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STATE LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVE FOOTBALL

RECORDTASMANIA VS VICTORIA

BLUNDSTONE ARENA, TASMANIA - SATURDAY, 26 MAY 2012

CURTAIN RAISER TASMANIA U18S VS NORTH BALLARAT

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Preferred PartnersAFL Tasmania has adopted a new development focussed selection criteria for the interstate game between Tasmania and the Victorian Football League in 2012. The selection policy is planned to enable Tasmania to develop competitive interstate teams over the balance of the decade also.2012 State Team Selection CriteriaThe overriding strategy will be to select younger players with talent and potential, players who may catch the eye of AFL recruiters if they perform well at this level, with the points below being further detail:1. In the first year of what will be a six year program, prioritise the selection of

players who are young and who might be able to come on the six year journey (or at least for say four years).

2. Select players who possess AFL attributes, and who show a desire andwillingness to challenge themselves at a higher level.

3. Only select experienced (say 24 years +) senior players with great character andcommitment to the cause, who are extremely fit and who can be part of the journey for at least two or three years.

2013 onwards:• Senior state academy members will be prioritised into the initial squad but not

guaranteed final selection.Assistant Coaches:• State team coaching selections will favour coaches with potential and long term

coaching aspirations, who understand the player development process. 2012 Coaching and Support Squad• Coaches: Adam Sanders, Anthony Taylor, Darren Winter, Ben Beams, Zane

Littlejohn. • Chairman: Nick Probert. • Rehabilitation and fitness: Sam Yee. • Runners: Scott Hawkins, Gavin Cooney. • Head Trainer: Leon Cupit. • Team Manager: Tim Cocker.

STATE TEAM SELECTION CRITERIA

I have been fortunate to be involved with the past seven National Championships coaching or managing the Under 16 and Under 18 Tasmanian teams. Other than senior state games, these are the only times that the traditional map jumper is worn in its true form on the National stage.It is always moving to see the reaction that the players have when given their jumpers for the first time. Regardless of the age it is something very special for footballers to be given a Tasmanian jumper. I remember being given my first jumper in 1987 for the Tasmanian Under 16 team. The pride that you feel to be given an opportunity to represent your state is immense. The jumper is 25 years old this year, but is still safely kept at my home and only occasionally comes out at Christmas for a quick lap around the table.In recent times Tasmania has won Under 18 National Championships in Division 2 in 2001, 2005, 2008, 2010 and 2011 and at Under 16 level in 2003, 2008 and 2010. On every occasion there is no doubt in my mind that these are moments that the players and staff involved will remember for the rest of their lives.For the players, they are wonderful, character building events where, under the pressure of the biggest stage, often on AFL stadiums and in front of the AFL community by whom they are being judged, the team has been able to stand up and perform, when it matters, to take the title. These are fantastic developmental milestones for the players who achieve them, that stand them in good stead for the rest of their lives, be it in football or elsewhere.At the national championships, Tasmania is treated with respect by all states, who know that, whilst sometimes overpowered against the larger division 1 states, games against Tasmania will always be hard, competitive contests. There are no easy games against Tasmania.It was an honour to wear the map in five games for the Tasmanian senior team through the 1990’s and to play a small part in some history making victories, including victories at North Hobart against South Australia in 1995 and Victoria in 1998. Both were very strong teams, with representation from many ex-AFL interstate players who called Tasmania home at that point in time.Today we embark on a new era, with a fresh approach of selecting and developing our own young Tasmanian home grown talent and a new six year game program. One thing will not change and that is the pride in the jumper that every player will have today when they play and the awareness of the responsibility that they carry to uphold the values of those who have worn the jumper before them.

Nick Probert State Talent Manager AFL Tasmania

THE HONOUR OF REPRESENTING TASMANIA

INTERSTATE FOOTBALL | HONOURING ‘THE MAP’

Cover: Tasmanian Captain, Andy Lee, and Victorian Captain, John Baird, with Blundstone Arena in the background.

02 Brody MIHOCEK 03 Tom ALLWRIGHT

04 Jason LAYCOCK 05 Jay BLACKBERRY

18 Robbie FOX

06 Scott STEPHENS

07 Brayden WEBB

17 Claye HARDY 19 Andrew LEE

Tall running defender that has the ability to play forward in a key post position as he is a good mark for his size. Was picked as the All Australian CHB after his very good form in the National U18 Championships of 2011.

Spent the last three year as a rookie player for the Geelong Cats in the AFL. Has returned home to play a role with the North Hobart FC as a running defender that can spend time rotating in the midfield.

Genuine big man who has played AFL football and capable of controlling games. Very adept at either ruck or forward.

A member of the 2010 winning National U18 Championship team, playing mainly as a small forward. Has now developed into a clever running midfielder that continues to kick goals.

One of Burnie’s outstanding younger performers through the 2011 TSL finals series, Robbie is a creative outside player with excellent hands.

Ex co-captain of the Devils and captain of Launceston FC. A capable and hardworking mid fielder.

Hard at it inside midfielder for the Glenorchy FC, that has developed into one of the best midfielders in the TSL competition. Is a very good kick and good decision maker with ball in hand.

A fit running player who is able to balance performing a role and winning his own possessions as well. Disciplined and skilful and a good decision maker.

Spent time with the Essendon Football Club before going to South Australia. Has now returned home and is a big reason why the Burnie Dockers are one of the premiership favourites. Playing mainly as a key forward with some time spent in the Ruck.

08 Ben REYNOLDSGenuine key position player forward or back and was Lefroy medallist in Tasmania’s last representative game against Queensland.

09 Jordan HARRISA disciplined utility player with excellent speed and endurance who has flown under the radar at Launceston for many seasons.

STATE PROFILE | TASMANIA

11 Clinton FRENCHExciting player who plays with the passion all supporters love to see. Loves to celebrate a goal as much as shutting down an opposition small forward. Team first Player.

12 Kaine WALLERTough inside player who was the TSL rookie of the year in 2010.

15 Aaron FRENCHA lock down defender for Clarence who is also capable of doing a turn in the midfield where he is a well balanced and calm decision maker.

20 Jake COXCreative and explosive left footed half forward who has the ability to turn a game in a small period of time. Is the most consistent player in the state wide league competition this season thus far and is

21 Brady JONESPlayed mostly at community level due to state cricket commitments. Hard at it inside player that is a very good kick and along with his clean hands at ground level were he bring those around him into the game.

22 Michael MUSICKAMichael has the x factor about him, when running/working hard both ways he has the ability to be a match winner. Was a winning member of the National U18 team of 2011. Another to keep an eye on.

25 Bart McCULLOCHTall athletic player who spent 3 years on Brisbane’s list and suffered chronic injuries – 2012 is a year of consolidation and improvement

26 Josh WOOLLEYAn underrated player – Josh is a calm user of the footy and possesses an excellent left foot. At home in the back six look to him for rebounds from the defensive 50.

29 Harry WALTERSA clever medium sized player with a strong vertical leap and plenty of tricks. Harry has carved out a role as a defensive back pocket to great effect in recent seasons. Can also kick goals.

35 Dylan RILEYA hard running defender/wingman that is a very good mark for his size. Has the ability to turn defence into offence very quickly as he can cover the ground quickly.

43 Nick McKENNATall athletic defender who is back at Burnie after a stint in the SANFL. Committed to the contest and with very good endurance Nick will be a key in defence.

50 Ben BROWNTall young ruckman who has the ability to play key post in the forward half of the ground. Standing 200cm tall with outstanding hands at ground level for his size along with the ability to take contested marks.

TASMANIA01 Trent STANDENTrent has the ability to break a game open and win a game off his own boot. Has uncanny crumbing and goal kicking ability. An exciting year for an exciting player.

COACH - ADAM SANDERSEnjoyed a successful playing career at North Launceston which included Tasmanian State League premierships in 1995 under David Rhys-Jones and 1998 under Mathew Armstrong. Began coaching in Tasmania with Launceston in 2003 and after many years as a cellar dweller helped lift the Blues to regional titles in 2006, 2007 and 2008. Was appointed to the role of State Development Coach in 2010.

31 Chris TAYLORSignificant change in body shape over the pre season with a high level of training. Has emerged more fully in 2012 as a shut down defender specialising in the medium / tall forwards.

32 Jaye BOWDENVery classy ball user who creates opportunities for those around him. Good over head which makes him dangerous as a forward

34 Vince PONSONBYMercurial as an outside wingman Vin is back in the TSL after a break with Ulverstone in 2011. Strong in the air and good evasive skills.

TEAM LISTS & GAME DAY | TASMANIA

TASMANIA

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1 Trent STANDEN 176 74 22/11/85 Clarence

2 Brody MIHOCEK 194 86 4/2/93 Burnie

3 Tom ALLWRIGHT 188 88 15/6/90 North Hobart

4 Jason LAYCOCK 201 108 5/3/83 Burnie

5 Jay BLACKBERRY 175 68 22/2/92 South Launceston

6 Scott STEPHENS 178 78 5/3/83 Launceston

7 Braden WEBB 182 81 18/2/91 Glenorchy

8 Ben REYNOLDS 192 93 10/10/84 Glenorchy

9 Jordan HARRIS 177 76 5/9/90 Launceston

11 Clinton FRENCH 180 78 7/12/88 Glenorchy

12 Kaine WALLER 186 85 1/6/88 Lauderdale

15 Aaron FRENCH 185 84 16/4/89 Clarence

17 Claye HARDY 180 76 16/9/91 Burnie

18 Robbie FOX 186 78 16/4/93 Burnie

19 Andrew LEE (CAPTAIN) 196 92 1/7/86 Burnie

20 Jake COX 186 80 28/9/89 Clarence

21 Brady JONES 181 80 16/9/88 Clarence

22 Michael MUSICKA 184 83 25/3/93 South Launceston

23 Aaron McNAB 192 86 26/3/93 Devonport

24 Josef GROENEWEGEN 197 92 25/10/91 Launceston

25 Bart McCULLOCH 197 93.4 23/9/90 South Launceston

26 Josh WOOLLEY 192 90 5/12/92 Launceston

27 Alex HILL 190 88 18/5/91 Lauderdale

29 Harry WALTERS 176 75 26/4/87 Burnie

31 Chris TAYLOR 188 81 27/2/91 South Launceston

32 Jaye BOWDEN 188 82 16/1/89 Glenorchy

34 Vince PONSONBY 191 76 18/12/90 Burnie

35 Dylan RILEY 185 81 19/2/93 North Launceston

43 Nick McKENNA 194 98 3/3/88 Burnie

50 Ben BROWN 199 94 20/11/92 Glenorchy

Club Goals Behinds


2 Dylan SMITH 174 71 14/02/1994 Burnie Dockers

3 Bryce WALSH 178 80 4/05/1994 Lauderdale

4 Mark WALSH 178 74 29/01/1994 North Launceston

6 Zac WEBSTER 180 71 11/08/1995 Glenorchy

8 Jesse LONERGAN 183 86 14/11/1994 Launceston

9 Thor BOSCOTT 178 82 25/12/1994 Lauderdale

13 Nathan DOUGLAS 182 80 10/08/1994 Hobart

14 Eli TEMPLETON 182 67 19/08/1995 Burnie Dockers

15 Sam O’BYRNE 180 77 6/06/1994 Lauderdale

17 Mikki LINNANE 176 69 3/07/1994 Burnie

18 Zach BURT 181 81 2/02/1994 North Launceston

19 Claude ALCORSO 179 77 14/07/1994 North Hobart

20 Calen JEFFERY 183 78 2/12/1994 North Hobart

21 Marcus LEE 186 79 7/12/1994 South Launceston

22 Brent O’LEARY 179 73 25/11/1994 Lauderdale

23 Matthew LING 182 81 29/07/1994 Clarence

24 Kade KOLODJASHNIJ 188 76 9/08/1995 Launceston

26 Jarrod HIBBERD 187 86 4/09/1994 Lauderdale

27 Jackson THURLOW 189 79 28/03/1994 Launceston

28 Andrew BLIGHT 191 83 28/09/1993 Clarence

30 Toby NANKERVIS 197 102 12/08/1994 North Launceston

32 Beau WEBSTER 201 83 1/12/1993 Clarence

33 Will HANSON 190 76 19/09/1993 South Launceston

34 Aden JOHNSTON 195 78 31/12/1994 Lauderdale

36 Josh GRANT 197 89 1/03/1994 Glenorchy

40 Rohan BONES 202 93 30/12/1994 Hobart

Club Goals Behinds

TASMANIA U18s

TASMANIA - STAFF

Head Coach Adam SANDERS

Assistant Coach Anthony TAYLOR

Assistant Coach Darren WINTER

Assistant Coach Ben BEAMS

Assistant Coach Zane LITTLEJOHN

Chair of Selectors Nick PROBERT

Team Manager Tim COCKER

Fitness Sam YEE

Runner Scott HAWKINS Gavin COONEY

Head Trainer Leon CUPIT

TASMANIA U18s - STAFF

Head Coach Mathew ARMSTRONG

Assistant Coach Troy DAVIES

Assistant Coach Nick DAVEY

Talent Manager Nick PROBERT

Team Manager Rob DIREEN

Runner David KINSELLA

Head Trainer Shaun FENNEL

TEAM LISTS & GAME DAY | VICTORIA

VICTORIA

NORTH BALLARAT U18s

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1 Chris CAIN 181 83 14/7/83 Port Melbourne

2 Sam DWYER 177 74 29/8/86 Port Melbourne

5 Ben ROSS 179 79 21/9/88 Werribee Tigers

6 Kyle MARTIN 182 81 17/9/90 Frankston

7 Myles SEWELL 186 81 10/2/88 North Ballarat

8 Shane VALENTI 176 79 29/1/87 Port Melbourne

9 Myke COOK 184 77 16/12/87 Sandringham

10 Dean TOWERS 189 82 4/5/90 North Ballarat

11 Adam MARCON 180 80 28/7/92 Northern Blues

12 Ben DUSCHER 186 83 29/9/87 Bendigo Gold

13 Ben JOLLEY 185 76 12/2/86 Williamstown

14 Kane LAMBERT 178 78 26/11/91 Northern Blues

15 Leigh OSBORNE 186 84 13/3/90 Frankston

16 John BAIRD (CAPTAIN) 194 93 11/6/80 Port Melbourne

17 Jamie MCNAMARA 183 87 6/3/88 Williamstown

18 Kyle HARTIGAN 193 89 11/7/91 Werribee Tigers

19 Liam HOY 180 80 12/12/91 North Ballarat

20 Billy BURSTIN 192 91 2/12/89 Port Melbourne

21 Stephen WITKOWSKI 189 87 23/8/91 Williamstown

22 Sam PLEMING 194 83 5/8/85 Port Melbourne

23 Brett GOODES 183 94 17/2/84 Williamstown

24 Kris PENDLEBURY 190 89 16/4/86 Collingwood

25 Dean GALEA 188 93 11/1/85 Port Melbourne

26 Trent SHINNERS 193 97 19/12/88 Bendigo Gold

27 Wayde SKIPPER 193.5 95 1/3/83 Port Melbourne

28 Khan HARETUKU 199 101 19/10/89 Frankston

Jordan WILLIAMS 184 85 6/5/91 Bendigo Gold

Bill DRISCOLL 176 72 29/5/87 North Ballarat

Will SULLIVAN 202 94 24/7/89 Werribee Tigers

Club Goals Behinds


2 David MORRIS 184 82 31/10/1994 Stawell Warriors

3 Nick RIPPON 177 80 4/01/1994 East Ballarat

4 Matt CROUCH 182 73 21/04/1995 Beaufort

5 Michael CLOSE 195 83 30/07/1994 Harrow-Balmoual

6 Martin GLEESON 186 68 25/08/1994 Koroit

7 Tony LOCKYER 185 83 6/03/1993 Sebastopol

8 Dallas WILLSMORE 190 80 29/05/1995 Walpuup Underbool

9 Louis HERBERT 186 70 27/06/1994 South Warrnambool

10 Jake LLOYD 180 72 20/09/1993 Horsham

11 Haydn DREW 182 73 25/04/1994 Koroit

13 Ash SIMPSON 181 80 31/10/1994 Lake Wendouree

15 Will POMORIN 180 72 21/07/1993 South Warrnambool

17 Jackson FISHER 183 74 4/01/1995 Hopetoun

18 Tom SMITH 185 82 31/03/1994 North Warrnambool

23 Tanner SMITH 195 84 8/03/1994 Kalkee

24 Jake ROBINSON 175 68 22/03/1995 Ararat

25 Matthew SHORT 187 68 8/11/1995 Redan

26 Jaydon STILES 183 88 22/04/1994 Portland

29 Tim MACKENZIE 191 87 22/02/1994 Minyip/Murtoa

31 Jackson HOGAN 190 83 2/04/1994 Donald

33 Jesse MURPHY 186 80 28/04/1994 Warrack Eagles

36 Beau BENNETT 167 69 16/06/1994 Lalbert

41 Hayden RILEY 175 67 21/12/1994 Mount Clear

43 Angus KIRBY 177 71 7/08/1994 East Ballarat

44 Tyler BLAKE 183 75 21/03/1994 Horsham

45 Ben MALCOLM 195 84 27/09/1994 Portland

Club Goals Behinds

VICTORIA - STAFF

Head Coach Gary AYRES

Assistant Coach (DEF) Gerard FITZGERALD

Assistant Coach (FWD) Simon GOOSEY

Assistant Coach (MID) Nathan BIBBY

Selectors Peter WEIGHTMAN, Bruce DAVIS

Team Manager Luke GATTI

Fitness Rob NICHOLSON

Runner Pat MURPHY Cory MCGRATH

Physiotherapists Nathan HICKMAN Nick RYDE

Head Trainer Aaron BECK

NORTH BALLARAT - STAFF

Head Coach David LOADER

Assistant Coach Damien ROSS

Assistant Coach Shaun OLOUGHLAN

Assistant Coach Gordon FORREST

Team Manager Brooke BROWN

Fitness Matt GAMBETTA

Runner Michael KENNEDY Nathan ROGERS

Head Trainer Peter HENDERSON Brian RIDDLE

01 Chris CAIN 02 Sam DWYER 05 Ben ROSS

14 Kane LAMBERT

06 Kyle MARTIN

16 John BAIRD

07 Myles SEWELL 08 Shane VALENTI

15 Leigh OSBORNE 17 Jamie MCNAMARA

Hard running, pacey midfielder/forward with good skills and who proves most dangerous around goals as evidenced by his 23 goals this season.

Named in the VFL Team Of The Year for the second time last year. Provides speed, ability to run and carry and always dangerous around goal.

Former North Melbourne player. Pacey, skillful onballer capable in both attack and defense.

2009 Northern Knights B&F. Quickly making his name as solid ‘run-with’ midfielder who wins plenty of possesions. Outstanding 2011 finals series.

Quality, skillful midfielder who can contested footy. Long penetrating kick that breaks the lines. First year at the club, and has quickly developed.

Port Melbourne captain. Club captain since 2009, best and fairest winner and proven big game player who can play in a variety of roles.

Triple premiership player, J J Liston Trophy winner and twice Roosters Best & Fairest. Hardworking midfielder who wins a lot of inside ball and spreads well.

Confirmed as one of the premier players of the competition with his second successive win in the J J Liston Trophy last year. Skilful ball magnet who racks up prolific numbers through the midfield.

First year at the club and has shown exceptional skills in his debut season at the Dolphins. Pacey backman who can run & carry, plus delivers the footy well.

Former West Coast Eagle who has moved to Victoria this season. Ball winning midfielder who provides plenty of run and carry.

09 Myke COOKA goal kicking midfielder who is averaging 19 possessions and 7 clearances a game in 2012 and is always a consistent performer for the Zebras.

10 Dean TOWERSExciting second second player who made his senior debut in the 2011 finals. Athletic, pacey wingman who is very strong overhead.

STATE PROFILE | VICTORIA

11 Adam MARCON2010 Northern Knights B&F and TAC Cup Coaches Award. Hard running skillful midfielder, wins plenty of contested ball. Racks up possesions at will, blossoming in 2nd year at the Northern Blues. Sure to

12 Ben DUSCHERA strong midfielder who can be relied upon to go forward and find the goals. Appointed Bendigo Co-Captain for the second year in 2012.

13 Ben JOLLEYWilliamstown Captain and reigning Best & Fairest winner. Ultra-consistent midfielder who is in the prime of his career and a fearless leader.

18 Kyle HARTIGANWerribee Tigers Vice Captain, in his third year with the club. Relaible key defender.

19 Liam HOYHardworking, courageous defender who can play both small and tall. Has very good acceleration.

20 Billy BURSTINClever, skilful player who marks well for his size, uses ball well and effective around goal, who is having a breakout season in the VFL.

21 Stephen WITKOWSKIYoung emerging defender who has cemented a Senior Spot in 2012. Has a great ability to read the play and great strength in aerial marking contests.

22 Sam PLEMINGNamed as the VFL Team Of The Year’s centre half back for second consecutive season last year, the Port defender can push forward when required.

23 Brett GOODESWilliamstown Vice-Captain in his second year at the Club. Strong bodied midfielder who is renowned for his hardness around contests.

24 Kris PENDLEBURYKris is key defender who has the versatility to also play forward. He is very good overhead with strong hands, and is a thumping kick of the ball. Kris represented the VFL in the 2010 game

25 Dean GALEAStrong, lead-up player who has vice-like grip and most reliable shot for goal. Named as full forward in VFL Team of The Year in 2011.

26 Trent SHINNERSA dedicated footballer, Trent is an outstanding defensive player who has the ability to shutdown the best the VFL has to offer. Can also move into the Ruck when required.

27 Wayde SKIPPERFormer Western Bulldog and Hawthorn player who is a quality mobile ruckman. Can also hold down a key forward position.

28 Khan HARETUKUFormer St. Kilda Rookie, who is a talented key forward. Strong marking, with long penetrating kick.

VICTORIACOACH - GARY AYRESHighly decorated player with 269 games for Hawthorn between 1978–1993, including member of 5 premiership teams and Norm Smith Medallist on 2 occasions. Coached Geelong from 1995 to 1999 and then Adelaide from 2000 until mid-season 2004. Has been senior coach at Port Melbourne since 2008. Led the Boroughs to their first premiership since 1982 with a victory in the 2011 VFL Grand Final against Williamstown.

VICTORIA

• Tasmania has played Victorian representative teams on 44 occasions before today. Tasmania has tasted victory on 8 occasions and Victorian teams have won 34 times. In early days Tasmania played 2 draws with Victorian representative teams in 1893.

• Tasmania has on the majority of occasionsbeen selected as a representativeteam with players from the northern and southern regions of the State. The Victorian representative teams have in 41 instances been selected as representatives of the Victorian Football Association (VFA) or the Victorian Football League (VFL). In 1989 – 1991 there were 3 games contested under the ‘State of Origin’ format.

• Tasmania achieved arguably its greatestvictories against Victorian teams in 1960 when a VFL representative team was defeated by 7 points at York Park (now Aurora Stadium) and then again in 1990 when Tasmania defeated Victoria in a State of Origin game at North Hobart Oval. Both these Tasmanian teams have been recognised under the ‘Memorable Game’ category in the Tasmanian Football Hall of Fame.

• Tasmania defeated the VFA by 100 points at the 1956 National Carnival in Perth. In the 1972 National Carnival, again in Perth, the VFL handed out a 182 point shellacking to Tasmania.

• The closest games between the combatants occurred in 1960 when Tasmania defeated the VFL by 7 points and then in 1962 the VFA turned the tables by 6 points with both games being played in Tasmania.

• The last time that Tasmania and a Victorian representative team played wasat North Hobart Oval in 1998. The VFA had morphed into the VFL after the formation of the AFL, but were no match for the Tasmanians who eased away to a 35 point win and another memorable victory for ‘The Map’ in the 1990s.

Year Category Venue Winner G B Pts Loser G B Pts Margin

1887 Inter-league Melbourne VFA 7 15 N/A Tasmania 4 6 N/A 3 goals

1889 Inter-league Melbourne VFA 6 9 N/A Tasmania 1 6 N/A 5 goals

1893 Inter-league Hobart Tasmania 6 11 N/A VFA 6 8 N/A Draw

1893 Inter-league Hobart Tasmania 5 7 N/A VFA 5 5 N/A Draw

1911 Carnival Adelaide VFL 8 22 70 Tasmania 6 3 39 31 pts

1914 Carnival Sydney VFL 28 20 188 Tasmania 8 9 57 131 pts

1924 Carnival Hobart VFL 13 16 94 Tasmania 7 13 55 39 pts

1926 Inter-league Melbourne VFL 15 13 103 Tasmania 5 11 41 62 pts

1927 Carnival Melbourne VFL 24 11 155 Tasmania 13 12 90 65 pts


1933 Carnival Sydney VFL 24 16 160 Tasmania 15 10 100 60 pts

1950 Carnival Brisbane Tasmania 14 7 91 VFA 9 15 69 22 pts

1950 Carnival Brisbane VFL 16 11 107 Tasmania 8 7 55 52 pts

1951 Inter-league Hobart VFA 26 15 171 Tasmania 12 11 83 88 pts

1953 Carnival Adelaide VFA 11 18 84 Tasmania 5 11 41 43 pts


1956 Carnival Perth Tasmania 27 22 184 VFA 12 12 84 100 pts

1956 Carnival Perth VFL 22 19 151 Tasmania 14 6 90 61 pts

1957 Inter-league Hobart VFL 15 17 107 Tasmania 13 14 92 15 pts

1958 Carnival Melbourne VFA 15 12 102 Tasmania 13 16 94 8 pts

1958 Carnival Melbourne VFL 25 14 164 Tasmania 8 14 62 102 pts

1959 Inter-league Devonport VFL 17 17 119 Tasmania 9 10 64 55 pts

1960 Inter-league Launceston Tasmania 13 13 91 VFL 12 12 84 7 pts

1961 Inter-league Hobart Tasmania 17 12 114 VFA 11 25 91 23 pts

1961 Carnival Brisbane VFL 20 30 150 Tasmania 12 17 89 61 pts

1962 Inter-league Devonport VFA 12 15 87 Tasmania 12 9 81 6 pts


1966 Carnival Hobart VFL 26 24 180 Tasmania 11 13 79 101 pts

1966 Carnival Hobart Tasmania 19 27 141 VFA 7 11 53 88 pts



1972 Carnival Perth VFL 32 22 214 Tasmania 4 8 32 182 pts






1987 Carnival Section 2 Melbourne VFA 19 18 132 Tasmania 16 7 103 29 pts

1988 Inter-league Hobart Tasmania 11 12 78 VFA 7 16 58 20 pts

1989 State of Origin Hobart Victoria 25 13 163 Tasmania 15 17 107 56 pts

1990 State of Origin Hobart Tasmania 20 14 134 Victoria 14 17 101 33 pts

1991 State of Origin Hobart Victoria 17 14 116 Tasmania 14 20 104 12 pts

1996 Inter-league Melbourne VFL 15 18 108 Tasmania 13 8 86 22 pts

1998 Inter-league Hobart Tasmania 13 10 88 VFL 6 17 53 35 pts

TBA | TBAINTERSTATE FOOTBALL | HISTORY OF TASMANIA VS VICTORIA

HISTORY INTERSTATE RESULTS

MEMORABLE GAMEThe 1990 Tasmania versus Victoria State of Origin game at North Hobart Oval was a memorable victory for Tasmania in arguably the purest form of interstate competition for Australian Rules football.

In 1989, Tasmania met Victoria at state of origin level for the first ever time. The match, played at North Hobart Oval in front of 12,342 spectators, resulted in a win to a very powerful Victorian side by 56 points, but the home side, which stayed right in contention until midway through the third term, was by no means disgraced, and indeed the match went some way towards restoring state pride. It would be another twelve months, however - and, coincidentally, exactly thirty years on from arguably Tasmanian football’s greatest hour, its victory over the VFL at York Park, Launceston in 1960 - for that pride to be fully restored.

The relatively young Tasmanian team of 1990 was led by coach, Robert Shaw, and captain, Darrin Pritchard, to a stunning win against a Victorian team led by David Parkin and Gary Ayres. The game was played before a parochial crowd of 18,651 spectators - the second biggest attendance ever to witness an interstate match in Tasmania - at the spiritual home of Tasmanian football, North Hobart Oval.

State of Origin Date: 24 June 1990

Teams 1st 2nd 3rd Final

Tasmania 5.4 7.7 12.10 20.14 (134)

Victoria 1.3 7.8 8.14 14.17 (101)

Venue: North Hobart Oval Attendance: 18,651

Best: Tasmania J.Manson, D.Pritchard, A.Lynch, G.Wright, C.Alexander, P.Hudson.

Victoria B.Toohey, S.Kerrison, G.Ayres, T.Langford, A.Liberatore.

Goals: Tasmania C.Alexander 4; S.Fell, P.Hudson, J.McCarthy 3; D.Barwick 2; B.Gale, M.Gale, J.Manson, T.Nichols, G.Wright.

Victoria G.Lyon 4; B.Toohey 3; J.Romero 2; S.Foster, S.Kerrison, A.Liberatore, J.Longmire, D.Monkhorst.

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