Round 19 - Team of the Week
August 10th 2010 12:03
Round 19 - Team of the Week
B: Shaun Grigg (Carlton) - Scott Thompson (North Melbourne) - Sam Fisher (St.Kilda)
HB: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda) - Heath Grundy (Sydney Swans) - Nathan Bock (Adelaide Crows)
C: Brady Rawlings (North Melbourne) - Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda) - Brent Harvey (North Melbourne)
HF: Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) - Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions) - Jeff Garlett (Carlton)
F: Lynden Dunn (Melbourne) - Jarrad Waite (Carlton) - Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
R: Shane Mumford (Sydney Swans) - Alan Didak (Collingwood) - Leigh Adams (North Melbourne)
I/C: Dane Swan (Collingwood) - Liam Jurrah (Melbourne) - Hamish McIntosh (North Melbourne) - Michael Rischitelli (Brisbane Lions)
Em: Adam Schneider (St.Kilda) - Nick Riewoldt (St.Kilda) - Ben Hudson (Western Bulldogs)
Carlton def Essendon by 76 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Essendon 9.19 (73)
Carlton 23.11 (149)
GOALS
Essendon: Hardingham 2, Colyer, Hille, Monfries, Prismall, Reimers, Stanton, Winderlich
Carlton: Garlett 6, Waite 4, Robinson 2, Carrazzo 2, Betts, Bower, Ellard, Grigg, Hampson, Joseph, Judd, Murphy, Simpson
BEST
Essendon: Stanton, Hardingham, Colyer, Hurley
Carlton: Garlett, Judd, Grigg, Robinson, Warnock, Waite, Ellard
Votes:
5: Chris Judd (Blues), 4: Shaun Grigg (Blues), 3: Jeff Garlett (Blues), 2: Andrew Carrazzo (Blues), 1: Marc Murphy (Blues)
North Melbourne def Fremantle Dockers by 54 points @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
North Melbourne 19.9 (123)
Fremantle 10.9 (69)
GOALS
North Melbourne: Harvey 3, Wright 3, Bastinac 3, McIntosh 2, Edwards 2, Hansen 2, Goldstein, Wells, Adams, Thomas
Fremantle: de Boer 2, Hasleby 2, Mundy 2, Fyfe, Bollenhagen, Johnson, Bradley
BEST
North Melbourne: Rawlings, McIntosh, Harvey, Goldstein, Garlett, Wells, Bastinac, Edwards
Fremantle: Roberton, Broughton, Duffield, Hasleby, Grover, Mundy
Votes:
5: Brent Harvey (Kangaroos), 4: Brady Rawlings (Kangaroos), 3: Leigh Adams (Kangaroos), 2: Hamish McIntosh (Kangaroos), 1: Ryan Bastinac (Kangaroos)
Sydney Swans def Hawthorn by 44 points @ the SCG, Sydney
Sydney Swans 19.15 (129)
Hawthorn 13.7 (85)
GOALS
Sydney Swans: O'Keefe 4, Goodes 3, McGlynn 3, Dennis-Lane 3, Moore, McVeigh, Jack, Kennedy, White, Jetta
Hawthorn: Franklin 4, Lewis 2, Roughead 2, Stratton, Ladson, Bateman, Moss, Burgoyne
BEST
Sydney Swans: O'Keefe, Jack, Goodes, Grundy, McGlynn, McVeigh
Hawthorn: Mitchell, Gibson, Lewis, Franklin, Burgoyne, Stratton
Votes:
5: Heath Grundy (Swans), 4: Adam Goodes (Swans), 3: Brett Kirk (Swans), 2: Jarrad McVeigh (Swans), 1: Lance Franklin (Hawks)
Collingwood def Geelong by 22 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Geelong 12.13 (85)
Collingwood 14.23 (107)
GOALS
Geelong: Stokes 3, S. Johnson 2, Podsiadly, Chapman, Varcoe, Ablett, Selwood, Corey, Byrnes
Collingwood: Beams 3, Wellingham 2, Cloke 2, Didak, Brown, Macaffer, Swan, Thomas, B. Johnson, Jolly
BEST
Geelong: Ablett, Chapman, Enright, Varcoe, Selwood, Ling, Scarlett, Mooney
Collingwood: Didak, Pendlebury, Thomas, Swan, Wellingham, Macaffer, Goldsack, O’Brien
Votes:
5: Alan Didak (Magpies), 4: Dane Swan (Magpies), 3: Gary Ablett (Cats), 2: Sharrod Wellingham (Magpies), 1: Paul Chapman (Magpies)
Brisbane Lions def West Coast Eagles by 5 points @ Subiaco Oval
West Coast 9.11 (65)
Brisbane Lions 10.10 (70)
GOALS
West Coast: LeCras 2, Strijk, Sheppard, Embley, Selwood, Stevens, Lynch, Priddis
Brisbane Lions: Brown 5, Harwood, Hanley, Rockliff, Brennan, Banfield
BEST
West Coast: S Selwood, Priddis, Strijk, McGinnity, Cox, Smith
Brisbane Lions: Rischitelli, Brennan, Black, McGrath, Brown, Staker
Votes:
5: Jonathan Brown (Lions), 4: Michael Rischitelli (Lions), 3: Scott Selwood (Eagles), 2: Jared Brennan (Lions), 1: Matthew Priddis (Eagles)
St.Kilda def Port Adelaide by 94 points @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
St Kilda 23.13 (151)
Port Adelaide 8.9 (57)
GOALS
St Kilda: Milne 4, Riewoldt 4, Schneider 3, Hayes 2, McEvoy 2, Montagna, Koschitzke, Goddard, Fisher, Ray, Eddy, Gram, Jones
Port Adelaide: Schulz 2, Gray 2, Logan, Westhoff, Hitchcock, D Stewart
BEST
St Kilda: Hayes, Goddard, Jones, Schneider, Fisher, Dal Santo, Riewoldt, Milne
Port Adelaide: Boak, Chaplin, Brogan, Cornes
Votes:
5: Lenny Hayes (Saints), 4: Brendon Goddard (Saints), 3: Adam Schneider (Saints), 2: Nick Riewoldt (Saints), 1: Sam Fisher (Saints)
Melbourne def Richmond by 29 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Melbourne 16.13 (109)
Richmond 11.14 (80)
GOALS
Melbourne: Dunn 5, Jurrah 4, Green 3, Wonaeamirri, Jones, Watts, Jamar
Richmond: Cousins 2, White 2, Graham 2, Morton 2, King 2, Riewoldt
BEST
Melbourne: Frawley, Jones, Davey, Dunn, Scully, Green, Jurrah, Bruce
Richmond: Cousins, Morton, Jackson, Graham, Moore, Newman
Votes:
5: Nathan Jones (Demons), 4: Liam Jurrah (Demons), 3: Ben Cousins (Tigers), 2: James Frawley (Demons), 1: Daniel Jackson (Tigers)
Western Bulldogs def Adelaide Crows by 8 points @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide
Adelaide 7.11 (53)
Western Bulldogs 8.13 (61)
GOALS
Adelaide: Porplyzia 2, Stevens, Thompson, van Berlo, Douglas, Tippett
Western Bulldogs: Jones 2, Johnson, Eagleton, Griffen, Hill, Giansiracusa, Grant
BEST
Adelaide: Thompson, Symes, Porplyzia, Rutten, Vince, Johncock, Stevens
Western Bulldogs: Giansiracusa, Eagleton, Boyd, Griffen, Cross, Lake, Hudson, Hargrave
Votes:
5: Daniel Giansiracusa (Bulldogs), 4: Nathan Bock (Crows), 3: Scott Thompson (Crows), 2: Nathan Eagleton (Bulldogs), 1: Ryan Hargrave (Bulldogs)
Leadersboard
66: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
59: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
45: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn)
44: Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs)
37: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers)
35: Alan Didak (Collingwood), Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
33: Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Brent Harvey (North Melbourne)
32: Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda)
31: Paul Chapman (Geelong), Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda)
27: Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
Heroics of the Week:
Lewis Jetta - (Sydney Swans)
After 19 straight behinds in 2010 which is an amazing record in itself, Sydney Swans 1st year player Lewis Jetta, broke through for his 1st AFL goal in excellent fashion against Hawthorn @ the SCG.
However, even on Saturday, he would have thought, the day would never come and that elusive goal would elude him, as on the 3 quarter time siren, he was running into an open goal after receiving a handball from Adam Goodes and just before he kicked the goal, the siren blew.
Finally relief came with 5 minutes to go, when the Swans got the ball from the half-back line, and it ended up with Martin Mattner across half-forward, instead of blazing away, Mattner saw Jetta with the corner of his eye, Jetta took the mark, played on and snapped truely, ending frustration and sleepless nights, that he would have had. When he kicked the goal, all the Swans players ran to him in celebration, similar to when Plugger Lockett kicked that famous behind in the 1996 Preliminary Final.
When we drafted Lewis Jetta in the 2009 AFL National Draft @ pick 14, I thought, we may have stolen an elite talent. From a lot of reports I have read, Jetta could have easily been taken in the top 10 and when the Eagles passed him up and went with Brad Sheppard, it was the Swans that pounced on the skinny young Western Australian.
Now that the monkey is off his back, I hope that there's more goals in store for the Swans fans and I wouldn't be surprised now, if he kicks multiple goals this week, against the Fremantle Dockers. Time will tell though, whether we did steal a talent and that Jetta can light up the SCG for years to come, with amazing runs and skillful goals.
Lewis Jetta's 1st goal in AFL Football - Youtube Video.
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B: Shaun Grigg (Carlton) - Scott Thompson (North Melbourne) - Sam Fisher (St.Kilda)
HB: Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda) - Heath Grundy (Sydney Swans) - Nathan Bock (Adelaide Crows)
C: Brady Rawlings (North Melbourne) - Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda) - Brent Harvey (North Melbourne)
HF: Lance Franklin (Hawthorn) - Jonathan Brown (Brisbane Lions) - Jeff Garlett (Carlton)
F: Lynden Dunn (Melbourne) - Jarrad Waite (Carlton) - Ryan O'Keefe (Sydney Swans)
I/C: Dane Swan (Collingwood) - Liam Jurrah (Melbourne) - Hamish McIntosh (North Melbourne) - Michael Rischitelli (Brisbane Lions)
Em: Adam Schneider (St.Kilda) - Nick Riewoldt (St.Kilda) - Ben Hudson (Western Bulldogs)
Carlton def Essendon by 76 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Essendon 9.19 (73)
Carlton 23.11 (149)
GOALS
Essendon: Hardingham 2, Colyer, Hille, Monfries, Prismall, Reimers, Stanton, Winderlich
Carlton: Garlett 6, Waite 4, Robinson 2, Carrazzo 2, Betts, Bower, Ellard, Grigg, Hampson, Joseph, Judd, Murphy, Simpson
BEST
Essendon: Stanton, Hardingham, Colyer, Hurley
Carlton: Garlett, Judd, Grigg, Robinson, Warnock, Waite, Ellard
Votes:
5: Chris Judd (Blues), 4: Shaun Grigg (Blues), 3: Jeff Garlett (Blues), 2: Andrew Carrazzo (Blues), 1: Marc Murphy (Blues)
North Melbourne def Fremantle Dockers by 54 points @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
North Melbourne 19.9 (123)
Fremantle 10.9 (69)
GOALS
North Melbourne: Harvey 3, Wright 3, Bastinac 3, McIntosh 2, Edwards 2, Hansen 2, Goldstein, Wells, Adams, Thomas
Fremantle: de Boer 2, Hasleby 2, Mundy 2, Fyfe, Bollenhagen, Johnson, Bradley
BEST
North Melbourne: Rawlings, McIntosh, Harvey, Goldstein, Garlett, Wells, Bastinac, Edwards
Fremantle: Roberton, Broughton, Duffield, Hasleby, Grover, Mundy
Votes:
5: Brent Harvey (Kangaroos), 4: Brady Rawlings (Kangaroos), 3: Leigh Adams (Kangaroos), 2: Hamish McIntosh (Kangaroos), 1: Ryan Bastinac (Kangaroos)
Sydney Swans def Hawthorn by 44 points @ the SCG, Sydney
Sydney Swans 19.15 (129)
Hawthorn 13.7 (85)
GOALS
Sydney Swans: O'Keefe 4, Goodes 3, McGlynn 3, Dennis-Lane 3, Moore, McVeigh, Jack, Kennedy, White, Jetta
Hawthorn: Franklin 4, Lewis 2, Roughead 2, Stratton, Ladson, Bateman, Moss, Burgoyne
BEST
Sydney Swans: O'Keefe, Jack, Goodes, Grundy, McGlynn, McVeigh
Hawthorn: Mitchell, Gibson, Lewis, Franklin, Burgoyne, Stratton
Votes:
5: Heath Grundy (Swans), 4: Adam Goodes (Swans), 3: Brett Kirk (Swans), 2: Jarrad McVeigh (Swans), 1: Lance Franklin (Hawks)
Collingwood def Geelong by 22 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Geelong 12.13 (85)
Collingwood 14.23 (107)
GOALS
Geelong: Stokes 3, S. Johnson 2, Podsiadly, Chapman, Varcoe, Ablett, Selwood, Corey, Byrnes
Collingwood: Beams 3, Wellingham 2, Cloke 2, Didak, Brown, Macaffer, Swan, Thomas, B. Johnson, Jolly
BEST
Geelong: Ablett, Chapman, Enright, Varcoe, Selwood, Ling, Scarlett, Mooney
Collingwood: Didak, Pendlebury, Thomas, Swan, Wellingham, Macaffer, Goldsack, O’Brien
Votes:
5: Alan Didak (Magpies), 4: Dane Swan (Magpies), 3: Gary Ablett (Cats), 2: Sharrod Wellingham (Magpies), 1: Paul Chapman (Magpies)
Brisbane Lions def West Coast Eagles by 5 points @ Subiaco Oval
West Coast 9.11 (65)
Brisbane Lions 10.10 (70)
GOALS
West Coast: LeCras 2, Strijk, Sheppard, Embley, Selwood, Stevens, Lynch, Priddis
Brisbane Lions: Brown 5, Harwood, Hanley, Rockliff, Brennan, Banfield
BEST
West Coast: S Selwood, Priddis, Strijk, McGinnity, Cox, Smith
Brisbane Lions: Rischitelli, Brennan, Black, McGrath, Brown, Staker
Votes:
5: Jonathan Brown (Lions), 4: Michael Rischitelli (Lions), 3: Scott Selwood (Eagles), 2: Jared Brennan (Lions), 1: Matthew Priddis (Eagles)
St.Kilda def Port Adelaide by 94 points @ Etihad Stadium, Melbourne
St Kilda 23.13 (151)
Port Adelaide 8.9 (57)
GOALS
St Kilda: Milne 4, Riewoldt 4, Schneider 3, Hayes 2, McEvoy 2, Montagna, Koschitzke, Goddard, Fisher, Ray, Eddy, Gram, Jones
Port Adelaide: Schulz 2, Gray 2, Logan, Westhoff, Hitchcock, D Stewart
BEST
St Kilda: Hayes, Goddard, Jones, Schneider, Fisher, Dal Santo, Riewoldt, Milne
Port Adelaide: Boak, Chaplin, Brogan, Cornes
Votes:
5: Lenny Hayes (Saints), 4: Brendon Goddard (Saints), 3: Adam Schneider (Saints), 2: Nick Riewoldt (Saints), 1: Sam Fisher (Saints)
Melbourne def Richmond by 29 points @ the MCG, Melbourne
Melbourne 16.13 (109)
Richmond 11.14 (80)
GOALS
Melbourne: Dunn 5, Jurrah 4, Green 3, Wonaeamirri, Jones, Watts, Jamar
Richmond: Cousins 2, White 2, Graham 2, Morton 2, King 2, Riewoldt
BEST
Melbourne: Frawley, Jones, Davey, Dunn, Scully, Green, Jurrah, Bruce
Richmond: Cousins, Morton, Jackson, Graham, Moore, Newman
Votes:
5: Nathan Jones (Demons), 4: Liam Jurrah (Demons), 3: Ben Cousins (Tigers), 2: James Frawley (Demons), 1: Daniel Jackson (Tigers)
Western Bulldogs def Adelaide Crows by 8 points @ AAMI Stadium, Adelaide
Adelaide 7.11 (53)
Western Bulldogs 8.13 (61)
GOALS
Adelaide: Porplyzia 2, Stevens, Thompson, van Berlo, Douglas, Tippett
Western Bulldogs: Jones 2, Johnson, Eagleton, Griffen, Hill, Giansiracusa, Grant
BEST
Adelaide: Thompson, Symes, Porplyzia, Rutten, Vince, Johncock, Stevens
Western Bulldogs: Giansiracusa, Eagleton, Boyd, Griffen, Cross, Lake, Hudson, Hargrave
Votes:
5: Daniel Giansiracusa (Bulldogs), 4: Nathan Bock (Crows), 3: Scott Thompson (Crows), 2: Nathan Eagleton (Bulldogs), 1: Ryan Hargrave (Bulldogs)
Leadersboard
66: Dane Swan (Collingwood)
59: Gary Ablett (Geelong)
45: Luke Hodge (Hawthorn)
44: Matthew Boyd (Western Bulldogs)
37: Michael Barlow (Fremantle Dockers)
35: Alan Didak (Collingwood), Brendon Goddard (St.Kilda)
33: Scott Pendlebury (Collingwood), Brent Harvey (North Melbourne)
32: Kane Cornes (Port Adelaide), Leigh Montagna (St.Kilda)
31: Paul Chapman (Geelong), Lenny Hayes (St.Kilda)
27: Matthew Pavlich (Fremantle Dockers)
Heroics of the Week:
Lewis Jetta - (Sydney Swans)
After 19 straight behinds in 2010 which is an amazing record in itself, Sydney Swans 1st year player Lewis Jetta, broke through for his 1st AFL goal in excellent fashion against Hawthorn @ the SCG.
However, even on Saturday, he would have thought, the day would never come and that elusive goal would elude him, as on the 3 quarter time siren, he was running into an open goal after receiving a handball from Adam Goodes and just before he kicked the goal, the siren blew.
Finally relief came with 5 minutes to go, when the Swans got the ball from the half-back line, and it ended up with Martin Mattner across half-forward, instead of blazing away, Mattner saw Jetta with the corner of his eye, Jetta took the mark, played on and snapped truely, ending frustration and sleepless nights, that he would have had. When he kicked the goal, all the Swans players ran to him in celebration, similar to when Plugger Lockett kicked that famous behind in the 1996 Preliminary Final.
When we drafted Lewis Jetta in the 2009 AFL National Draft @ pick 14, I thought, we may have stolen an elite talent. From a lot of reports I have read, Jetta could have easily been taken in the top 10 and when the Eagles passed him up and went with Brad Sheppard, it was the Swans that pounced on the skinny young Western Australian.
Now that the monkey is off his back, I hope that there's more goals in store for the Swans fans and I wouldn't be surprised now, if he kicks multiple goals this week, against the Fremantle Dockers. Time will tell though, whether we did steal a talent and that Jetta can light up the SCG for years to come, with amazing runs and skillful goals.
Lewis Jetta's 1st goal in AFL Football - Youtube Video.
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