2015 TSL season

2015 premiership season
2015 premiership season
Teams	10
Premiers	North Launceston ; 4th premiership
Minor premiers	Glenorchy
Wooden spooners	Western Storm Football Club
Alistair Lynch Medallist	Jaye Bowden
Leading goalkicker	Jaye Bowden
Matches played	90
	← 2014 2016 →

Last updated June 17, 2023

The 2015 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 3 April and 19 September.^[1]

Participating Clubs

Awards

Source: See here

Alastair Lynch Medal (Best afield throughout season): Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)^[3]
Eade Medal (Best and Fairest in Development League): Brendan Hay (Clarence)^[4]
Hudson Medal (Highest goal kicker in TSL season): Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy) – 57 goals^[5]
Baldock Medal (Grand Final Best on Ground): Josh Holland (North Launceston)^[6]
Cazaly Medal (Premiership Coach in TSL): Zane Littlejohn (North Launceston)^[7]
Matthew Richardson Medal (Rookie of the Year): Jordon Arnold (Glenorchy)^[8]
RACT Insurance Player Of The Year: Taylor Whitford (North Launceston)^[9]

2015 TSL Club Coaches

Clint Proctor (Burnie)
Matthew Drury (Clarence)
Mitch Thorp (Devonport)
Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)
Michael McGregor (Hobart City)
Darren Winter (Lauderdale)
Scott Stephens (Launceston)
Zane Littlejohn (North Launceston)
Mitch Hills (Western Storm)
Adam Henley (Kingborough)

2015 Leading Goalkickers

Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy) - 61
Daniel Muir (Glenorchy) - 58
Ben Halton (Lauderdale) - 55
Julian Dobosz (Hobart City) - 51
Chris McDonald (Burnie) - 48

Highest Individual Goalkickers (Match)

8 – Daniel Muir (Glenorchy) v Launceston – 2 May 2015 at KGV Oval
8 – Julian Dobosz (Hobart City) v Devonport – 25 April 2015 at Devonport Oval
8 – Sonny Whiting (Launceston) v Lauderdale – 23 May 2015 at Windsor Park
7 – Aaron McNab (Devonport) v North Launceston – 4 July 2015 at Devonport Oval

Premiership season

Source: TSL Season 2015 results and fixtures

Round 1


	Round 1
Friday, 3 April (2:00 pm)	Kingborough 11.13 (79)	def. by	Hobart City 15.10 (100)	Twin Ovals Complex
Friday, 3 April (2:30 pm)	North Launceston 16.7 (103)	def. by	Launceston 16.8 (104)	Windsor Park
Friday, 3 April (2:30 pm)	Western Storm 11.10 (76)	def. by	Lauderdale 12.15 (87)	Aurora Stadium
Friday, 3 April (5:00 pm)	Burnie 16.13 (109)	def.	Devonport 9.5 (59)	West Park
Saturday, 4 April (4:30 pm)	Glenorchy 17.17 (119)	def.	Clarence 8.4 (52)	KGV Oval

Round 2 (10 & 11 April)

Launceston 12.14. (86) v Western Storm 12.11. (83) - Aurora Stadium
Lauderdale 12.8. (80) v Clarence 9.7. (61) - Blundstone Arena
Devonport 17.16. (118) v Kingborough 6.15. (51) - Devonport Oval
Glenorchy 14.13. (97) v Hobart City 12.10. (82) - Queenborough Oval
North Launceston 20.11. (131) v Burnie 12.10. (82) - Aurora Stadium

Round 3 (17 & 18 April)

Clarence 9.19. (73) v Hobart City 7.9. (51) - Blundstone Arena
Lauderdale 7.14. (56) v North Launceston 7.13. (55) - Lauderdale Oval
Devonport 14.10. (94) v Launceston 8.10. (58) - Windsor Park
Glenorchy 10.16. (76) v Kingborough 4.1. (25) - Twin Ovals Complex
Burnie 18.9. (117) v Western Storm 13.10. (88) - West Park

Round 4 (25 & 26 April)

Devonport 16.10. (106) v Hobart 13.5. (83) - Devonport Oval
Glenorchy 15.9. (99) v Lauderdale 9.11. (65) - KGV Oval
Kingborough 15.10. (100) v Clarence 13.5. (83) - Twin Ovals Complex *
North Launceston 14.11. (95) v Western Storm 12.8. (80) - Aurora Stadium
Burnie 18.11. (119) v Launceston 10.10. (70) - Windsor Park

Note: Kingborough's first win in the TSL.

Round 5 (2 May)

Burnie 11.20. (86) v Clarence 4.7. (31) - West Park
Glenorchy 23.15. (153) v Launceston 6.3. (39) - KGV Oval
Hobart City 12.12. (84) v Western Storm 8.16. (64) - North Hobart Oval
Lauderdale 19.7. (121) v Kingborough 4.11. (35) - Lauderdale Oval
North Launceston 14.21. (105) v Devonport 9.9. (63) - Aurora Stadium

Round 6 (15 & 16 May)

North Launceston 24.16. (160) v Launceston 6.5. (41) - Aurora Stadium
Glenorchy 17.14. (116) v Clarence 8.11. (59) - Blundstone Arena
Lauderdale 17.10. (112) v Hobart City 8.16. (64) - Lauderdale Oval
Burnie 18.17. (125) v Kingborough 7.8. (50) - Twin Ovals Complex
Devonport 11.14. (80) v Western Storm 11.8. (74) - Devonport Oval

Round 7 (22 & 23 May)

Hobart City 12.12. (84) v Kingborough 11.13. (79) - North Hobart Oval
Glenorchy 19.5. (119) v Devonport 5.6. (36) - KGV Oval
Launceston 15.11. (101) v Lauderdale 15.9. (99) - Windsor Park
Clarence 10.14. (74) v Western Storm 7.18. (60) - Aurora Stadium
Burnie 12.9. (81) v North Launceston 8.4. (52) - West Park

Round 8 (30 & 31 May)

Burnie 6.16. (52) v Devonport 5.10. (40) - Devonport Oval
Hobart City 11.5. (71) v North Launceston 10.10 (70) - North Hobart Oval
Glenorchy 17.13. (115) v Kingborough 5.5. (35) - Twin Ovals Complex
Clarence 15.15. (105) v Lauderdale 11.12. (78) - Lauderdale Oval
Launceston 10.7. (67) v Western Storm 9.11. (65) - Windsor Park

Round 9 (13 June)

Clarence 17.14. (116) v Kingborough 8.7. (55) - Blundstone Arena
Glenorchy 16.14. (110) v Hobart City 3.7. (25) - KGV Oval
Lauderdale 11.15. (81) v Devonport 10.16. (76) - lauderdale Oval
North Launceston 16.15. (111) v Western Storm 11.4. (70) - Aurora Stadium
Launceston 15.11. (101) v Burnie 11.14. (80) - West Park

Round 10 (20 & 21 June)

Hobart City 18.11. (119) v Clarence 10.11. (71) - North Hobart Oval
Lauderdale 14.9. (93) v Glenorchy 9.7. (61) - Lauderdale Oval
North Launceston 18.11. (119) v Kingborough 8.10. (58) - Aurora Stadium
Devonport 13.21. (99) v Launceston 6.14. (50) - Devonport Oval
Burnie 24.13. (157) v Western Storm 7.7. (49) - Aurora Stadium

Round 11 (27 June)

Burnie 13.15. (93) v Hobart City 4.11. (35) - West Park
Western Storm 12.19. (91) v Devonport 8.4. (52) - Aurora Stadium
North Launceston 16.9. (105) v Clarence 10.13. (73) - Blundstone Arena
Glenorchy 13.17. (95) v Launceston 7.6. (48) - Windsor Park
Kingborough 11.12. (78) v Lauderdale 9.16. (70) - Twin Ovals Complex

Round 12 (4 & 5 July)

Devonport 16.10. (106) v North Launceston 9.8. (62) - Devonport Oval
Hobart City 14.14. (98) v Western Storm 10.6. (66) - North Hobart Oval
Burnie 14.11. (95) v Lauderdale 8.10. (58) - Lauderdale Oval
Kingborough 11.13. (79) v Launceston 11.7. (73) - Twin Ovals Complex
Glenorchy 15.12. (102) v Clarence 7.7. (49) - KGV Oval

Round 13A (11 July)

Burnie 16.21. (117) v Kingborough 4.9. (33) - West Park
Clarence 20.10. (130) v Devonport 16.7. (103) - Blundstone Arena

Round 13B (17 & 18 July)

North Launceston 15.7. (97) v Launceston 8.5. (53) - Aurora Stadium
Hobart City 13.9. (87) v Lauderdale 12.8. (80) - North Hobart Oval
Glenorchy 15.12. (102) v Western Storm 10.9. (69) - Aurora Stadium

Round 14 (25 & 26 July)

Glenorchy 18.15. (123) v Kingborough 7.6. (48) - KGV Oval
Lauderdale 14.15. (99) v Clarence 13.3. (81) - Blundstone Arena
Hobart City 19.8. (122) v Launceston 7.4. (46) - Windsor Park
North Launceston 17.3. (105) v Western Storm 5.4. (34) - Aurora Stadium
Burnie 10.13. (73) v Devonport 3.4. (22) - Devonport Oval

Round 15 (1 August)

Clarence 10.11. (71) v Hobart City 8.11. (59) - North Hobart Oval
Glenorchy 11.14. (80) v Lauderdale 2.9. (21) - Lauderdale Oval
Devonport 12.8. (80) v Launceston 9.7. (61) - Windsor Park
Kingborough 9.15. (69) v Western Storm 7.5. (47) - Twin Ovals Complex
North Launceston 8.13. (61) v Burnie 8.12. (60) - West Park

Round 16 (8 & 9 August)

Launceston 11.5. (71) v Clarence 8.6. (54) - Blundstone Arena
Devonport 15.13. (103) v Lauderdale 10.9. (69) - Devonport Oval
North Launceston 8.14. (62) v Glenorchy 9.6. (60) - Aurora Stadium
Hobart City 13.12. (90) v Kingborough 1.10. (16) - Twin Ovals Complex
Burnie 10.10. (70) v Western Storm 7.4. (46) - Aurora Stadium

Round 17 (14–16 August)

Glenorchy 17.17. (119) v Hobart City 1.10. (16) - KGV Oval
North Launceston 17.14. (116) v Clarence 13.6. (84) - Aurora Stadium
Burnie 15.14. (104) v Launceston 7.8. (50) - West Park
Devonport 19.16. (130) v Western Storm 8.11. (59) - Aurora Stadium
Lauderdale 20.18. (138) v Kingborough 8.7. (55) - Lauderdale Oval

Round 18 (21 & 22 August)

Lauderdale 15.7. (97) v Hobart City 6.8. (44) - North Hobart Oval
Glenorchy 19.13. (127) v Burnie 8.5. (53) - KGV Oval
Clarence 16.13. (109) v Kingborough 11.10. (76) - Blundstone Arena
Devonport 12.7. (79) v North Launceston 11.11. (77) - Devonport Oval
Western Storm 16.14. (110) v Launceston 11.2. (68) - Windsor Park *

Note: Western Storm's final game in the TSL.

Ladder

2015 TSL Ladder

TEAM

P

W

L

D

PF

PA

%

PTS

1

Glenorchy (MP)

18

16

2

0

1873

877

213.57%

64

2

Burnie

18

14

4

0

1673

1103

151.68%

56

3

North Launceston (P)

18

13

5

0

1687

1254

134.53%

52

4

Lauderdale

18

10

8

0

1504

1356

110.91%

40

5

Devonport

18

10

8

0

1446

1404

102.99%

40

6

Hobart City

18

9

0

1314

1449

90.68%

36

7

Clarence

18

7

11

0

1376

1595

86.27%

28

8

Launceston

18

5

13

0

1186

1797

66.00%

20

9

Tigers FC

18

4

14

0

1021

1824

55.98%

16

10

Western Storm

18

2

16

0

1231

1652

74.52%

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Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, (MP) = Minor Premiers, (P) = Premiers

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Season Records

Highest Club Scores

24.16. (160) – North Launceston v Launceston 15 May 2015 at Aurora Stadium
24.13. (157) – Burnie v Western Storm 21 June 2015 at Aurora Stadium
23.15. (153) – Glenorchy v Launceston 2 May 2015 at KGV Oval

Lowest Club Scores

1.10. (16) – Hobart City v Glenorchy 17.17. (119) – 14 August 2015 at KGV Oval
1.10. (16) – Kingborough v Hobart City 13.12. (90) – 8 August 2015 at Twin Ovals Complex
2.9. (21) – Lauderdale v Glenorchy 11.14. (80) – 1 August 2015 at Lauderdale Oval

TSL Team Of The Year

2015 TSL Team of The Year
B:	Jordan Arnold (Glenorchy)	Tom Cleary (Glenorchy)	Corey Nankervis (North Launceston)
HB:	Harry Walters (Burnie)	Ben Reynolds (Glenorchy)	Claye Hardy (Burnie)
C:	Jake Cox (Clarence)	Brayden Webb (Glenorchy) (Captain)	Mackenzie Willis (Kingborough)
HF:	Dylan Smith (Burnie)	Michael Cassidy (Lauderdale)	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
F:	Chris McDonald (Burnie)	Julian Dobosz (Hobart City)	Aaron McNab (Devonport)
Foll:	Jason Laycock (Burnie)	Ethan Petterwood (North Launceston)	Taylor Whitford (North Launceston)
Int:	Daniel Roozendaal (North Launceston)	Bryce Walsh (Lauderdale)	Tom Bennett (North Launceston)
	Jobi Harper (Western Storm)
Coach:	Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)

TSL Finals Series

Qualifying Final

(Saturday, 29 August 2015)

Burnie: 5.5. (35) | 9.8. (62) | 12.10. (82) | 15.14. (104)
North Launceston: 0.1. (1) | 3.2. (20) | 9.3. (57) | 13.10. (88)

at West Park

Elimination Final

(Saturday, 29 August 2015)

Lauderdale: 3.2. (20) | 5.4. (34) | 9.6. (60)| 13.8. (86)
Devonport: 0.0. (0) | 1.3. (9) | 5.7. (37)| 7.8. (50)

at Blundstone Arena

1st Semi Final

(Saturday, 5 September 2015)

North Launceston: 3.3. (21) | 6.10. (46) | 8.13. (61) | 9.19. (73)
Lauderdale: 1.3. (9) | 3.6. (24) | 6.7. (43) | 10.10. (70)

at Aurora Stadium

2nd Semi Final

(Saturday, 5 September 2015)

Glenorchy: 5.2. (32) | 7.4. (46) | 11.9. (75) | 13.16. (94)
Burnie: 3.0. (18) | 6.2. (38) | 7.2. (44) | 8.4. (52)

at Blundstone Arena

Preliminary Final

(Saturday, 12 September 2015)

North Launceston: 2.2. (14) | 5.6. (36) | 9.12. (66) | 13.18. (96)
Burnie: 4.2. (26) | 5.3 (33) | 8.3. (51) | 12.3. (75)

at Aurora Stadium

Grand Final


	2015 TSL Grand Final
Saturday 19 September (2:30 pm)	Glenorchy	def. by	North Launceston	Blundstone Arena (crowd: 5,978)	[10]
	2.1 (13) 5.1 (31) 8.11 (59) 11.13 (79)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	5.2 (32) 7.7 (49) 9.9 (63) 13.13 (91)	Darrel Baldock Medal: Josh Holland (North Launceston)


J. Bowden 4, S. Piuselli 2, Mitchell Rainbird 2, D. Muir 2, L.Smith 1		Goals	B. Cox-Goodyer 4, A. O'Sign 3, J. Holland 3, Z. Burt 1, W. McBride 1, J.Pearce 1
J. Bowden, M. Dilger, S. Hall, C. Brown, D. Muir, B. Webb		Best	J. Holland, C. Nankervis, B. Cox-Goodyer, G. Mohr, E. Petterwood, A. Lee

State Game

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	2015 State Game
Sunday 7 June	NEAFL	def.	TSL	Moreton Bay Sports Complex
	3.1 (19) 6.3 (39) 7.6 (48) 11.11 (77)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	4.3 (27) 6.6 (42) 7.8 (50) 8.9 (57)


J. Bennett 3, S. Michael 2, B. Grewar 2 , E. Sansbury 1, M. Uebergang 1, , J. Williams 1, J. Derickx 1,		Goals	B. Halton 2, J. Blackberry 1, J. Dobosz 1, J. Laycock 1, B. Webb 1, S. Whiting 1, M. Willis 1
T. Barton, G. Grose, J. Hunt, J. Wagner, T. Young, M. Rawlinson		Best	B. Webb, J. Harper, J. Cox, M. Willis, B. Walsh, E. Petterwood

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References

↑ Tasmanian State League 2015 fixtures
↑ Fast start helps North Launceston to 12-point TSL grand final victory over Glenorchy
↑ Glenorchy’s Jaye Bowden dominates Alistair Lynch medal votes
↑ 2015 Season
↑ Peter Hudson Medal
↑ North Launceston Tasmanian State League Premiers
↑ 2015 Season
↑ 2015 Season
↑ "Taylor Whitford - RACT Player Of The Year". Archived from the original on 25 April 2017. Retrieved 29 December 2015.
↑ AFL Tasmania Match Centre
↑ "NEAFL records historic first representative win". NEAFL.com.au. Fox Sports Pulse. 7 June 2015. Retrieved 17 June 2015.

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[1] Tasmanian State League 2015 fixtures

[2] Fast start helps North Launceston to 12-point TSL grand final victory over Glenorchy

[3] Glenorchy’s Jaye Bowden dominates Alistair Lynch medal votes

[4] 2015 Season

[5] Peter Hudson Medal

[6] North Launceston Tasmanian State League Premiers

[7] 2015 Season

[8] 2015 Season

[9] "Taylor Whitford - RACT Player Of The Year". Archived from the original on 25 April 2017. Retrieved 29 December 2015.

[10] AFL Tasmania Match Centre

[11] "NEAFL records historic first representative win". NEAFL.com.au. Fox Sports Pulse. 7 June 2015. Retrieved 17 June 2015.

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2015 premiership season
Teams	10
Premiers	North Launceston 4th premiership
Minor premiers	Glenorchy
Wooden spooners	Western Storm Football Club
Alistair Lynch Medallist	Jaye Bowden
Leading goalkicker	Jaye Bowden
Matches played	90
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