We’ve reached the “split round” which feels as good a time as any to check-in on how an 2010 All-Australian team may be looking. I’ve also included a quick recap of the results from this round.

B    Jarrod Harbrow        Brian Lake        Sam Gilbert

Harbrow and Lake have been terrific for the Dogs this season, with Harbrow impressing with his run and zip from defense, whilst Lake is an easy selection at full back. In the other back pocket is Sam Gilbert, one of the main reasons the Saints have maintained their good form in the absence of Nick Reiwoldt.

HB    Brendan Goddard        Harry Taylor        Luke Hodge

I consider Goddard and Hodge to be automatic selections on the back flanks, whilst it was a bit harder to lock in a centre half back at this stage of the season, with Harry Taylor getting the nod ahead of some others given his consistency in the position for the Cats.

C    Michael Barlow        Lenny Hayes    Leigh Montagna

Each year it is difficult to narrow down a centre line and 2010 is proving to be no different. I can’t look past Dockers rising star Michael Barlow who is ranked 6^th in average disposals and making a massive impact in the West. A pair of Saints – in Hayes and Montagna – fill the other two spots in the centre for their ball-getting ability and disposal efficiency.

HF    Paul Chapman        Matthew Pavlich    Brent Harvey

Paul Chapman is enjoying one of the best seasons of his career and would be a lock in anyone’s All-Australian side. Pavlich is 4^th in the goal kicking but impressively he averages the most disposals of the top 10 goal kickers so far this season. Brent Harvey has been amongst the best players of the season over the past couple of months.

F    James Podsiadly        Jack Riewoldt    Eddie Betts

Podsiadly has been a revelation for Geelong and is a deserved All-Australian selection. Jack Riewoldt wins the full forward spot with a league best 48 goals so far. The other forward pocket was a tough call, with a number of players putting their hand up. I’ve awarded the position to Eddie Betts for being dangerous around goal in addition to his outstanding defensive skills.

R    Aaron Sandilands        Gary Ablett        Chris Judd

Aaron Sandilands has dominated in the ruck for the Dockers and leads just about every statistical category compared to other eligible ruck contenders. There is no need for discussion regarding the selections of Ablett and Judd in the on-ball division – they are both superstars in every sense of the word.

INT    Mark Jamar, Lance Franklin, Dane Swan, Steve Johnson

Jamar has been superb for the Dees in the ruck, and is the obvious second ruck selection for this team. Franklin has missed 3 games but has been sensational recently in the Hawks resurgence and a handy player off the bench. Dane Swan is second only to Ablett in total disposals and must be acknowledged for his work rate. I don’t rate Steve Johnson as highly as most, but I don’t mind him on the bench in this team – he is in the top 5 in goals in 2010 after all.

EMG    Jimmy Bartel, Corey Enright, Bryce Gibbs

Three guys I found it tough to leave out of the squad of 22, each for different reasons. Bartel is often overlooked in the star-studded midfield of Geelong but has been solid again this season. Speaking of Geelong, Corey Enright continues to do his job superbly week in, week out in defense with very little fanfare. Bryce Gibbs is the other to just miss the cut in this team, but he has continued his improvement and may yet be an All-Australian at years end.

Round 13 – Round Recap

Hawthorn 102 defeated Essendon 86 – Buddy Franklin’s final quarter goal kicking heroics was enough to extend the Hawks winning streak to 6 wins in one of the most entertaining matches of 2010.

Carlton 87 lost to Fremantle 96 – The Dockers powered into the mid-season break with a 9-point win against Carlton in Melbourne, with the margin flattering the Blues after being down big most of the game.

Brisbane 86 lost to Richmond 105 – The Lions struggles continued with a shock home loss to the Tigers at the Gabba in Brisbane.

North Melbourne 129 defeated Port Adelaide 93 – The Power have well and truly checked out for 2010, as the Roos continued their rise up the ladder.

West Coast 59 lost to Western bulldogs 119 – With the Dogs looking to turn the corner entering the second half of the season, they made short work of the Eagles at Subiaco.

St Kilda 70 defeated Geelong 46 – After dominating early, the Cats couldn’t hit the side of a barn in the second half as the Saints exacted some Grand Final revenge with a comfortable 24-point win.

Sydney 71 lost to Collingwood 96 – Collingwood has dominated the Swans in recent years, winning the past 8 encounters since 2006 – with the trend continuing on Saturday night with another victory.

Adelaide 117 defeated Melbourne 73 – The Demons needed a win away from Melbourne on Sunday against the Crows, but their shocking record away from home continued with a deflating loss to Adelaide.

Carlton v Fremantle
10 Michael Barlow (Frem)
8 Aaron Sandilands (Frem)
6 Garrick Ibbotson (Frem)
2 Chris Judd (Carl)
2 Eddie Betts (Carl)
1 Nathan Fyfe (Frem)
1 Chris Tarrant (Frem)

Richmond v Brisbane Lions
7 Chris Newman (Rich)
7 Dustin Martin (Rich)
5 Brett Deledio (Rich)
5 Angus Graham (Rich)
4 Ben Cousins (Rich)
1 Andrew Collins (Rich)
1 Shane Tuck (Rich)

North Melbourne v Port Adelaide
10 Brent Harvey (NM)
8 Jay Shultz (Port)
5 Lachlan Hansen (NM)
3 Kane Cornes (Port)
2 Andrew Swallow (NM)
1 Levi Greenwood (NM)
1 Danyle Pearce (Port)

West Coast v Western Bulldogs
9 Lindsay Gilbee (WB)
7 Daniel Cross (WB)
5 Matthew Boyd (WB)
4 Daniel Giansiracusa (WB)
4 Dale Morris (WB)
1 Ben Hudson (WB).

St Kilda v Geelong
9 Nick Dal Santo (St K)
7 Adam Schneider (St K)
5 James Gwilt (St K)
3 Leigh Montagna (St K)
3 Joel Selwood (Geel)
2 Sam Fisher (St K)
1 Lenny Hayes (St K)

Sydney Swans v Collingwood
8 Simon Prestigiacomo (Coll)
7 Dane Swan (Coll)
5 Heath Shaw (Coll)
4 Luke Ball (Coll)
3 Dale Thomas (Coll)
2 Scott Pendlebury (Coll)
1 Nick Malceski (Syd)

Adelaide v Melbourne
10 Simon Goodwin (Adel)
6 Graham Johncock (Adel)
5 Kurt Tippett (Adel)
3 Rory Sloane (Adel)
3 Bernie Vince (Adel)
2 Michael Doughty (Adel)
1 Matthew Bate (Melb)

LEADERBOARD
62 Luke Hodge (Haw)
55 Dane Swan (Coll)
54 Aaron Sandilands (Frem)
47 Matthew Pavlich (Frem)
44 Paul Chapman (Geel)
41 David Mundy (Frem)
39 Chris Judd (Carl)
38 Gary Ablett (Geel)
38 Brendon Goddard (StK)
38 Lenny Hayes (StK)

It seems very harsh on Baker but you have to take two things into account:

1. There were 4 seperate incidents and they are added up to come up with the number of weeks he gets.
2. Each lot of seperate points gets a 50% loading as Baker has missed 5 or more matches via suspenion in the last 3 years (due to hitting Jeff Farmer late in 2007)

Update:

Wednesday: So, after the drama of Monday, Steven Baker originally challenged two of his 4 charges but just before the tribunal case, decided to just challenge the hitting of the injured hand incident. He wasn’t successful in this case and will miss 9 matches.

AFL Tribunal, 5.30pm, Tuesday June 29:

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, at the start of the first quarter of the Round 13 match between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 337.50 demerit points and a three-match sanction.

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Two misconduct offence in that he made unreasonable and unnecessary contact with an injured player, Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and body contact (two points). This is a total of five activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Two offence, drawing 125 demerit points and a one-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 187.50 points and a one-match sanction.

Sanctions Accepted:

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has accepted a total sanction of five matches for two separate striking offences from the weekend’s match — striking Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match (Geelong Cats forward line) between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010 and striking Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match (centre of the ground) between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

Cameron Mooney, Geelong Cats, has accepted a two-match sanction for striking Jason Blake, St Kilda, at the start of the first quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, has accepted a total sanction of three matches for two separate striking offences from the weekend’s match — striking Steven Baker, St Kilda, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010 and striking Steven Baker, St Kilda, during the second quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

Charges Laid:

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, at the start of the first quarter of the Round 13 match between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his two-game sanction must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 337.50 demerit points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 253.13 points and a two-match sanction.

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match (Geelong Cats forward line) between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his two-game sanction must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 337.50 demerit points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 253.13 points and a two-match sanction.

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match (centre of the ground) between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his two-game sanction must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 337.50 demerit points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 253.13 points and a two-match sanction.

Steven Baker, St Kilda, has been charged with a Level Two misconduct offence in that he made unreasonable and unnecessary contact with an injured player, Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between St Kilda and the Geelong Cats, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his one-game sanction must remain at one game, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and body contact (two points). This is a total of five activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Two offence, drawing 125 demerit points and a one-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of seven matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 50 per cent to 187.50 points and a one-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 140.63 points and a one-match sanction.

Please note, for where a player has been charged with multiple offences during one match, under the Tribunal guidelines on page eight of the attached document, the points for each offence where the player either accepts a penalty or is found guilty are added together to form a total amount. For each amount of 100 points in the total penalty, there must be one match served as a result.

Cameron Mooney, Geelong Cats, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Jason Blake, St Kilda, at the start of the first quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his two-game penalty must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-game sanction. He has an existing poor record of two matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 20 per cent to 270 demerit points. He also has 68.75 demerit points carried over from within the last 12 months, increasing the penalty to 338.75 points and a three-game sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 254.06 points and a two-game sanction.

Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, has been charged with a Level Two striking offence against Steven Baker, St Kilda, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous carry-over points from within the last 12 months for an earlier offence means that his one-game penalty must remain at one game, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as reckless conduct (two points), low impact (one point) and high contact (two points). This is a total of five activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Two offence, drawing 125 demerit points and a one-match sanction. He has no existing good or bad record. He has 93.75 points carried over from within the last 12 months, increasing the penalty to 218.75 points and a two-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 164.06 points and a one-match sanction.

Steve Johnson, Geelong Cats, has been charged with a Level Three striking offence against Steven Baker, St Kilda, during the second quarter of the Round 13 match between the Geelong Cats and St Kilda, played at the MCG on Friday June 25, 2010.

In summary, his previous carry-over points from within the last 12 months for an earlier offence means that his two-game penalty must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as reckless conduct (two points), medium impact (two points) and high contact (two points). This is a total of six activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Three offence drawing 225 demerit points and a two-game sanction. He has no existing good or bad record. He has 93.75 points carried over from within the last 12 months, increasing the penalty to 318.75 points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 239.06 points and a two-match sanction.

Other incidents assessed:

Contact between the Geelong Cats’ David Wojcinski and St Kilda’s Andrew McQualter from the third quarter of Friday’s game was assessed. The panel said that Wojcinski dived in to contest the ball. The Geelong player’s eyes were on the ball at all times and he reaches the ball before contact is made. As he was contesting possession and reached the ball, no further action was taken.

Contact between St Kilda’s Sam Fisher and the Geelong Cats’ Jimmy Bartel from the fourth quarter of Friday’s game was assessed. The panel said Bartel was being attended by club staff after a contest for the ball in the middle of the ground. Fisher was watching the play upfield, and was the closest opponent to the Geelong player. As Bartel prepared to move off the ground, with two club staff in very close proximity to him, Fisher was standing still watching the play upfield, with his eyes not on the Geelong player and staff. From all available vision that was viewed, including vision that was not broadcast during the match telecast, the play downfield then moved at the time that Bartel moves into Fisher’s path to begin leaving the ground. Fisher has his eyes on the play down the ground and steps forward and minor contact is made by Fisher to Bartel. The panel said that Fisher’s focus was play at the end of the ground and the contact was not deemed unreasonable in the circumstances. No further action was taken.

Contact between Melbourne’s Brad Miller and the Adelaide Crows’ Patrick Dangerfield from the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game was assessed. Due to the inconclusive nature of the vision available, which could not determine where contact was made to player Dangerfield, no further action was taken.

Anyway, onto the 6 teams.

ST KILDA v GEELONG CATS

St Kilda
B: Steven Baker, Jason Blake, Sam Gilbert
HB: Jarryn Geary, Sam Fisher, James Gwilt
C: Brendon Goddard, Nick Dal Santo, Farren Ray
HF: Clinton Jones, Justin Koschitzke, Adam Schneider
F: Brett Peake, Ben McEvoy, Stephen Milne
Foll: Michael Gardiner, Lenny Hayes, Leigh Montagna
I/C: Robert Eddy, Jack Steven, Andrew McQualter, Rhys Stanley
Emg: Sean Dempster, Zac Dawson, Adam Pattison

In: Steven
Out: Raphael Clarke (hamstring)

Geelong Cats
B: Darren Milburn, Matthew Scarlett, Josh Hunt
HB: Andrew Mackie, Harry Taylor, Corey Enright
C: James Kelly, Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel
HF: Mathew Stokes, James Podsiadly, Shannon Byrnes
F: Travis Varcoe, Cameron Mooney, Steve Johnson
Foll: Mark Blake, Gary Ablett, Joel Selwood
I/C: David Wojcinski, Taylor Hunt, Trent West, Tom Lonergan
Emg: Mitchell Duncan, Ryan Gamble, Simon Hogan

In: Mooney, Scarlett
Out: Paul Chapman (hamstring), Simon Hogan

SYDNEY SWANS v COLLINGWOOD

Sydney Swans
B: Rhyce Shaw, Lewis Roberts-Thomson, Nick Smith
HB: Martin Mattner, Heath Grundy, Tadhg Kennelly
C: Nick Malceski, Brett Kirk, Kieren Jack
HF: Ryan O’Keefe, Adam Goodes, Josh Kennedy
F: Daniel Hannebery, Daniel Bradshaw, Jesse White
Foll: Shane Mumford, Jude Bolton, Jarrad McVeigh
I/C: Paul Bevan, Craig Bird, Ben McGlynn, Mike Pyke
Emg: Gary Rohan, Patrick Veszpremi, Lewis Jetta

In: Shaw, Bradshaw
Out: Patrick Veszpremi, Gary Rohan

Collingwood
B: Heath Shaw, Simon Prestigiacomo, Leigh Brown
HB: Harry O’Brien, Tyson Goldsack, Alan Toovey
C: Sharrod Wellingham, Dane Swan, Steele Sidebottom
HF: Luke Ball, Travis Cloke, Brad Dick
F: Dayne Beams, Chris Dawes, Leon Davis
Foll: Darren Jolly, Scott Pendlebury, Dale Thomas
I/C: Alan Didak, Ben Johnson, Tarkyn Lockyer, Ben Reid
Emg: Josh Fraser, Brent Macaffer, Jaxson Barham

In: Johnson, Didak, Ball, Goldsack, Dawes
Out: Josh Fraser, Paul Medhurst, Nick Maxwell (calf), Brent Macaffer, Jaxson Barham

ADELAIDE v MELBOURNE

Adelaide
B: Graham Johncock, Ben Rutten, Scott Stevens
HB: Michael Doughty, Phil Davis, Matthew Jaensch
C: Brad Symes, Simon Goodwin, David Mackay
HF: Scott Thompson, Kurt Tippett, Nathan van Berlo
F: Richard Douglas, Taylor Walker, Ricky Henderson
Foll: Ivan Maric, Patrick Dangerfield, Brent Reilly
I/C (from): Jonathon Griffin, Bernie Vince, James Sellar, Rory Sloane, Jared Petrenko, Tony Armstrong, Jason Porplyzia

In: Sellar, Vince, Jaensch, Phil Davis
Out: Nathan Bock (groin)

Melbourne
B: Clint Bartram, Matthew Warnock, James Frawley
HB: Colin Garland, Jared Rivers, Jack Grimes
C: Brad Green, Jack Trengove, Cameron Bruce
HF: Cale Morton, Matthew Bate, Tom Scully
F: Neville Jetta, Brad Miller, Aaron Davey
Foll: Mark Jamar, Brent Moloney, Nathan Jones
I/C (from): Joel Macdonald, Jordie McKenzie, Jack Watts, Lynden Dunn, Jamie Bennell, Kyle Cheney, Jake Spencer

In: Macdonald, Cheney, Spencer, Bennell
Out: Jordan Gysberts

ADELAIDE
Brett Burton (knee) – TBC
James Craig (hamstring) – indefinite
Phil Davis (shoulder) – test
Chris Knights (foot) – indefinite
Andrew McLeod (knee) – TBC
Brad Moran (knee) – indefinite
Andy Otten (knee) – season
Daniel Talia (knee) – season
Will Young (knee) – 4 weeks

BRISBANE LIONS
Jed Adcock (foot) – 4-6 weeks
Callum Bartlett (knee) – season
Jonathan Brown (abdominal strain) – 4 weeks
Jamie Charman (ankle) – season
Xavier Clarke (knee) – 3 weeks
Josh Drummond (knee) – indefinite
Mitch Golby (knee) – season
Matt Maguire (foot) – 3 weeks
Ash McGrath (hamstring) – test
James Polkinghorne (thigh) – test

CARLTON**
Chris Johnson (wrist) – 2 weeks
Setanta O’hAilpin (calf) – 1 week
Rhys O’Keeffe (back) – indefinite
Simon White (knee) – test

COLLINGWOOD
Luke Ball (groin) – test
Nathan Brown (shoulder) – 3-4 weeks
Jack Carter (ankle) – 2 weeks
Anthony Corrie (knee) – test
Alan Didak (hip) – test
Ben Johnson (ankle) – test
Nick Maxwell (calf) – test
John McCarthy (hamstring) – test
Shane O’Bree (ankle) – test
Sean Rusling (calf) – test

ESSENDON
David Hille (hamstring) – test
Jason Laycock (foot) – season
Angus Monfries (hamstring) – test
Tayte Pears (pancreas) – TBC

FREMANTLE**
Greg Broughton (foot) – 1-2 weeks
Des Headland (knee) – 2-3 weeks
Chris Mayne (ankle) – 2-3 weeks
Luke McPharlin (knee) – 3-4 weeks
Brock O’Brien (quad) – 4 weeks
Rhys Palmer (ankle) – test
Nick Suban (elbow) – 1 week
Scott Thornton (leg) – 8-10 weeks

GEELONG
Joel Corey (knee) – test
Marcus Drum (achilles) – 3-5 weeks
Tom Hawkins (foot) – 2 weeks
Cameron Mooney (ankle) – test
Steve Motlop (shoulder) – indefinite
Brad Ottens (foot) – 1 week
Max Rooke (knee) – indefinite

HAWTHORN**
Max Bailey (knee) – indefinite
Campbell Brown (knee) – 2-3 weeks
Josh Gibson (hamstring) – 1-2 weeks
Rhan Hooper (hamstring) – indefinite
Liam Shiels (thigh) – test
Simon Taylor (fractured leg) – 4-5 weeks
Clinton Young (thigh) – test

MELBOURNE
Sam Blease (leg) – 1 week
Max Gawn (knee) – 3-4 weeks
Daniel Hughes (ankle) – 1 week
James McDonald (hamstring) – test
John Meesen (ankle) – indefinite
Michael Newton (calf) – 1 week
Ricky Petterd (shoulder) – season
Luke Tapscott (hip) – 1 week

NORTH MELBOURNE
Liam Anthony (shoulder) – indefinite
Aaron Black (hip) – indefinite
Majak Daw (knee) – 4-6 weeks
Ayden Kennedy (foot) – 3 weeks
Scott McMahon (groin) – test
Drew Petrie (foot) – 3 weeks
Ben Ross (hip/groin) – indefinite

PORT ADELAIDE
John Butcher (back) – 1-2 weeks
Brett Ebert (ankle) – test
Robbie Gray (back/hamstring) – test
Hamish Hartlett (quad) – 1 week
Nathan Krakouer (groin) – 1-2 weeks
Andrew Moore (groin) – test
Marlon Motlop (foot) – 3-4 weeks
Michael Pettigrew (knee) – 7-8 weeks
Steven Salopek (shoulder) – test
Nick Salter (calf) – 1 week
Jacob Surjan (knee) – TBC
Warren Tredrea (ankle) – 7-8 weeks

RICHMOND**
Matt Dea (foot) – indefinite
Nathan Foley (leg) – test
Tom Hislop (knee) – indefinite

ST KILDA
David Armitage (medial ligament strain) – 4 weeks
Raphael Clarke (hamstring) – TBA
Zac Dawson (ankle) – test*
Jason Gram (groin/hamstring) – 1 week*
Nick Riewoldt (hamstring) – 4-5 weeks*

SYDNEY SWANS
Craig Bolton (achilles) – 5 weeks
Daniel Bradshaw (knee) – test
Jake Orreal (back) – season
Mark Seaby (ankle) – 5 weeks

WEST COAST**
Sam Butler (ankle) – 8 weeks
Darren Glass (abdomen) – test
Jordan Jones (ankle) – 6 weeks
Daniel Kerr (hamstring) – 6 weeks
Mark Nicoski (shoulder) – TBA
Adam Selwood (AC joint) – test
Luke Shuey (virus) – indefinite
Tom Swift (ill) – TBA

WESTERN BULLDOGS**
Jason Akermanis (hamstring) – TBA
Ayce Cordy (shoulder) – season
Ryan Hargrave (ankle) – test
Shaun Higgins (ankle) – 1-2 weeks
Lukas Markovic (shoulder) – test
Shane Thorne (knee) – 8 weeks
Tom Williams (hamstring) – 1 week

* Estimate only. Club has not provided official timeframe.
** Carlton, Fremantle, Hawthorn, Richmond, West Coast and the Western Bulldogs have not updated their injury lists since last week. This is last week’s list and will be updated when the club releases its latest list.

This is the report for the first week of Round 13, 2010 (i.e. the Split round) and although at this stage, from the Matches, there have been no reports, there are at least two big incidents to be looked into in the Blues v Dockers game. Jarrod Waite will have a nervous wait to see if he goes for his hard bump, that appeared high, on Daffield of the Dockers, and Blues skipper, Chris Judd will risk a suspension for elbowing Matthew Pavlich in the head that saw him opened up and need stitches. Both these guys have missed a number of weeks recently and if they get any points this week, more will be added with the amount of loading that they have.

Anyway, shouldn’t be much longer a wait to see if these and other have cases to answer. Say tunned!

UPDATE:

Tuesday midday: No Tribunal this week as everyone accepted that they had been bad boys and will wear there punishments of Weeks, points or dollars!

Monday 6pm: Jake Melksham of the bombers was investigated for an incident that saw Chance Bateman concussed. No reportable offence was detected from the investigation (details here).

Monday 21/06 4:50pm: Okay Blues fans, you want the good news or the bad news? The good news is that Chris Judds incident was deemed as too little impact (details here). The bad news is that Jarrod Waite has received 3 weeks or 360 points but can accept two if he takes an early plea (details here). For the  second time this year, a bombers player has been given weeks for kneeing an Hawks player. This time it was Dustin Fletcher for kneeing Beau Muston (details here). He also get 3 weeks but can accept 2 with an early plea. A number of players were find, more details below.

Sanctions Accepted:

Dustin Fletcher, Essendon, has accepted a two-game sanction for misconduct in that he kneed Beau Muston, Hawthorn, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between Essendon and Hawthorn, played at the MCG on Friday June 18, 2010.

Michael Rischitelli, Brisbane Lions, has accepted a $1200 sanction for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between the Brisbane Lions and Richmond, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Sam Sheldon, Brisbane Lions, has accepted a $1200 sanction for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between the Brisbane Lions and Richmond, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Jake King, Richmond, has accepted a $1200 sanction for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between Richmond and the Brisbane Lions, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Jack Riewoldt, Richmond, has accepted a $1200 sanction for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between Richmond and the Brisbane Lions, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Andrew Carazzo, Carlton, has accepted a $1950 sanction for making reckless contact with an umpire (Chris Donlon) during the second quarter of the Round 13 match between Carlton and Fremantle, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Kepler Bradley, Fremantle, has accepted a reprimand and 60 points towards his future record for striking Bret Thornton, Carlton, during the third quarter of the round 13 match between Fremantle and Carlton, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010. Please note that Kepler Bradley does not qualify for a five-year good record, due to a previous offence in the WAFL competition, and therefore his carry-over points are at 60, and not 45 as advised last night.

Jarrad Waite, Carlton, has accepted a two-game sanction for engaging in rough conduct against Paul Duffield, Fremantle, during the fourth quarter of the Round 13 match between Carlton and Fremantle, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010.

Charges Laid:

Dustin Fletcher, Essendon, has been charged with a Level Two misconduct offence in that he kneed Beau Muston, Hawthorn, during the first quarter of the Round 13 match between Essendon and Hawthorn, played at the MCG on Friday June 18, 2010.

In summary, his previous poor record means that his two-game sanction must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as intentional conduct (three points), low impact (one point) and body contact (one point). This is a total of five activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Two offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of two matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 20 per cent to 270 demerit points. He also has 37.50 points carried over from within the last 12 months, increasing the penalty to 307.50 points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to 230.63 points and a two-match sanction.

Michael Rischitelli, Brisbane Lions, has been charged with a First Offence for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between the Brisbane Lions and Richmond, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, he can accept a $1200 sanction with an early plea.

A first offence for engaging in a melee is a $1600 sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to a $1200 sanction.

Sam Sheldon, Brisbane Lions, has been charged with a First Offence for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between the Brisbane Lions and Richmond, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, he can accept a $1200 sanction with an early plea.

A first offence for engaging in a melee is a $1600 sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to a $1200 sanction.

Jake King, Richmond, has been charged with a First Offence for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between Richmond and the Brisbane Lions, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, he can accept a $1200 sanction with an early plea.

A first offence for engaging in a melee is a $1600 sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to a $1200 sanction.

Jack Riewoldt, Richmond, has been charged with a First Offence for engaging in a melee at half time of the Round 13 match between Richmond and the Brisbane Lions, played at the Gabba, on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, he can accept a $1200 sanction with an early plea.

A first offence for engaging in a melee is a $1600 sanction. An early plea reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to a $1200 sanction.

Andrew Carazzo, Carlton, has been charged with a First Offence for making reckless contact with an umpire (Chris Donlon) during the second quarter of the Round 13 match between Carlton and Fremantle, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, he can accept a $1950 sanction with an early plea.

A first offence for making reckless contact with an umpire is a $2600 sanction. An early plea reduces the sanction by 25 per cent to a $1950 sanction.

Kepler Bradley, Fremantle, has been charged with a Level One striking offence against Bret Thornton, Carlton, during the third quarter of the round 13 match between Fremantle and Carlton, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, his previous good record means he can accept a reprimand and 45 points towards his future record with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as reckless conduct (two points), low impact (one point) and body contact (two points). This is a total of four activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level One offence, drawing 80 demerit points and a reprimand. He has an existing five-year good record, which reduces the penalty by 25 per cent to a reprimand and 60 points towards his future record. An early plea reduces the sanction by 25 per cent to a reprimand and 45 points towards his future record.

Jarrad Waite, Carlton, has been charged with a Level Two engaging in rough conduct offence against Paul Duffield, Fremantle, during the fourth quarter of the Round 13 match between Carlton and Fremantle, played at Etihad Stadium on Saturday June 19, 2010.

In summary, his existing poor record means that his two-game sanction must remain at two games, even with an early plea.

The incident was assessed as negligent conduct (one point), medium impact (two points) and high contact (two points). This is a total of five activation points, resulting in a classification of a Level Two offence, drawing 225 demerit points and a two-match sanction. He has an existing bad record of three matches suspended within the last three years, increasing the penalty by 30 per cent to 292.50 points. He also has 68.13 points carried over from within the last 12 months, increasing the penalty to 360.63 points and a three-match sanction. An early plea reduces the sanction by 25 per cent to 270.47 points and a two-match sanction.

Other incidents assessed:

Contact between Carlton’s Chris Judd and Fremantle’s Matthew Pavlich from the third quarter of Saturday’s match was assessed. Contact was below that required to constitute a reportable offence. No further action was taken.

Contact between North Melbourne’s Daniel Pratt and Port Adelaide’s Danny Meyer from the second quarter of Sunday’s match was assessed. Contact was below that required to constitute a reportable offence. No further action was taken.

Contact between West Coast’s Beau Waters and the Western Bulldogs’ Jarrad Grant from the fourth quarter of Sunday’s match was assessed. The panel said Waters was running in towards the marking contest, involving Grant and his West Coast opponent. After Grant has taken the mark, the Bulldogs’ player is pushed from behind into Waters, who is running in a continuous line. The contact was not deemed to be a reportable offence and no further action was taken.

The AFL Match Review Panel conducted an investigation into contact involving Essendon’s Jake Melksham and Hawthorn’s Chance Bateman from the fourth quarter of Friday’s match, played at the MCG. On the basis of interview evidence from player Bateman and player Melksham, along with available video evidence, it was determined there was no reportable offence involved in the contact between the two players.

We will wait for Thursday to see the Week 1 teams of this split round. Should be in around 5pm.

UPDATE

Thursday 5:30pm: Sides for week one in. Will be updated with Sunday teams.

HAWTHORN v ESSENDON
Hawthorn
B: Brent Guerra, Stephen Gilham, Thomas Murphy
HB: Grant Birchall, Ben Stratton, Rick Ladson
C: Jordan Lewis, Sam Mitchell, Chance Bateman
HF: Michael Osborne, Lance Franklin, Shaun Burgoyne
F: Cyril Rioli, Jarryd Roughead, Ryan Schoenmakers
Foll: Brent Renouf, Luke Hodge, Brad Sewell
I/C: Xavier Ellis, Beau Muston, Wayde Skipper, Clinton Young
Emg: Carl Peterson, Liam Shiels, Brendan Whitecross

In: Bateman, Young
Out: Brendan Whitecross, Carl Peterson

Essendon
B: Dustin Fletcher, Cale Hooker, Henry Slattery
HB: Heath Hocking, Tayte Pears, Mark McVeigh
C: Jarrod Atkinson, Jobe Watson, Brent Stanton
HF: Alwyn Davey, Scott Gumbleton, Leroy Jetta
F: David Zaharakis, Michael Hurley, Sam Lonergan
Foll: Patrick Ryder, Jason Winderlich, Jake Melksham
I/C: Brent Prismall, Andrew Welsh, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Tom Bellchambers
Emg: David Myers, Bachar Houli, Courtenay Dempsey

In: Prismall, Atkinson, Hooker
Out: Ricky Dyson , Courtenay Dempsey , David Myers

CARLTON v FREMANTLE
Carlton
B: Aaron Joseph, Michael Jamison, Paul Bower
HB: Jordan Russell, Andrew Walker, Bryce Gibbs
C: Kane Lucas, Kade Simpson, Heath Scotland
HF: Marc Murphy, Jarrad Waite, Jeff Garlett
F: Eddie Betts, Lachie Henderson, Bret Thornton
Foll: Matthew Kreuzer, Chris Judd, Andrew Carrazzo
I/C: Richard Hadley, Ryan Houlihan, Sam Jacobs, Chris Yarran
Emg: Dennis Armfield, Shaun Grigg, Mitch Robinson

In: Bower, Henderson, Yarran, Lucas
Out: Setanta O’hAilpin (calf), Dennis Armfield, Steven Browne, Mitch Robinson

Fremantle
B: Nathan Fyfe, Chris Tarrant, Kepler Bradley
HB: Antoni Grover, Adam McPhee, Roger Hayden
C: Garrick Ibbotson, David Mundy, Anthony Morabito
HF: Jay van Berlo, Matthew Pavlich, Stephen Hill
F: Ryan Crowley, Alex Silvagni, Hayden Ballantyne
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Michael Barlow, Paul Duffield
I/C: Dylan Roberton, Rhys Palmer, Paul Hasleby, Matthew de Boer
Emg: Tim Ruffles, Clancee Pearce, Jesse Crichton

In: Palmer, de Boer, Roberton
Out: Byron Schammer, Nick Suban, Zac Clarke

BRISBANE LIONS v RICHMOND
Brisbane Lions
B: James Hawksley, Daniel Merrett, Andrew Raines
HB: Travis Johnstone, Joel Patfull, Troy Selwood
C: Luke Power, Daniel Rich, Tom Rockliff
HF: Tom Collier, Brent Staker, Justin Sherman
F: Todd Banfield, Brendan Fevola, Jared Brennan
Foll: Mitchell Clark, Michael Rischitelli, Simon Black
I/C: Sam Sheldon, Jack Redden, Amon Buchanan, Matthew Leuenberger
Emg: Aaron Cornelius, Pearce Hanley, Jesse O’Brien

No change

Richmond
B: Chris Newman, Luke McGuane, Will Thursfield
HB: Shane Tuck, Brett Deledio, Daniel Connors
C: Ben Cousins, Daniel Jackson, Shane Edwards
HF: Matt White, Jack Riewoldt, Ben Nason
F: Richard Tambling, Ben Griffiths, David Astbury
Foll: Angus Graham, Trent Cotchin, Dustin Martin
I/C: Mitch Farmer, Tyrone Vickery, Jake King, Andrew Collins
Emg: Jeromey Webberley, Jayden Post, David Gourdis

In: Will Thursfield
Out: Kelvin Moore (leg)

NORTH MELBOURNE v PORT ADELAIDE
North Melbourne
B: Michael Firrito, Scott Thompson, Brady Rawlings
HB: Scott McMahon, Nathan Grima, Daniel Pratt
C: Jack Ziebell, Cruize Garlett, Ryan Bastinac
HF: Ben Cunnington, Lachlan Hansen, Brent Harvey
F: Daniel Wells, Todd Goldstein, Lindsay Thomas
Foll: Hamish McIntosh, Andrew Swallow, Levi Greenwood
I/C: Ed Lower, Matt Campbell, Ben Warren, Sam Wright, Jamie MacMillan, Aaron Edwards, Gavin Urquhart

In: Edwards, Urquhart, MacMillan

Port Adelaide
B: Jacob Surjan, Alipate Carlile, Troy Chaplin
HB: Paul Stewart, Chad Cornes, Matt Thomas
C: Kane Cornes, Domenic Cassisi, Travis Boak
HF: Jason Davenport, Jack Trengove, David Rodan
F: Cameron Hitchcock, Daniel Motlop, Tom Logan
Foll: Dean Brogan, Danyle Pearce, Josh Carr
I/C: Daniel Stewart, Matthew Lobbe, Danny Meyer, Mitchell Banner, Cameron Cloke, Jay Nash, Jay Schulz

In: Cloke, Schulz, Meyer, Stewart, Banner, Carr
Out: Steven Salopek (shoulder), Brett Ebert (ankle), Hamish Hartlett (hamstring)

WEST COAST  v WESTERN BULLDOGS
West Coast
B: Andrew Strijk, Eric MacKenzie, Will Schofield
HB: Beau Waters, Beau Wilkes, Shannon Hurn
C: Matt Rosa, Matt Priddis, Brad Sheppard
HF: Adam Selwood, Mitchell Brown, Andrew Embley
F: Ben McKinley, Josh Kennedy, Mark LeCras
Foll: Dean Cox, Brad Ebert, Koby Stevens
I/C: Bradd Dalziell, Ashton Hams, Quinten Lynch, Patrick McGinnity, Nic Naitanui, Scott Selwood, Ashley Smith

In: Lynch, Adam Selwood, Hams, Strijk, Smith, Stevens
Out: Mark Nicoski (shoulder), Brett Jones, Lewis Stevenson

Western Bulldogs

B: Jarrod Harbrow, Brian Lake, Easton Wood
HB: Robert Murphy, Dale Morris, Lindsay Gilbee
C: Ryan Griffen, Matthew Boyd, Liam Picken
HF: Josh Hill, Mitch Hahn, Brad Johnson
F: Jarrad Grant, Barry Hall, Daniel Giansiracusa
Foll: Ben Hudson, Daniel Cross, Adam Cooney
I/C: Will Minson, Nathan Eagleton, Brennan Stack, Ryan Hargrave, Brodie Moles, Andrejs Everitt, Sam Reid

In: Hargrave, Everitt, Reid, Johnson
Out: Tom Williams (hamstring)

Essendon
B: Henry Slattery, Tayte Pears, Dustin Fletcher
HB: Courtenay Dempsey, Cale Hooker, Heath Hocking
C: Kyle Reimers, Ricky Dyson, Brent Prismall
HF: Angus Monfries, Scott Lucas, Jason Winderlich
F: Andrew Welsh, Matthew Lloyd, Alwyn Davey
Foll: Patrick Ryder, Jobe Watson, Brent Stanton
I/C: Sam Lonergan, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Andrew Lovett, Hayden Skipworth
Emg: Bachar Houli, Michael Hurley, David Zaharakis

In: Silvester
Out: Adam Pattison

Hawthorn v Kangaroos
9 Sam Mitchell Haw
7 Brent Harvey Kang
7 Drew Petrie Kang
5 Daniel Harris Kang
1 Joshua Gibson Kang
1 Leigh Harding Kang

Port Adelaide v Richmond
7  Cleve Hughes Rich
5 Joel Bowden Rich
5 Dean Brogan Port
5 Domenic Cassisi Port
4 Daniel Motlop Port
2 Shane Tuck Rich
2 Mitch Morton Rich

Brisbane v Adelaide
10 Luke Power Bris
7 Jarred Brennan Bris
5 Michael Doughty Adel
3 Joel Patfull Bris
2 Josh Drummond Bris
2 Jamie Charman Bris
1 Ben Rutten Adel

West Coast v Geelong
10 Gary Ablett Geel
8 Paul Chapman Geel
5 Andrew Mackie Geel
3 James Kelly Geel
2 Steve Johnson Geel
1 Tom Harley Geel
1 Corey Enright Geel

Melbourne v Sydney
10 Barry Hall Syd
7 Brett Kirk Syd
7 Martin Mattner Syd
4 Matthew Bate Melb
1 Lynden Dunn Melb
1 Brad Green Melb

Carlton v Essendon
9 David Hille Ess
9 Angus Monfries Ess
6 Jobe Watson Ess
3 Brendan Fevola Carl
2 Nick Stevens Carl
1 Brent Stanton Ess

Collingwood v Western Bulldogs
8 Heath Shaw Coll
5 Rhyce Shaw Coll
5 Robert Murphy WB
4 Mitch Hahn WB
4 Ryan Hargrave WB
3 Adam Cooney WB
1 Dale Morris WB

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• Results for Round 13
• Injuries and there effect on Interchange
• Malthouse complaining again!
• Jeff Kennett opening his mouth again about Nathan Thompson’s knee
• Day vs Night grand final

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• Friday night result – St Kilda vs Fremantle
• Teams for round 13, including Sunday teams

NOTE: IF YOUR AFTER THE ROUND 13, 2009 TEAMS CLICK HERE

Round 13 has seen Sydney St Kilda coach, Ross Lyon swing the axe. But who did it really hit and did it possibly just NICK one of the players. The press is a buzz with news that apart from losing Michael Gardiner and Schneider to injury, he has omitted Stephen Milne and Nick Dal Santo. He has brought in four young players in Robert Eddy, Jarry Allen and Ben McEvoy (pictured left) for their first games and brought back the often unlucky David Armitage. Lyon said of the players dropped:

“We were one (win) out of four and we just re-iterated what we had committed to on behavior, core values, whatever you want to call them.

“We just need to live what we want to be seen to stand for.

“Certain players didn’t play to what we committed to in the opinion of the match committee,” Lyon said.
“The system just dictated that we respond.” 

Dal Santo is the strangest one of the players dropped. He has a huge rap on him and has been near his career average for possessions. The word is that he hasn’t done enough going the other way and he has been made an example of. So Lyon has to make this stick or else he opens himself up to being the laughing stock of the league. With that in mind, you have to ask why is Dal named as an emergency? Surely he shouldn’t be any chance to come into the team after the reasons that he was dropped? I have a strong feeling that someone in that Saints squad will come out late (there is some word that Robert Harvey could be the one in doubt) and Nick will go in to replace him. This will be a joke and show that the Saints are a rabble especially if the lowly Dockers can get up and win.

In other news, Geelong pair Joel Selwood and Matthew Stokes are in doubt for tomorrows match with West Coast. The word is they are being given a late fitness test before they are on the flight to the West. Will update this when more information is available.

Here are the teams for the week.

St Kilda v Fremantle
Telstra Dome @ 7.40pm
ST KILDA
B: Sean Dempster, Max Hudghton, Jason Gram
HB: Brendon Goddard, Sam Gilbert, Sam Fisher
C: Andrew McQualter, Lenny Hayes, Jarryn Geary
HF: Robert Harvey, Nick Riewoldt, Charlie Gardine
F: Clint Jones, Jarryd Allen, David Armitage
Foll: Steven King, Luke Ball, Leigh Montagna
Int: James Gwilt, Jason Blake, Ben McEvoy, Robert Eddy
Emg: Nick Dal Santo, Shane Birss, Brad Howard
In: Armitage, Eddy, Allen, McEvoy
Out: Dal Santo (omitted), Milne (omitted), M Gardiner (injured), Schneider (injured)
New: Robert Eddy (Gippsland/St K Rookie), Jarryd Allen (Calder), Ben McEvoy (Murray) (Pictured)

FREMANTLE
B: Ryley Dunn, Antoni Grover, Michael Johnson
HB: David Mundy, Luke McPharlin, Roger Hayden
C: Garrick Ibbotson, Peter Bell, Brett Peake
HF: Rhys Palmer, Chris Tarrant, Ryan Murphy
F: Mark Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Chris Mayne
Foll: Aaron Sandilands, Ryan Crowley, Josh Carr
Int: Jeff Farmer, Dean Solomon, Robert Warnock, Byron Schammer
Emg: Steven Dodd, Clayton Hinkley, Brock O’Brien
No change

Saturday June 21
Hawthorn v North Melbourne
MCG @ 2.10pm
HAWTHORN
B: Brent Guerra, Stephen Gilham, Campbell Brown
HB: Grant Birchall, Thomas Murphy, Rick Ladson
C: Jordan Lewis, Sam Mitchell, Clinton Young
HF: Cyril Rioli, Lance Franklin, Michael Osborne
F: Mark Williams, Jarryd Roughead, Tim Boyle
Foll: Robert Campbell, Luke Hodge, Xavier Ellis
Int: Tim Clarke, Stuart Dew, Jarryd Morton, Brent Renouf
Emg: Josh Kennedy, Travis Tuck, Brendan Whitecross
In: Guerra
Out: Chance Bateman (hamstring)

NORTH MELBOURNE
B: Michael Firrito, Shannon Watt, Gavin Urquhart
HB: Josh Gibson, Lachlan Hansen, Daniel Pratt
C: Matt Riggio, Adam Simpson, Daniel Wells
HF: Lindsay Thomas, Drew Petrie, Corey Jones
F: Brent Harvey, Nathan Thompson, Matt Campbell
R: David Hale, Daniel Harris, Brady Rawlings
Int: Ed Lower, Shannon Grant, Leigh Harding, Alan Obst
Emg:, Blake Grima, Josh Smith, Scott McMahon
In: Hansen, Watt, Jones, N Thompson, Grant, Obst
Out: McIntosh (knee), Power (groin), Scott Thompson, Leigh Brown, Ben Davies, Josh Smith (all omitted)

Port Adelaide v Richmond
AAMI Stadium @ 2.40pm
PORT ADELAIDE
B: Michael Pettigrew, Alipate Carlile, Michael Wilson
HB: Peter Burgoyne, Troy Chaplin, Steven Salopek
C: Domenic Cassisi, Chad Cornes, Kane Cornes
HF: David Rodan, Warren Tredrea, Travis Boak
F: Brett Ebert, Daniel Motlop, Robert Gray
Foll: Dean Brogan, Shaun Burgoyne, Danyle Pearce
Int: Brendon Lade, Tom Logan, Nick Lower, Matthew Thomas
Emg: Nathan Krakouer, Nathan Lonie, Damon White
In: Ebert, Thomas
Out: Jacob Surjan, Justin Westhoff (omitted)

RICHMOND
B: Chris Newman, Kelvin Moore, Joel Bowden
HB: Jarrad Oakley-Nicholls, Graham Polak, Richard Tambling
C: Matthew Richardson, Shane Tuck, Jordan McMahon
HF: Trent Cotchin, Jack Riewoldt, Matt White
F: Nathan Brown, Cleve Hughes, Adam Pattison
Foll: Troy Simmonds, Brett Deledio, Nathan Foley
Int: Dean Polo, Mitch Morton, Chris Hyde, Luke McGuane
Emg: Daniel Connors, Jay Schulz, Alex Rance
In: Hughes, Polo
Out: Daniel Jackson (leg), Schulz

Brisbane Lions v Adelaide
Gabba @ 7.10pm
BRISBANE
B: Josh Drummond, Daniel Merrett, Joel Patfull
HB: Jared Brennan, Joel Macdonald, Troy Selwood
C: Anthony Corrie, Simon Black, Tim Notting
HF: Michael Rischitelli, Jonathan Brown, Justin Sherman
F: Rhan Hooper, Mitch Clark, Travis Johnstone
Foll: Jamie Charman, Luke Power, Jed Adcock
Int: Tom Collier, Ashley McGrath, Robert Copeland, James Polkinghorne, ,
Emg: Albert Proud, Lachlan Henderson, Scott Harding
In: Rischitelli, Copeland, Collier
Out: Jason Roe (hamstring), Cheynee Stiller (omit), Matthew Leuenberger (omit)
New: Tom Collier (Tassie Mariners. Taken in 2007 AFL Draft at No. 25)

ADELAIDE
B: Graham Johncock, Ben Rutten, Nathan Bassett
HB: Andrew McLeod, Nathan Bock, Michael Doughty
C: Nathan van Berlo, Scott Thompson, Chris Knights
HF: Richard Douglas, Nick Gill, Bernie Vince
F: Jason Porplyzia, Kurt Tippett, Brett Burton
Foll: Ivan Maric, Simon Goodwin, Tyson Edwards
Int: Robert Shirley, Scott Stevens, Luke Jericho, Brent Reilly
Emg: Brad Symes, Patrick Dangerfield, Trent Hentschel
In: Burton, Gill, Reilly
Out: Jonathon Griffin (hip), David Mackay (omitted), Andy Otten (omitted)

West Coast v Geelong
Subiaco @ 5.40pm
WEST COAST
B: Adam Selwood, Darren Glass, Mark Nicoski
HB: Andrew Embley, Beau Wilkes, Brett Jones
C: Michael Braun, Daniel Kerr, Tim Houlihan
HF: Mark LeCras, Ashley Hansen, Sam Butler
F: David Wirrpanda, Adam Hunter, Quinten Lynch
Foll: Dean Cox, Matt Priddis, Chad Fletcher
Int: Brad Ebert, Ben McKinley, Will Schofield, Tyson Stenglein
Emg: Steven Armstrong, Ryan Davis, Jaymie Graham
In: Braun, Kerr, Hansen, Fletcher, McKinley
Out: Masten (hip), Davis, Seaby, McNamara, Staker (all omitted)

GEELONG
B: Tom Harley, Harry Taylor, Andrew Mackie
HB: Darren Milburn, Max Rooke, Corey Enright
C: Brent Prismall, Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel
HF: Steve Johnson, Cameron Mooney, Mathew Stokes
F: Paul Chapman, Tom Lonergan, James Kelly
Foll: Mark Blake, Joel Corey, Gary Ablett
Int: Josh Hunt, Brad Ottens, Joel Selwood, Travis Varcoe
Emg: Ryan Gamble, David Wojcinski, Kane Tenace
No change

Sunday June 22
Melbourne v Sydney
Manuka Oval @ 1.10pm
MELBOURNE
B: James McDonald, Colin Garland, Matthew Warnock
HB: Brad Green, Paul Wheatley, Cameron Bruce
C: Colin Sylvia, Brock McLean, Lynden Dunn
HF: Jace Bode, Matthew Bate, Aaron Davey
F: Paul Johnson, Brad Miller, Austin Wonaeamirri
Foll: Jeff White, Clint Bartram, Nathan Jones
Int (from): James Frawley, Mark Jamar, Chris Johnson, Cale Morton, Shane Valenti, Matthew Whelan, Adem Yze
In: Whelan, Valenti, Jamar
Out: -

SYDNEY
B: Nick Malceski, Leo Barry, Martin Mattner
HB: Craig Bolton, Ted Richards, Tadhg Kennelly
C: Adam Goodes, Jarrad McVeigh, Amon Buchanan

HF: Ryan O’Keefe, Barry Hall, Luke Ablett
F: Paul Bevan, Michael O’Loughlin, Lewis Roberts-Thomson
Foll: Darren Jolly, Brett Kirk, Jude Bolton
Int (from): Craig Bird, Luke Brennan, Nic Fosdike, Kieren Jack, Ben Matthews , Jarrad Moore, Henry Playfair
In: Brennan, Fosdike, Mathews
Out: -

Carlton v Essendon
MCG @ 2.10pm
CARLTON
B: Andrew Carrazzo, Setanta O’hAilpin, Michael Jamison
HB: Bryce Gibbs, Bret Thornton, Dennis Armfield
C: Kade Simpson, Nick Stevens, Heath Scotland
HF: Brad Fisher, Jarrad Waite, Jordan Russell
F: Eddie Betts, Brendan Fevola, Matthew Kreuzer
Foll: Cameron Cloke, Chris Judd, Marc Murphy
Int (from): Mark Austin, Adam Bentick, Steven Browne , Shaun Grigg, Shaun Hampson, Darren Pfeiffer, Simon Wiggins
In: Austin, Browne, Pfeiffer
Out:

ESSENDON
B: Henry Slattery, Dustin Fletcher, Nathan Lovett-Murray
HB: Brent Stanton, Patrick Ryder, Mark McVeigh
C: Kyle Reimers, David Myers, Jay Nash
HF: Angus Monfries, Adam Mcphee, Andrew Welsh
F: Scott Lucas, Matthew Lloyd, Jay Neagle
Foll: David Hille, Andrew Lovett, Jobe Watson
Int (from): Adam Ramanauskas, Sam Lonergan, Leroy Jetta, Jason Laycock, Jarrod Atkinson, Tayte Pears, Ricky Dyson
In: Lovett, Pears, Dyson
Out:

Collingwood v Western Bulldogs
Telstra Dome @ 4.40pm
COLLINGWOOD
B: Heath Shaw, Shane Wakelin, Tarkyn Lockyer
HB: Martin Clarke, Nick Maxwell, Harry O’Brien
C: Ben Johnson, Scott Burns, Rhyce Shaw
HF: Scott Pendlebury, Ben Reid, Shane O’Bree
F: Alan Didak, Chris Bryan, Paul Medhurst
Foll: Cameron Wood, Dane Swan, Dale Thomas
Int (from): Danny Stanley, Alan Toovey, Tyson Goldsack, Nathan Brown, Sharrod Wellingham, Anthony Rocca, Ryan Cook
In: Cook, Goldsack, Rocca, Stanley, Toovey, Wood
Out: Travis Cloke (suspended), Leon Davis (injured), Josh Fraser (injured)

WESTERN BULLDOGS
B: Dale Morris, Brian Lake, Andrejs Everitt
HB: Ryan Hargrave, Tom Williams, Lindsay Gilbee
C: Matthew Boyd, Daniel Cross, Nathan Eagleton
HF: Brad Johnson, Mitch Hahn, Robert Murphy
F: Scott Welsh, Will Minson, Jason Akermanis
Foll: Ben Hudson, Ryan Griffen, Adam Cooney
Int: Dylan Addison, Daniel Giansiracusa, Jarrod Harbrow, Josh Hill, Farren Ray, Peter Street, Callan Ward
In: Harbrow, Hill, Street
Out:

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