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AFL Canberra Round 3
24th April 2010 10.50am
Sydney Cricket Ground
Ladder
1st Swans 2W 0L 149.7%
2nd Ainslie 1W 1L 133.9%
Last Round
Queanbeyan 16.9 (105) defeated by Reserves 19.14 (128)
Ainslie 13.12 (90) defeated by Eastlake 16.14 (110)
History
2009
R3 Reserves 16.15 (111) defeated Ainslie 17.6 (108)
R7 Ainslie 17.13 (111) defeated Reserves 13.8 (86)
R13 Reserves 19.23 (137) defeated Ainslie 12.11 (83)
Team List
Sportingpulse Team Lists
In: Meredith (return from injury), McKaigue (?)
Out: Nick Smith (Senior promotion), Sam Reid (?) Taylor Gilchrist (?)
The squad in that link only has 22 names (out of a possible 24) and 16 listed players (out of a possible 18) so it's possible that Reid and Gilchrist have been mistakenly omitted.
Meredith makes a welcome return from his quad strain injury, and will join the logjam of half-forward/midfield types aiming for a place in the senior side. Chris McKaigue also returns after missing last week, while Byron Sumner continues his unexplained absence.
Top ups
Ainslie
Last year's beaten grand finalists pulled off a recruiting coup when they convinced ex-Crow Rob Shirley to bypass the promise of GC17 to lace up the boots with the Tricolours. This addition has been tempered by the key losses of youngster Jason Tutt (drafted by the Western Bulldogs) and ex-Mulrooney Medallist Ryan Lewis. It also seems their CHF ex-North Melbourne player Ben Hughes, who kicked 7 goals in Round 1, will be missing from this game.
Ainslie smashed the cellar dwellars Tuggeranong Hawks in the first round and went down narrowly to Eastlake in a tough contest in Round 2.
24th April 2010 10.50am
Sydney Cricket Ground
Ladder
1st Swans 2W 0L 149.7%
2nd Ainslie 1W 1L 133.9%
Last Round
Queanbeyan 16.9 (105) defeated by Reserves 19.14 (128)
Ainslie 13.12 (90) defeated by Eastlake 16.14 (110)
History
2009
R3 Reserves 16.15 (111) defeated Ainslie 17.6 (108)
R7 Ainslie 17.13 (111) defeated Reserves 13.8 (86)
R13 Reserves 19.23 (137) defeated Ainslie 12.11 (83)
Team List
Sportingpulse Team Lists
- 7. Brett Meredith
- 8. Trent Dennis-Lane
- 10. Daniel Currie
- 11. Ed Barlow (Senior emergency)
- 13. Patty Veszpremi
- 16. Gary Rohan (Senior emergency)
- 23. Lewis Johnston
- 25. Ted Richards (Senior emergency)
- 26. Henry Playfair
- 28. Dylan McNeil
- 35. Campbell Heath
- 36. Chris McKaigue
- 38. Mike Pyke
- 42. Paul Bevan
- 43. Matt O'Dwyer
- 45. Nathan Gordon
In: Meredith (return from injury), McKaigue (?)
Out: Nick Smith (Senior promotion), Sam Reid (?) Taylor Gilchrist (?)
The squad in that link only has 22 names (out of a possible 24) and 16 listed players (out of a possible 18) so it's possible that Reid and Gilchrist have been mistakenly omitted.
Meredith makes a welcome return from his quad strain injury, and will join the logjam of half-forward/midfield types aiming for a place in the senior side. Chris McKaigue also returns after missing last week, while Byron Sumner continues his unexplained absence.
Top ups
- Andrew Goodieson (UNSW/ES)
- Blake Guthrie (Swans scholarship player)
- Barron Hanson (Wollongong)
- Kieran Emery (ex-Eagles scholarship player - North Shore)
- Alexander Sneddon (ex-Eagles scholarship player - Campbelltown)
- Jackson Potter (Swans scholarship player)
Ainslie
Last year's beaten grand finalists pulled off a recruiting coup when they convinced ex-Crow Rob Shirley to bypass the promise of GC17 to lace up the boots with the Tricolours. This addition has been tempered by the key losses of youngster Jason Tutt (drafted by the Western Bulldogs) and ex-Mulrooney Medallist Ryan Lewis. It also seems their CHF ex-North Melbourne player Ben Hughes, who kicked 7 goals in Round 1, will be missing from this game.
Ainslie smashed the cellar dwellars Tuggeranong Hawks in the first round and went down narrowly to Eastlake in a tough contest in Round 2.
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