Round 14 2013

West Coast v Essendon
Round 14, 2013

Eric MacKenzie and Jake Carlisle at each other's throats. Photo: aflphotos.com.au

Date

Thu, 27 June 2013 (6:10 PM WST)

Venue

Subiaco Oval

Attendance

36,541

Result

Lost by 7

Score

ESS 15.8.98 - 13.13.91 WCE

Brownlow

3 J.Watson (ESS)
2 M.Priddis (WCE)
1 J.Carlisle (ESS)

Ladder

10th

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West Coast led at three-quarter time and looked to be home, but coughed up the lead in the dying stages and ended up losing by 7 points. Matt Priddis led West Coast with 33 possessions and Bradd Dalziell had 24 possessions and two goals.

Summary[]

		1/4 time		1/2 time		3/4 time		Final
West Coast		3.4.22		6.6.42		12.10.82		13.13.91
Essendon		4.1.25		6.3.39		10.5.65		15.8.98

Goals: Darling, LeCras 3, Dalziell, Kennedy 2, Cox, Kerr, Priddis

Best: Priddis, Gaff, Kennedy, Dalziell, Hutchings, MacKenzie

Injuries: Nil

Sub: Tunbridge for Sheppard in 4th quarter

Milestones: Tunbridge AFL debut, Kerr final appearance

Named sides[]

	West Coast				Essendon
B:	26.Butler	23.Glass	1.Brown	B:	15.Dempsey	18.Hurley	22.Carlisle
HB:	28.Smith	16.MacKenzie	8.Waters	HB:	46.Baguley	26.Hooker	1.Hibberd
C:	24.Rosa	11.Priddis	18.Dalziell	C:	21.Heppell	4.Watson	9.Goddard
HF:	4.Kerr	17.Kennedy	35.McGinnity	HF:	29.Davey	12.Crameri	38.Kommer
F:	2.LeCras	20.Cox	27.Darling	F:	20.Merrett	30.Ryder	8.Winderlich
R:	9.Naitanui	13.Shuey	7.Masten	R:	2.Bellchambers	40.Howlett	5.Stanton
I:	3.Gaff	34.Hutchings	5.Sheppard	I:	16.Pears	23.Myers	17.Melksham
	46.Tunbridge				11.Zaharakis
E:	43.Hams	30.Wilson	31.Schofield	E:	32.Colyer	6.Daniher	10.O'Brien

In: Smith, Hutchings, Sheppard, Tunbridge

Out: Hurn (ankle), S.Selwood (thumb), Embley (susp), Wilson

Late change: Schofield for Shuey (hamstring)

New: Simon Tunbridge (Perth/GWS Giants/Dongara JFC)

From the papers[]

The Age[]

"After Josh Kennedy kicked the game's first goal, the Bombers settled and piled on four consecutive majors in seven minutes and opened up an 18-point lead.

Paddy Ryder was matching Nic Naitanui in athleticism and run and Jason Winderlich and David Zaharakis were running amok.

But the game changed quickly. Almost as quickly as Daniel Kerr got foot to ball in a stoppage to goal from 35 metres and the margin was back to 12 points.

The Eagles had managed to set-up players behind the ball, which resulted in nine of the last 10 inside 50s of the term, plus a goal to Jack Darling and a quarter-time margin to the Dons of just three points."

Players in the WAFL[]

Round 15 (29 June)

Claremont v East Fremantle (Brennan)

South Fremantle (Hams, Carter) v Perth (McInnes)

East Perth (Wilson, Lycett, Morton) v Peel

Swan Districts (Newman, Bennell) v West Perth

Bye: Subiaco

Injury list[]

In the lead-up to the match the following players were listed as injured:

Player	Injury	Expected duration
Hurn	Ankle	9-10 weeks
S.Selwood	Thumb	6-8 weeks
Colledge	Hamstring	3-4 weeks
Wellingham	Ankle	2-3 weeks
A.Selwood	Back	2 weeks
Dick	Hamstring	1 week
Embley	Suspension	1 week
Cripps	Suspension	1 week
Waters	Quad	Test
Shuey	Shoulder	Test