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Geelong v West Coast
Round 7, 1993
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Harding in action. Photo: aflphotos.com.au
Date
Sun, 9 May 1993 (2:08 PM EST)
Attendance
23,697
Result
Won by 8
Score
WCE 16.17.113 - 15.15.105 GEE
Brownlow
3 S.O'Reilly (GEE)
2 M.Clape (WCE)
1 M.Bairstow (GEE)
Ladder
2nd
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West Coast trailed at every change but held the home-town Cats to a single goal in the last quarter to get over the line by 8 points. Dean Kemp racked up 28 possessions and Brett Heady kicked three goals from 18 touches.

Summary[]

1/4 time 1/2 time 3/4 time Final
Geelong 4.4.29 9.4.73 14.11.95 15.15.105
West Coast 2.4.16 7.10.52 12.12.84 16.17.113

Goals: Heady, McIntosh, Sumich 3, Clape 2, Hynes, Kemp, Lewis, Matera, Pyke

Best: Heady, Kemp, Hynes, Brennan, Harding, Matera, McKenna, McIntosh

Injuries: Sumich (quad)

Reports: Matera for striking P.Riccardi

Named sides[]

West Coast Geelong
B: 11.McIntosh 14.Brennan 9.Wilson B: 27.Bews 28.Darcy 37.Simpson
HB: 17.McKenna 27.Jakovich 24.Worsfold HB: 29.Hinkley 17.McGrath 25.Steele
C: 30.Matera 2.Kemp 37.West C: 15.Riccardi 3.Bairstow 8.Scott
HF: 1.Heady 22.Hynes 12.White HF: 35.Colbert 20.O'Reilly 43.Lynch
F: 28.Lewis 4.Sumich 32.Clape F: 42.Hickmott 5.Ablett 16.Brownless
R: 23.Harding 10.Pyke 5.Lamb R: 6.Barnes 7.Couch 32.G.Hocking
I: 18.Evans 39.Waterman I: 23.Pickering 14.Handley
E: 20.Hall 15.Krummel 48.Retzlaff E: 22.Neeld 21.Mansfield 12.Malakellis

No change.

Late change: (GEE) Mansfield for Hinkley

From the papers[]

The Age[]

"After five minutes of desperate football that prevented the deficit from blowing out any further, West Coast clicked into gear with a chilling efficiency Geelong knows only too well. Which explains the funereal atmosphere at the final change.

Most fortuitously as it turned out, Peter Sumich was forced to leave the field with a quadriceps injury. It was no great loss.

His absence allowed Ashley McIntosh to move to full-forward, where he was immediately too tall and mobile for Tim Darcy. Don Pyke switched on to Bairstow and immediately shut him out of the game, while at the same time, picking up a swag of possessions himself. Bairstow's previous minder, Dean Kemp, moved into the centre where he thrashed Paul Couch.

The other key to West Coast's resurgence was centre half-forward David Hynes, who added a fresh dimension to the forward line after spending most of the first half camped on the interchange bench. Hynes was involved in almost every forward thrust from then on and made the Cats rue the loss of injured pair Ken Hinkley and Barry Stoneham all the more."[1]

Players in the WAFL[]

Round 6 (8 May)

Subiaco (Banfield, Hampson, M.Burton, Schofield) vs East Fremantle (Lockyer, Nichols)

Swan Districts (Ugle, Ball, Retzlaff, Edmonds) vs East Perth (Turnbull)

West Perth (Turley, Hall, Symmons) vs Claremont (Muir)

South Fremantle (Irving, Spinks) vs Perth

Injury list[]

In the lead-up to the match the following players were listed as injured or unavailable:[2]

Player Injury Expected duration
Langdon Groin operation 5-6 weeks
Mainwaring Strained knee 5-6 weeks
Hart Torn hamstring 3 weeks
Turley Strained knee 1 week

References[]

http://afltables.com/afl/stats/games/1993/091819930509.html

  1. Ashley Browne, The Age (10 May 1993, p.29), "The same old 'not again' for Cat fans"
  2. The Age (5 May 1993, p.32), "AFL injury list"
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