Round 20 1994

Hawthorn v West Coast
Round 20, 1994

Date

Sat, 6 August 1994 (2:08 PM EST)

Venue

Waverley Park

Attendance

16,328

Result

Lost by 46

Score

HAW 15.10.100 - 7.12.54 WCE

Brownlow

3 C.Langford (HAW)
2 D.Jarman (HAW)
1 S.Crawford (HAW)

Ladder

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Hawthorn handed the ladder-leaders a reality check, racing to a big early lead and running out with a 46 point win. Peter Wilson had a goal and six tackles to go with 20 possessions.

Summary

		1/4 time		1/2 time		3/4 time		Final
Hawthorn		6.1.37		7.2.44		14.6.90		15.10.100
West Coast		1.3.9		4.5.29		5.9.39		7.12.54

Goals: Bond, Lewis, Mainwaring, McIntosh, Pyke, Sumich, Wilson

Best: Jakovich, Pyke, Kemp, Matera, Lewis, Turley

Injuries: McKenna (nose), Turnbull (wrist)

Milestones: Clape final appearance, Lamb final appearance

Named sides

	West Coast				Hawthorn
B:	36.Hart	14.Brennan	12.White	B:	5.Collins	24.Langford	20.Maginness
HB:	17.McKenna	27.Jakovich	24.Worsfold	HB:	38.Tallis	34.Graham	26.Cooper
C:	30.Matera	2.Kemp	3.Mainwaring	C:	9.Crawford	3.Condon	16.Gowers
HF:	9.Wilson	26.Ball	11.McIntosh	HF:	11.Jarman	25.Taylor	28.McDonald
F:	20.Bond	4.Sumich	28.Lewis	F:	17.Hudson	13.Dear	42.Stevenson
R:	50.Turnbull	7.Turley	10.Pyke	R:	12.Lawrence	15.Allan	44.Platten
I:	6.Banfield	38.Symmons	32.Clape	I:	14.Bunn	31.Madigan	18.Pritchard
E:	5.Lamb	22.Hynes	33.Godden	E:	23.Crawshay	4.Crow	32.Johnston

In: Worsfold, Mainwaring

Out: Krummel (WAFL susp), Hampson

Late change: Lamb for Worsfold (groin)

From the papers

The Sunday Age

"How it stopped the Eagles winning was with several sustained individual performances against West Coast's best players. Rayden Tallis rarely let centreman Dean Kemp out of his sights, but was confident enough to step out when there was the chance to create play.

Tallis kicked two goals, and had Kemp moved to a forward pocket briefly in the third quarter.

Shane Crawford won an equally comprehensive victory on his wing against Peter Matera, getting twice the amount of ball and using it more efficiently than on recent outings. And while centre half-forward Jason Taylor was quiet, he kept the Eagles' star defender Glen Jakovich busy, moving him out of the play and clearing the path to goal.

The Hawks also exploited the area where most opposition still feel they have a chance against West Coast. With Langford on top of centre half-forward Ashley McIntosh, and Mark Graham in control of full- forward Peter Sumich, the goalkicking duties fell to the Eagles' smaller forwards such as Chris Lewis and Shane Bond, a duty they were unable to perform."

Canberra Times

"Although they outscored Hawthorn when kicking with a strong wind in the second and fourth quarters, the Eagles failed to make headway into it.

But Hawthorn made full use of the conditions, Paul Hudson proving an able substitute for Dunstall by kicking five goals, and stand-in full-forward Alex McDonald making his presence felt by kicking three goals.

It was only during a 20-minute lapse by the Hawks in the second quarter that West Coast seemed likely to get into the game.

After opening the term with a goal from rover Ben Allan, its only major for the term, Hawthorn did not score again until the 24th minute when Andrew Gowers kicked a point."

WAFL

Round 18 (6-7 Aug)

Claremont vs South Fremantle (Hynes, Spinks)

Swan Districts vs East Fremantle (Harding)

East Perth (Lyle, Walker) vs Perth (Gehrig)

Subiaco (Langdon, Metropolis, Connell, Schofield, Hampson, Godden) vs West Perth

Injury list

In the lead-up to the round the following players were listed as injured or unavailable:

Player		Injury		Expected duration
Evans		Back		1 week
Krummel		Suspended		1 week
Heady		Shoulder		Test
Worsfold		Groin		Test
Langdon		Strained knee		Test
Waterman		Foot		Test
Mainwaring		Hamstring		Test

References

http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1994/101819940806.html