2016 TSL season

2016 premiership season
2016 premiership season
Teams	9
Premiers	Glenorchy ; (3rd premiership)
Minor premiers	Glenorchy
Matches played	82
Leading goalkicker	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
Alistair Lynch Medallist	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
Wooden spooners	Kingborough Football Club
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Last updated January 23, 2022

The 2016 AFL Tasmania TSL premiership season was an Australian rules football competition staged across Tasmania, Australia over twenty-one home and away rounds and six finals series matches between 24 March and 17 September. ^[1]

Participating clubs

Awards

Alastair Lynch Medal (Best afield throughout season): Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)^[5]
Eade Medal (Best and Fairest in Development League): Paul Hudson (Lauderdale)^[6]
Hudson Medal (Highest goal kicker in TSL season): Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy) – 80 goals^[7]
Baldock Medal (Grand Final Best on Ground): Clinton French (Glenorchy)^[8]
Cazaly Medal (Premiership Coach in TSL): Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)
Matthew Richardson Medal (Rookie of the Year): Toutai Havea (Lauderdale)^[9]
RACT Insurance Player Of The Year: Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)^[10]
Development League Grand Final Best On Ground: Jarrod Harper (Clarence)

2016 TSL coaches

Clint Proctor (Burnie)
Trent Bartlett & Jeromey Webberley (Clarence)
Mitch Thorp (Devonport)
Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)
Kane Richter (Hobart City)
Darren Winter (Lauderdale)
Chris Hills (Launceston)
Zane Littlejohn (North Launceston)
Adam Henley (Kingborough)

2016 TSL leading goalkickers

Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy) - 80
Mitch Thorp (Devonport) - 55

Highest individual goalkicker (match)

12 – Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy) v Hobart City – 9 July 2016 at North Hobart Oval ^[11]

Premiership season

Source: TSL Season 2016 results and fixtures

Round 1

(Thursday 24 March & Saturday 26 March)

– Hobart City 7.6 (48) v Kingborough 15.12 (102) – North Hobart Oval (Thursday)
– North Launceston 9.9 (63) v Launceston 5.9 (39) – York Park (Thursday Night)
– Lauderdale 12.12 (84) v Glenorchy 6.16 (52) – Lauderdale Oval (Saturday)
– Devonport 9.10 (64) v Burnie 11.9 (75) – Devonport Oval (Saturday)
Bye: Clarence

Round 2

(Saturday 2 April)

– Burnie 15.18 (108) v Kingborough 7.10 (52) – West Park Oval
– Launceston 9.16 (70) v Hobart City 9.8 (62) – Windsor Park
– Glenorchy 13.9 (87) v Clarence 5.8 (38) – KGV Oval
– North Launceston 11.17. (83) v Devonport 9.9 (63) – York Park (Saturday Night)
Bye: Lauderdale

Round 3

(Saturday 9 April)

– Devonport 10.10 (70) v Lauderdale 10.6 (66) – Devonport Oval
– Hobart City 5.10 (40) v Burnie 17.16 (118) – North Hobart Oval
– Glenorchy 17.12 (114) v Launceston 4.3 (27) – KGV Oval
– Kingborough 18.12 (120) V Clarence 14.9 (93) – Twin Ovals Complex (Saturday Night)
Bye: North Launceston

Round 4

(Saturday 16 April & Sunday 17 April)

– Burnie 11.13 (79) v Glenorchy 7.11 (53) – West Park Oval
– Clarence 10.10 (70) v Hobart City 12.9 (81) – Bellerive Oval
– Lauderdale 14.14 (98) v North Launceston 5.13 (43) – Lauderdale Oval
– Launceston 13.7 (85) v Devonport 15.9 (99) Windsor Park (Sunday)
Bye: Kingborough

Round 5

(Saturday 23 April & Monday 25 April)

– Clarence 18.7 (115) v Devonport 10.10 (70) – Bellerive Oval
– Burnie 8.14 (62) v North Launceston 14.13 (97) – West Park Oval
– Launceston 8.6. (54) v Lauderdale 13.15 (93) – Windsor Park (Monday)
– Kingborough 6.8 (44) v Glenorchy 21.12 (138) – Twin Ovals Complex (Monday)
Bye: Hobart City

Round 6

(Saturday 30 April)

– Devonport 20.13 (133) v Kingborough 9.2 (56) – Devonport Oval
– Lauderdale 9.10 (64) v Burnie 18.16 (124) – Lauderdale Oval
– North Launceston 14.18 (102) v Clarence 9.10 (64) – York Park
– Glenorchy 17.9 (111) v Hobart City 6.5 (41) – KGV Oval (Saturday Night)
Bye: Launceston

Round 7

(Saturday 7 May)

– Hobart City 11.7 (73) v Devonport 15.17 (107) – North Hobart Oval
– Kingborough 5.7 (37) v North Launceston 20.18 (138) – Twin Ovals Complex
– Clarence 23.13 (151) v Lauderdale 15.7 (97) – Bellerive Oval
– Burnie 17.13 (115) v Launceston 15.6 (96) – West Park Oval
Bye: Glenorchy

Round 8

(Friday 13 May & Saturday 14 May)

– Hobart City 12.10 (82) v Lauderdale 13.6 (84) – North Hobart Oval (Friday Night)
– Kingborough 8.15 (63) v Launceston 24.5 (149) – Twin Ovals Complex
– Clarence 12.17 (89) v Burnie 18.13 (121) – Bellerive Oval
– Glenorchy 8.13 (61) v North Launceston 5.7 (37) – KGV Oval (Saturday Night)
Bye: Devonport

Round 9

(Saturday 21 May)

– Launceston 17.14 (116) v Clarence 9.14 (68) – Windsor Park
– Lauderdale 19.21 (135) v Kingborough 5.11 (41) – Lauderdale Oval
– North Launceston 11.12 (78) v Hobart City 11.6 (72) – York Park
– Devonport 8.10 (58) v Glenorchy 17.8 (110) – Devonport Oval
Bye: Burnie

Round 10

(Friday 27 May & Saturday 28 May)

– Clarence 6.8 (44) v Glenorchy 21.21 (147) – Bellerive Oval (Friday Night)
– Burnie 11.17 (83) v Devonport 8.13 (61) – West Park Oval (Friday Night)
– Launceston 6.8 (44) v North Launceston 14.11 (95) – Windsor Park (Saturday)
– Kingborough 8.10 (58) v Hobart City 12.11 (83) – Twin Ovals Complex (Saturday)
Bye: Lauderdale

Round 11

(Saturday 4 June)

– Glenorchy 21.15 (141) v Burnie 3.9 (27) – KGV Oval
– Hobart City 11.10 (76) v Clarence 16.15 (111) – North Hobart Oval
– North Launceston 16.7 (103) v Lauderdale 9.5 (59) – York Park
– Devonport 20.14 (134) v Launceston 6.5 (41) – Devonport Oval
Bye: Kingborough

Round 12

(Saturday 18 June)

– Kingborough 13.7 (85) v Burnie 16.9 (105) – Twin Ovals Complex
– Glenorchy 18.8 (116) v Lauderdale 11.8 (74) – KGV Oval
– Hobart City 19.10 (124) v Launceston 16.12 (108) – North Hobart Oval
– Devonport 12.5 (77) v North Launceston 17.15 (117) – Devonport Oval
Bye: Clarence

Round 13

(Saturday 25 June)

– Burnie 17.21 (123) v Hobart City 10.11 (71) – West Park Oval
– Lauderdale 12.11 (83) v Devonport 12.10 (82) – Lauderdale Oval
– Launceston 6.8 (44) v Glenorchy 26.14 (170) – Windsor Park
– Clarence 19.13 (127) v Kingborough 10.12 (72) – Bellerive Oval
Bye: North Launceston

Round 14

(Saturday 2 July & Sunday 3 July)

– Devonport 12.10 (82) v Clarence 12.8 (80) – Devonport Oval
– North Launceston 16.11 (107) v Burnie 10.11 (71) – York Park
– Lauderdale 13.21 (99) v Launceston 10.9 (69) – Lauderdale Oval
– Glenorchy 29.14 (188) v Kingborough 2.4 (16) – KGV Oval (Sunday)
Bye: Hobart City

Round 15

(Saturday 9 July)

– Burnie 12.10 (82) v Lauderdale 8.9 (57) – West Park Oval
– Kingborough 10.12. (72) v Devonport 22.13 (145) – Twin Ovals Complex
– Clarence 11.14 (80) v North Launceston 21.10 (136) – Bellerive Oval
– Hobart City 6.8 (44) v Glenorchy 27.9 (171) – North Hobart Oval
Bye: Launceston

Round 16

(Saturday 16 July)

– Devonport 8.12 (60) v Hobart City 15.6 (96) – Devonport Oval
– North Launceston 30.19 (199) v Kingborough 3.6 (24) – York Park
– Lauderdale 16.16 (112) v Clarence 10.9 (69) – Lauderdale Oval
– Launceston 10.10 (70) v Burnie 20.8 (128) – Windsor Park
Bye: Glenorchy

Round 17

(Saturday 23 July)

– Burnie 14.22 (106) v Clarence 4.2 (26) – West Park Oval
– North Launceston 9.8 (62) v Glenorchy 10.6 (66) – York Park
– Lauderdale 4.15 (39) v Hobart City 5.9 (39) – Lauderdale Oval *
– Launceston 14.10 (94) v Kingborough 14.8 (92) – Windsor Park
Bye: Devonport

Note: The second draw in TSL History, with both involving Lauderdale.

Round 18

(Saturday 30 July & Sunday 31 July)

– Glenorchy 12.10 (82) v Devonport 6.9 (45) – KGV Oval
– Clarence 24.10 (154) v Launceston 11.9 (75) – Bellerive Oval
– Hobart City 11.11 (77) v North Launceston 11.12 (78) – North Hobart Oval
– Kingborough 9.13 (67) v Lauderdale 11.19 (85) – Twin Ovals Complex (Sunday)
Bye: Burnie

Round 19

(Friday 5 August & Saturday 6 August)

– Burnie 12.11 (83) v Devonport 10.14 (74) – West Park Oval (Friday Night)
– Launceston 4.7 (31) v North Launceston 18.10 (118) – Windsor Park (Saturday)
– Clarence 8.8 (56) v Glenorchy 27.13 (175) – Bellerive Oval (Saturday)
Bye: Hobart City, Kingborough, Lauderdale

Round 20

(Saturday 13 August)

– Kingborough 9.8 (62) v Hobart City 15.15 (105) – Twin Ovals Complex
– Lauderdale 14.12 (96) v Clarence 12.17 (89) – Lauderdale Oval
– North Launceston 5.8 (38) v Burnie 14.14 (98) – York Park
– Devonport 12.8 (80) v Launceston 6.8 (44) – Devonport Oval

Bye: Glenorchy

Round 21

(Friday 19 August)

– Hobart City 21.9 (135) v Lauderdale 9.14 (68) – North Hobart Oval (Friday Night)
– Glenorchy 21.22 (148) v Kingborough 4.5 (29) – KGV Oval (Friday Night)

Bye: Burnie, Clarence, Devonport, Launceston, North Launceston

Ladder

2016 TSL Ladder

TEAM

P

W

L

D

PF

PA

%

PTS

1

Glenorchy (MP)(P)

18

16

2

0

2130

849

250.88%

64

2

Burnie

18

15

3

0

1708

1285

132.92%

60

3

North Launceston

18

14

4

0

1694

1123

150.85%

56

4

Lauderdale

18

10

7

1

1493

1468

101.70%

42

5

Devonport

18

8

10

0

1504

1434

104.16%

32

6

Hobart City

18

6

11

1

1349

1618

83.37%

26

7

Clarence

18

5

13

0

1524

1871

81.45%

20

8

Launceston

18

4

14

0

1256

1871

67.13%

16

9

Kingborough

18

2

16

0

1092

2221

49.17%

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

Season records

Highest club scores

30.19. (199) – North Launceston v Kingborough 16 July 2016 at Aurora Stadium
29.14. (188) – Glenorchy v Kingborough 3 July 2016 at KGV Oval
23.15. (153) – Glenorchy v Clarence 6 August 2016 at Bellerive Oval

Lowest club scores

2.4. (16) – Kingborough v Glenorchy 29.14. (188) – 3 July 2016 at KGV Oval
3.6. (24) – Kingborough v North Launceston 30.19. (199) – 16 July 2016 at York Park
4.2. (26) – Clarence v Burnie 14.22. (106) – 23 July 2016 at West Park Oval

TSL Team Of The Year

2016 TSL Team of The Year
B:	Jordan Arnold (Glenorchy)	Tom Cleary (Glenorchy)	Corey Nankervis (North Launceston)
HB:	Jay Lockhart (North Launceston)	Ben Reynolds (Glenorchy) (Captain)	Harry Walters (Burnie)
C:	Jake Cox (Clarence)	Taylor Whitford (North Launceston) (Vice-Captain)	Daniel Joseph (Glenorchy)
HF:	Bradley Cox-Goodyer (North Launceston)	Mitch Thorp (Devonport)	Ian Callinan (Clarence)
F:	Trent Standen (Clarence)	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)	Nick Dodge (Lauderdale)
Foll:	Tyrone Morrison (Burnie)	Jobi Harper (Burnie)	Clint Riley (Burnie)
Int:	Daniel Roozendaal (North Launceston)	Dylan Riley (Devonport)	Rhys Mott (Glenorchy)
	Jack Siggins (Lauderdale)
Coach:	Aaron Cornelius (Glenorchy)

TSL Finals Series

Qualifying Final

(Saturday 27 August)

North Launceston: 1.2. (8) | 4.4. (28) | 5.6. (36) | 7.11. (53)
Burnie: 4.5. (29) | 5.5. (35) | 5.6. (36) | 5.7. (37)

at West Park

Elimination Final

(Saturday 27 August)

Lauderdale: – 3.7. (25) | 5.12. (42) | 10.20. (80) | 14.23. (107)
Devonport: – 3.0. (18) | 5.1. (31) | 5.1 (31) | 7.4. (46)

at Bellerive Oval

1st Semi-Final

(Saturday 3 September)

Burnie: 6.5. (41) | 10.7. (67) | 12.11. (83) | 14.15. (99)
Lauderdale: 2.1. (13) | 5.6. (36) | 9.13. (67) | 10.16. (76)

at York Park

2nd Semi-Final

(Saturday 3 September)

North Launceston: 1.2. (8) | 9.3. (57) | 11.5. (71) | 17.5. (107)
Glenorchy: 2.2. (14) | 4.4. (28) | 11.7. (73) | 15.9. (99)

at Bellerive Oval

Preliminary Final

Glenorchy: 6.6. (42) | 11.8. (74) | 16.12. (108) | 22.17. (149)
Burnie: 2.1. (13) | 5.2. (32) | 6.3. (39) | 8.7. (55)

at Bellerive Oval

Grand Final


	2016 TSL Grand Final
Saturday 17 September (2:30 pm)	North Launceston	def. by	Glenorchy	Aurora Stadium (crowd: 6,128)	[12]
	2.2 (14) 3.6 (24) 4.7 (31) 5.10 (40)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	3.0 (18) 3.0 (18) 8.3 (51) 9.6 (60)	Darrel Baldock Medal: Clinton French (Glenorchy)


S. Witkowski 1, M. Walsh 1, T. Thomas 1, Z. Burt 1, J. Ponting 1		Goals	C. French 4, Mitchell Rainbird 1, J. Bowden 1, T. Bowden 1, J. Hayden 1, D. Muir 1
T. Whitford, T. Thomas, J. Foon, C. Nankervis, M. Walsh		Best	C. French, B. Reynolds, T. Cleary, J. Bowden, M. Hills, L. Smith

State Game

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	2016 State Game
Sunday 7 June	WAFL	def.	TSL	Steel Blue Oval
	4.3 (27) 10.10 (70) 17.11 (113) 25.14 (164)	Q1 Q2 Q3 Final	1.1 (7) 1.4 (10) 4.4 (28) 4.6 (30)


B. Peake 7 , B. Saunders 6 , D. Cameron 3, J. Bolton 2 , P. Johnson 2 , T. Notte 1 , R. Cook 1 , A. Hams 1, T. Kelly 1, R. Neates 1		Goals	I. Callinan 2 , T. Whitford 1 , T. Standen 1
J. Bolton , S. Nelson , P. Johnson , L. Meadows , B. Peake , A. Hams		Best	J. Cox , J. Harper, I. Callinan , T. Whitford, R. Mott

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References

↑ 2016 TSL Premiership Season
↑ Southern Cross TV announced naming rights sponsor ^{[ permanent dead link ]}
↑ James Bresnehan (11 August 2016). "Prospect Hawks booted from TSL". The Mercury. Hobart, TAS. Retrieved 2 November 2016.
↑ Glenorchy runs over top of North Launceston
↑ Alastair Lynch Medal
↑ "TSL Award Winners". Archived from the original on 9 March 2017. Retrieved 3 May 2017.
↑ Peter Hudson Medal
↑ Glenorchy runs over the top of North Launceston
↑ Toutai Havea nabs Matthew Richardson Medal
↑ RACT Player Of The Year
↑ Glenorchy star Jaye Bowden equals TSL record
↑ / TSL Match Centre
↑ "Tas V WA Match Report". Archived from the original on 8 April 2017. Retrieved 9 May 2017.

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[1] 2016 TSL Premiership Season

[2] Southern Cross TV announced naming rights sponsor ^{[ permanent dead link ]}

[3] James Bresnehan (11 August 2016). "Prospect Hawks booted from TSL". The Mercury. Hobart, TAS. Retrieved 2 November 2016.

[4] Glenorchy runs over top of North Launceston

[5] Alastair Lynch Medal

[6] "TSL Award Winners". Archived from the original on 9 March 2017. Retrieved 3 May 2017.

[7] Peter Hudson Medal

[8] Glenorchy runs over the top of North Launceston

[9] Toutai Havea nabs Matthew Richardson Medal

[10] RACT Player Of The Year

[11] Glenorchy star Jaye Bowden equals TSL record

[12] / TSL Match Centre

[13] "Tas V WA Match Report". Archived from the original on 8 April 2017. Retrieved 9 May 2017.

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2016 premiership season
Teams	9
Premiers	Glenorchy (3rd premiership)
Minor premiers	Glenorchy
Matches played	82
Leading goalkicker	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
Alistair Lynch Medallist	Jaye Bowden (Glenorchy)
Wooden spooners	Kingborough Football Club
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2016 TSL season

Contents

Participating clubs

Awards

2016 TSL coaches

2016 TSL leading goalkickers

Highest individual goalkicker (match)

Premiership season

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Round 6

Round 7

Round 8

Round 9

Round 10

Round 11

Round 12

Round 13

Round 14

Round 15

Round 16

Round 17

Round 18

Round 19

Round 20

Round 21

Ladder

Season records

Highest club scores

Lowest club scores

TSL Team Of The Year

TSL Finals Series

Qualifying Final

Elimination Final

1st Semi-Final

2nd Semi-Final

Preliminary Final

Grand Final

State Game

Related Research Articles

References

External links