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Casey Scorpions v Collingwood

Saturday 9th June

Casey Fields at 2:00 PM

Casey Scorpions

Backs Riseley Davis Bennell

Half backs L Tynan Martin J Tynan

Centreline Fieldsend Panozza Davey

Half forwards Sheahan Smith Couch

Forwards Lawrence Cook Allen

Followers Spencer Plummer McGough

Interchange (from) Cleven Collins Gent Gysberts Johnstone * Patti Petropoulos Troutman Weekes

Collingwood

Backs McNamara Cribbin Ugle

Half backs Mooney Yagmoor Young

Centreline Smith Elliott Sundberg

Half forwards Stubbs Paine K Pendlebury

Forwards Hartley Witts Seedsman

Followers Wood Didak Wellingham

Interchange Boland Cathcart Ceglar Doria Farmer Ferraro Hahn Hellier Hine Riddle Wallace S Williams

* 23rd player

Casey Scorpions v Coburg Tigers (Development League)

Saturday 9th June

Casey Fields at 11:00 AM

Casey Scorpions

Backs Corrigan Salton Page

Half backs Strauss Patti Clay

Centreline Rosier Gent Bull

Half forwards Petropoulos Galvin Dearaugo

Forwards Williams Weekes Troutman

Followers Cleven Corry Lang

Interchange (from) Chin Hill Johnson Johnston McFarlane McInnes J Roberts K Roberts

Coburg Tigers

B Dimartino Brandt Bamblett

Half backs Duhau Easton Fahey

Centreline Groves Hore Iudica

Half forwards Price Murphy Moore

Forwards Thomas Tanner Sortino

Followers Turner Venditti Jordan

Interchange (from) Barrack Cartelli Hogan Linton Robertella Robinson Simon Taylor Younan

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Why haven't we named some guys on the bench in the AFL side for the team in the VFL? Bate/Dunn/Morton etc? Some late changes for the dees I'm tipping, Frawley being the first one.

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Yeh Frawley is obviously a bluff from what it seems, rather unfortunate for us because Sellar is gonna have to play the game of his life to keep Cloke quiet!

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good to see gysberts back his broken jaw must not have been as bad as vineys, anyone got any info when viney will be back or if he is playing u18 champs

He's in the U18s, so he'll probably play there. Vic Metro lost at the weekend so they'll be begging for him back...

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The Casey Development League team had a poor second half after leading by 5 points at the main break and lost to the Coburg Tigers by 20 points.

2012 AFL Vic Development League

Casey Scorpions 2.4.16 5.6.36 5.10.40 6.11.47

Coburg Tigers  3.0.18 5.1.31 7.5.47 10.7.67

Goals

Casey Scorpions Galvin Williams 2 Clay Johnson

Coburg Tigers Hore 4 Jordan Murphy 2 Robertella  Turner 

Best

Casey Scorpions Troutman Rosier Williams Cleven Page Clay

Coburg Tigers Venditti Bamblett Duhau Robertella Hore Price

Aaron Davey is running out with the senior team for the warm up.

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is this a bit of a break out game for Cookie , KC ?

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