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West Coast v Adelaide
Round 17, 1993
S95r04
Date
Sun, 25 July 1993 (4:08 PM WST)
Venue
Attendance
36,081
Result
Won by 37
Score
WCE 15.17.107 - 10.10.70 ADL
Brownlow
3 P.Matera (WCE)
2 J.Worsfold (WCE)
1 G.McKenna (WCE)
Ladder
7th
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Despite some accuracy problems, West Coast extended their lead at every change to record an easy 37 point win. Skipper John Worsfold kicked three goals from 27 possessions and Peter Matera ran amok for 31 touches.

Summary[]

1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
West Coast 4.2.26 7.7.49 11.13.79 15.17.107
Adelaide 2.1.13 5.4.34 8.8.56 10.10.70

Goals: Evans, Sumich, Worsfold 3, Wilson 2, Harding, Matera, Pyke, Waterman

Best: Worsfold, McKenna, Matera, Harding, Mainwaring, Brennan

Injuries: White (hamstring)

Milestones: Sumich 100th game, West final appearance

Named sides[]

West Coast Adelaide
B: 5.Lamb 14.Brennan 24.Worsfold B: 13.Lee 34.Hart 35.Jameson
HB: 17.McKenna 27.Jakovich 9.Wilson HB: 32.Ricciuto 15.Pittman 49.Viska
C: 30.Matera 2.Kemp 3.Mainwaring C: 12.Tregenza 26.Bickley 1.Anderson
HF: 12.White 22.Hynes 32.Clape HF: 50.Groom 7.Smart 3.Rowe
F: 11.McIntosh 4.Sumich 31.Banfield F: 2.Jarman 6.Modra 17.Hodges
R: 23.Harding 10.Pyke 18.Evans R: 52.Rehn 10.McDermott 11.McGuinness
I: 39.Waterman 37.West I: 20.Powell 33.Weidemann
E: 42.Connell 33.Godden 36.Hart E: 40.Schwerdt 25.Mickan 36.Sanderson

In: Kemp

Out: Heady (foot)

Late change: Hart for Lamb (ankle)

From the papers[]

The Age[]

Adelaide's normally potent forward structure was appalling yesterday. It was saved from total embarrassment by Tony Modra's four goals, leaving him just two short of his 100 for the season. Even he was shaded on the day by Ashley McIntosh.

Eagles half-back Guy McKenna, wearing gloves for the first time, was outstanding against opponents Andrew Jarman and Chris McDermott. Fellow defenders Glenn Jakovich, Mitchell White, Michael Brennan and Hart - playing for the first time this season - were clear winners, though Jakovich's rival after quarter-time, Nigel Smart, worked hard with no support.

The poor form of Adelaide's forwards could be partly blamed on its key running players, who were thrashed early. Tony McGuinness battled well all day and Greg Anderson came into the play after half-time, but that was it."[1]

Canberra Times[]

"Worsfold, known as a tough and rugged defender, played in attack in the Eagles' latest attempt to find a goal-kicker who can complement full-forward Peter Sumich.

The 24-year-old booted three important goals in the second half and his vigour added an element to the Eagles' game that had been missing recently.

Premiership half-forwards Karl Langdon and Brett Heady were again sidelined with injuries and Eagles coach Mick Malthouse said Worsfold compensated for their absence in the 15.17 (107) to 10.10 (70) win. Worsfold added aggression to the West Coast attacking zone and on a dozen occasions he delivered bone-crunching bumps to Crows players."[2]

Players in the WAFL[]

Round 17 (24 July)

Swan Districts (Ugle, Ball, Retzlaff, Edmonds) vs Subiaco (Langdon, Connell, M.Burton, Godden)

South Fremantle (Irving, Spinks) vs East Fremantle (Lockyer, Nichols, Krummel)

Claremont (Muir, Green) vs East Perth (Turnbull)

West Perth (Hall, Symmons) vs Perth

Injury list[]

In the lead-up to the match the following players were listed as injured or unavailable:[3]

Player Injury Expected duration
Walker Dislocated shoulder Season
Hampson Broken leg 6 weeks
Lewis Suspension 2 weeks
Lamb Ankle 2 weeks
Croxford Thumb 2 weeks
Langdon Knee 1 week
Hart Hamstring strain Test
Kemp Hamstring Test

References[]

http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1993/011819930725.html

  1. Greg Denham, The Age (26 July 1993, p.27), "Eagles down out-of-sorts Crows"
  2. Canberra Times (26 June 1993), "Worsfold moves forward to lift Eagles": http://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/127242423/13968838
  3. The Age (21 July 1993, p.33), "AFL injury list"
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