, 2008
 
Tasmania 4.5 8.8 12.15 18.17 (125)
Geelong 4.2 10.3 12.6 15.11 (101)

Williamstown 6.2 9.4 17.5 24.7 (151)
Port Melbourne 5.2 12.6 14.9 17.12 (114)

Northern Bullants 2.4 9.5 12.7 20.8 (128)
Collingwood 2.1 8.2 10.2 12.5 (77)

Coburg Tigers 6.3 10.5 11.11 13.13 (91)
North Ballarat 4.4 6.8 8.12 13.14 (92)


Casey Scorpions 2.1 8.6 13.10 18.14 (122)
Box Hill Hawks 1.6 6.7 7.11 13.11 (89)

Sandringham 5.4 7.5 9.8 13.12 (90)
Frankston 2.2 6.6 10.9 15.12 (102)


Werribee Tigers 4.1 9.5 13.7 17.13 (115)
Bendigo Bombers 3.1 6.6 11.9 14.11 (95)

Hurting Tigers await Roosters

By administrator April 11, 2008
From the Ballarat Courier
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NORTH Ballarat has the potential to be on the end of a Richmond selection backlash in the Victorian Football League on Saturday.

The Selkirk Roosters face the Richmond-aligned Coburg Tigers, which is already stung by its own capitulation against Northern Bullants.

But Coburg might also feature several out-of-favour Richmond players with plenty to prove.

Richmond coach Terry Wallace is threatening to wield the axe after a heavy loss to Collingwood, with up to six players - including established star Joel Bowden - reportedly in his sights. But nothing will distract North Ballarat coach Gerard FitzGerald as he prepares to stretch the Roosters' unbeaten run to three in their first venture away from home.

FitzGerald constantly talks about the fluid nature of the VFL created by AFL alignments - accepting the potential for significant change in the make-up of opposition teams from week-to-week. He is already wary of last year's VFL grand finalist, so nothing will sway him from his ever cautious approach.

Round 3 Teams

By administrator April 11, 2008
 
Tasmania vs. Geelong
Saturday 12th April
Bellerive Oval (ABC TV) at 1:10 PM

Tasmania

B

Street

Savage

Cornelius

HB

Burgess

Richter

Vearing

C

Charlesworth

George

Long

HF

Geappen

Hardy

Gilmour

F

Bongetti

S. Plummer

A. Bielski

R

T. Plummer

Setchell

Shackleton

Int

Koulouriotis

Cassidy

Bowden


Mooney

Langford

Hazell


Andrews

Thurley


Geelong

B

Laidler

Kangars

Bedford

HB

Tenace

Lonergan

D. Johnson

C

Davenport

Byrne

Byrnes

HF

Moles

S. Simpson

Hogan

F

Donohue

D. Simpson

McKenna

R

Mumford

Prismall

Varcoe

Int

Simpkin

Cheep

Hollmer


Potter

Staveniuter

Firman


Urie

Barnes


Box Hill wastes chances

By administrator April 09, 2008
Picture: Mark FreckerFrom the Whitehorse Leader
Reported by Chris Vernuccio

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BOX Hill football manager Greg Boxall blamed poor disposal and wasteful goal-kicking for a VFL loss the Hawks should have avoided.

The Hawks, despite having a whopping 75 more disposals, lost to the Tasmania Devils, 13.10 (88) to 12.13 (85), at Box Hill City Oval on Sunday.

The home side led by 17 points at half-time but was unable to push on in the second half.

However, the half-time margin should have been more as the Hawks kicked an appalling 1.9 before getting their act together with six consecutive goals leading into the main break.

Although the Hawks continued to dominate possession, their skills let them down.

New life in Devils

By administrator April 09, 2008
From The Mercury
Reported by Brett Stubbs
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ENDING the partial alliance with the Kangaroos has revived the Devils' spirit, says Tasmania's five-goal hero Alex Gilmour.

The Devils returned to the VFL winning list with a three-point victory over Box Hill on Sunday, despite holding the same lead at the final change and kicking into a strong wind.

"I always thought the best thing for Tasmanian footy would be as a stand-alone club," Gilmour said yesterday.

"The group is together, a close group centralised down here in Hobart.

"There is nobody flying in, flying out, trying to get AFL games, playing for themselves. It is just a group of Tasmanians all going in the one direction trying to get the same result."

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