Williamstown vs. North Ballarat
Sunday 10th June
Burbank Oval at 2:00 PM
Williamstown
B McKenzie Cox Stanley
HB Toovey Brown Goldsack
C Nicholls Licuria Thomas
HF R. Cook Reid Davies
F Picken Bryan Limbach
R Richards Iles Br. Johnson
Int Chiu Dick Clarke
Meyer Wellingham Stretton
Williams MacAffer Rose
Proctor Lonie Crawford
williamstown vs Nth Ballarat @Burbank
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Re: williamstown vs Nth Ballarat @Burbank
B McKenzie Cox Stanley
HB Toovey Brown Goldsack
C Nicholls Licuria Thomas
HF R. Cook Reid Davies
F Picken Bryan Limbach
R Richards Iles Br. Johnson
Int Chiu Dick Clarke
Meyer Wellingham Stretton
Williams MacAffer Rose
Proctor Lonie Crawford
Of the Pies listed players you would assume that Thomas will retain his place, Goldsack and Toovey would be unlucky not to. Interesting to see who of Cox, Stanley, Lica, Bryan would get the other slot. With Richards out you would think that Bryan would possibly have the front running.
HB Toovey Brown Goldsack
C Nicholls Licuria Thomas
HF R. Cook Reid Davies
F Picken Bryan Limbach
R Richards Iles Br. Johnson
Int Chiu Dick Clarke
Meyer Wellingham Stretton
Williams MacAffer Rose
Proctor Lonie Crawford
Of the Pies listed players you would assume that Thomas will retain his place, Goldsack and Toovey would be unlucky not to. Interesting to see who of Cox, Stanley, Lica, Bryan would get the other slot. With Richards out you would think that Bryan would possibly have the front running.
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2007 TRUenergy VFL Seniors
Williamstown 6.9 10.18 15.21 18.25 (133)
North Ballarat 4.4 7.5 10.11 13.15 (93)
GOALS:
Williamstown: Limbach 4 Rose 3 Dick 3 MacAffer 2 Clarke 2 Reid Wellingham Lonie Williams
North Ballarat: Gregg 4 Hughes 2 Riggio Whyman George Cartledge Roach Dinnell Goodes
BEST:
Williamstown: Iles McKenzie Rose Clarke Richards Picken
North Ballarat: Roach Grima Whyman Goodes George Hughes
REPORTED PLAYERS:
Williamstown: Nil
North Ballarat: Nil
Williamstown 6.9 10.18 15.21 18.25 (133)
North Ballarat 4.4 7.5 10.11 13.15 (93)
GOALS:
Williamstown: Limbach 4 Rose 3 Dick 3 MacAffer 2 Clarke 2 Reid Wellingham Lonie Williams
North Ballarat: Gregg 4 Hughes 2 Riggio Whyman George Cartledge Roach Dinnell Goodes
BEST:
Williamstown: Iles McKenzie Rose Clarke Richards Picken
North Ballarat: Roach Grima Whyman Goodes George Hughes
REPORTED PLAYERS:
Williamstown: Nil
North Ballarat: Nil
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2007 TRUenergy VFL Seniors
Williamstown 6.9 10.18 15.21 18.25 (133)
North Ballarat 4.4 7.5 10.11 13.15 (93)
GOALS:
Williamstown: Limbach 4 Rose 3 Dick 3 MacAffer 2 Clarke 2 Reid Wellingham Lonie Williams
North Ballarat: Gregg 4 Hughes 2 Riggio Whyman George Cartledge Roach Dinnell Goodes
BEST:
Williamstown: Iles McKenzie Rose Clarke Richards Picken
North Ballarat: Roach Grima Whyman Goodes George Hughes
REPORTED PLAYERS:
Williamstown: Nil
North Ballarat: Nil
Williamstown 6.9 10.18 15.21 18.25 (133)
North Ballarat 4.4 7.5 10.11 13.15 (93)
GOALS:
Williamstown: Limbach 4 Rose 3 Dick 3 MacAffer 2 Clarke 2 Reid Wellingham Lonie Williams
North Ballarat: Gregg 4 Hughes 2 Riggio Whyman George Cartledge Roach Dinnell Goodes
BEST:
Williamstown: Iles McKenzie Rose Clarke Richards Picken
North Ballarat: Roach Grima Whyman Goodes George Hughes
REPORTED PLAYERS:
Williamstown: Nil
North Ballarat: Nil
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Just a few comments about today's game.
Stanley didn't play so there must be some chance that he could play tomorrow.
Richards played just about the best game I've seen him play. Apart from one mistake when he allowed the Ballarat ruckman to mark and goal on the goal line during the third quarter, he dominated the ball ups all day, directing most of the taps to Willi players. He also played well around the ground taking several marks and setting up play.
Lonie played most of the game and got through unscathed. Licuria took a hard knock to the body in the last quarter but seemed to recover ok.
Brown played the best game I've seen from him all year. He took a great mark against two players in the third quarter. He may have problems knowing where to position himself on the backline when his opponent moves upfield. Having Cox on the ground seems to help Brown (when Cox was off the ground in the second quarter Nth Ballarat got on top in the forward line). I didn't see any problems with Brown's kicking.
Stanley played full back most of the day so didn't get many kicks - got beaten a couple of times but never gave up.
I thought Wellingham was solid all day taking a couple of good grabs and sending the ball forward.
Dick was quiet for three quarters (generally out muscled by stronger opponents - needs to put on weight) then broke free in the last quarter and kicked a couple of good goals.
Iles had a great second half as did Nicholls in the third quarter.
Reid spent some time in the ruck in the third quarter to relieve Richards and dominated the Nth Ballarat rucks (assume Ballarat have some talls missing from their side). Reid's kicking was very ordinary but he picks the ball up like a rover.
Clarke is a thumping kick but may need to adjust to the physical side of Aussie football before he gets promoted. Macaffer played very well on the forward line but missed a couple of gettable goals he should have kicked. I doubt very much he will drop back to reserves football from now on.
Of the Willi players I was very impressed with Proctor (5), Crawford (14), Picken (18) and McKenzie(9).
All up a good win by Williamstown despite some wayward kicking in the second quarter. Should build up some confidence going into the rest of the season.
Stanley didn't play so there must be some chance that he could play tomorrow.
Richards played just about the best game I've seen him play. Apart from one mistake when he allowed the Ballarat ruckman to mark and goal on the goal line during the third quarter, he dominated the ball ups all day, directing most of the taps to Willi players. He also played well around the ground taking several marks and setting up play.
Lonie played most of the game and got through unscathed. Licuria took a hard knock to the body in the last quarter but seemed to recover ok.
Brown played the best game I've seen from him all year. He took a great mark against two players in the third quarter. He may have problems knowing where to position himself on the backline when his opponent moves upfield. Having Cox on the ground seems to help Brown (when Cox was off the ground in the second quarter Nth Ballarat got on top in the forward line). I didn't see any problems with Brown's kicking.
Stanley played full back most of the day so didn't get many kicks - got beaten a couple of times but never gave up.
I thought Wellingham was solid all day taking a couple of good grabs and sending the ball forward.
Dick was quiet for three quarters (generally out muscled by stronger opponents - needs to put on weight) then broke free in the last quarter and kicked a couple of good goals.
Iles had a great second half as did Nicholls in the third quarter.
Reid spent some time in the ruck in the third quarter to relieve Richards and dominated the Nth Ballarat rucks (assume Ballarat have some talls missing from their side). Reid's kicking was very ordinary but he picks the ball up like a rover.
Clarke is a thumping kick but may need to adjust to the physical side of Aussie football before he gets promoted. Macaffer played very well on the forward line but missed a couple of gettable goals he should have kicked. I doubt very much he will drop back to reserves football from now on.
Of the Willi players I was very impressed with Proctor (5), Crawford (14), Picken (18) and McKenzie(9).
All up a good win by Williamstown despite some wayward kicking in the second quarter. Should build up some confidence going into the rest of the season.