2014 TSL season

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2014 Tasmanian State League Season
General Information
Founded8 December 2008 in Hobart, Australia
TSL General ManagerMr Shaun Young
Participating Clubs Burnie Dockers
Clarence Kangaroos
Devonport Magpies
Glenorchy Magpies
Hobart City
Kingborough Tigers
Lauderdale Bombers
Launceston Blues
North Launceston Bombers
Western Storm
Stadiums Blundstone Arena
Aurora Stadium
North Hobart Oval
KGV Football Park
TCA Ground
Devonport Oval
West Park Oval
Lauderdale Sports Ground
Windsor Park
Twin Ovals Complex
2014 Tasmanian State League Season
Premiers North Launceston
Runners Up Western Storm
Minor premiers Clarence
Wooden spoon Tigers FC
League Best & FairestDaniel Roozendaal (North Launceston)

The 2014 AFL Tasmania TSL premiership season was an Australian rules football competition staged across Tasmania, Australia over eighteen home and away rounds and six finals series matches between 5 April and 21 September. [1]

Contents

The League was known as the RACT Insurance Tasmanian State League under a commercial naming-rights sponsorship agreement with the motoring insurance company. [2]

Three clubs exited the competition ahead of the 2014 season - reigning premiers South Launceston, as well as North Hobart and Hobart. They were replaced by new entity Western Storm, elevated team Kingborough Tigers and the newly formed Hobart City. [3]

North Launceston were the premiers for the 2014 season, after they defeated the Western Storm by 59 points in the Grand Final. [4]

Participating clubs

Awards

Source: See here

2014 TSL Club Coaches

2014 Leading Goalkickers

Highest Individual Goalkickers (Match)

Premiership season

Source: TSL season 2014 results and fixtures

Round 3A (5 April)

Round 1 (12 April)

Round 2 (18 & 19 April)

Round 3B (25–27 April)

Round 4 (3 May)

Round 5 (10 May)

Round 6 (17 May)

Round 7 (24 May)

Round 8 (31 May)

Round 9 (7 & 8 June)

Round 10 (14 June)

Round 11 (28 & 29 June)

Round 12 (5 July)

Round 13 (12 & 13 July)

Round 14 (19 July)

Round 15 (2 August)

Round 16 (9 August)

Round 17 (16 & 17 August)

Round 18 (Final Round - 23 August)

Ladder

2014 TSL Ladder
TEAMPWLDPFPA %PTS
1 Clarence (MP)18135021921282170.98%52
2 Western Storm 18135018311277143.38%52
3 North Launceston (P)18135016891209139.70%52
4 Lauderdale 18125117511290135.74%50
5 Glenorchy 18117017981330135.19%44
6 Burnie 18107117231297132.85%42
7 Hobart City 1871101496165090.67%28
8 Devonport 1861201256191165.72%24
9 Launceston 1841401292171275.47%16
10 Tigers FC 180180735280526.20%0
Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, (MP) = Minor Premiers, (P) = Premiers Click here for source
Update: 25 August 2014

State League Finals series

Qualifying and Elimination Finals

Qualifying Final
Saturday 30 August (2:00 pm) Western Storm 6.6 (42)def. by North Launceston 19.10 (124) Aurora Stadium Report
Elimination Final
Sunday 31 August (1:00 pm) Lauderdale 17.8 (110)def. Glenorchy 11.11 (77) North Hobart Oval Report

Semi-finals

1st Semi-final
Saturday 6 September (2:30pm) Western Storm 13.14 (92)def. Lauderdale 13.7 (85) Aurora Stadium Report
2nd Semi-final
Saturday 6 September (2:30pm) Clarence 10.11 (71)def. by North Launceston 11.10 (76) Blundstone Arena Report

Preliminary final

Preliminary Final
Saturday 13 September (2:10 pm) Clarence 15.14 (104)def. by Western Storm 16.10 (106) Blundstone Arena Report

Grand Final

2014 TSL Grand Final
Sunday 21 September (2:15 pm) North Launceston def. Western Storm Aurora Stadium (crowd: 5,842) Report
4.2 (26)
9.5 (59)
12.9 (81)
 18.13 (121)
Q1
Q2
Q3
 Final
1.1 (7)
4.1 (25)
7.2 (44)
 10.2 (62)
Darrel Baldock Medal: Daniel Roozendaal (North Launceston)
Television broadcast: ABC
A. O’Sign 3, C. Tarrant 3, M. VanDenBerg 3, B. Cox-Goodyer 3, Z. Burt 2, E. Petterwood 1, J. Ponting 1, L. Young 1, W. McBride 1GoalsZ. Brown 4, T. Bardenhagen 2, A. Russell 2, J. Blackberry 1, C. Drake 1
D. Roozendaal, A. Cox-Goodyer, R. Worn, E. Petterwood, M. VanDenBerg, T. WhitfordBestZ. Brown, T. Bardenhagen, C. Drake, W. Hanson, A. Russell, M. Hanson

TSL Team Of The Year

2014 TSL Team of The Year
B:Andrew Cox-Goodyer (North Launceston)Adam Duggan (Lauderdale)Harry Walters (Burnie)
HB:Taylor Whitford (North Launceston)Will Hanson (Western Storm)Jordan Roberts (Clarence)
C:Jake Cox (Clarence)Matt Hanson (Western Storm)Jay Blackberry (Western Storm)
HF:Bradley Cox-Goodyer (North Launceston)Bart McCulloch (Western Storm)Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
F:James Charlesworth (Clarence) Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)Trent Standen (Clarence)
Foll: Jason Laycock (Burnie) Jeromey Webberley (Clarence)Brayden Webb (Glenorchy) (Captain)
Int:Daniel Roozendaal (North Launceston)Bryce Walsh (Lauderdale)Thane Bardenhagen (Western Storm)
Kade Pitchford (Devonport)
Coach:Zane Littlejohn (North Launceston)

Foxtel Cup

Despite only forming as a new club in late 2013, the Western Storm were granted an invitation to compete in the Foxtel Cup knockout competition for 2014 ahead of 2013 runners-up Burnie. [11] The Storm scored a stirring victory against reigning Foxtel Cup champions West Adelaide in their debut game in Adelaide. However, the long trip to Perth mid-week saw them defeated by WAFL club West Perth in the Semi-finals.

Round 1

Game #1 29 April 2014
20:05 CST
West Adelaide 57 - 61
stand alone game
Western Storm Adelaide Oval

match report
match statistics

 
2.1 (13)
4.4 (28)
7.4 (46)
8.9 (57)
match report 4.2 (26)
7.4 (46)
9.6 (60)
9.7 (61)
  Goals 
Hopton 2, Watchman 2, Dijksman,
Schott, De Zylva.
 Collis 2, McCulloch 2, Brown,
Thomas, McGee,
Russell, Barker.
  Bests 
De Zylva, Jennings,
Dijksman, Nelson.
 Hanson, Hills, Blackberry,
Reinmuth, McCulloch.

Semi-finals

Semi-final #1 24 June 2014
18:35 WST
Western Storm 23 - 97
stand alone game
West Perth Patersons Stadium

match report
match statistics

 
0.2 (2)
0.3 (3)
1.5 (11)
3.5 (23)
match report 3.3 (21)
7.5 (47)
11.6 (72)
15.7 (97)
  Goals 
A.Russell, W.Hanson, L.Barker M.McPhee 3, S.Martin 3, M.Johnson 2
M.Guadagnin, K.Shannon, M.Crisp,
B.Antonio, R.Bartholomew,
T.Manzone, S.Marusic
  Bests 
J.Blackberry, M.Hanson, B.Thorp, T.Bardenhagen, J.Child A.Lynch, J.Thrum, L.Meadows,
S.Martin, B.Antonio, S.Marusic

State game

The Tasmanian State League representative team competed against the North East Australian Football League representative team (which incorporates players from the four states and territories of the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory) on June 21. [12] [13]

2014 State Game
Saturday 21 June (2:00 pm) TSL 18.12 (120)def. NEAFL 12.7 (79) Bellerive Oval [14]

See also

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