Men's Southern Championship goal-scorers as at 12 May 2024

Southern Championship Goal-Scorers (as at 12 May 2024)

South Hobart (21)

Hyeonseo Oh 4

Shin Kwan Hoon 3

Harrison Oates 3

Matthew Oh 2

Josh Schofield 2

Jacob Herbert 2

Laim Morton 2

Eli Wood 1

Josiah Otto 1

Rex Medhurst 1

 

Taroona (19)

Sam James 6

Oliver Maxwell 4

Toby Fleming 3

Cooper Bain 2

Declan Taylor 1

Aiden Taylor 1

Ned Goodsir 1

Joel Terhell 1

 

South East United (26)

Luke Huigsloot 3

Daniel Harris 3

Dwayne Walsh 3

Patrick Quinland 3

Joe Sartori 3

Ethan Griggs 3

Sam Sartori 2

Matthias Collins 2

David Butler 2

Nick Devereux 1

Nick Zammit 1

 

New Town White Eagles (18)

Matthew Pace 4

George Ivanov 2

Sam Leszczynski 2

Adam McKeown 2

Ben Whitehall 2

Brett Andrews 1

Thomas Backhouse 1

Henry Fagg 1

Jamie Vernon 1

Mark Page 1

Nicholas Westenberg 1 og

 

Hobart United (21)

John Buga 5

Vincent Kamano 3

Moses Khasif 3

Joseph Mwarabu 2

Manjil Gautam 1

Abel Berhane 1

Joseph Khasif 1

Fred Lagu 1

Patrick Mazimpaka 1

Bary Karia 1

Dhor Ngor-Apuol 1

Jacob Herbert 1 og

 

Olympia Warriors (14)

James Ackerley 3

Charlie Roberts 3

Lachie Burt 2

Hugo Schwarz 2

Ryan Amani 2

Heisal Baddiley 1

Tyler Barratt 1

 

University (22)

Daniel Goodluck 6

Ramiro Vilar 5

Gus Rumney 3

Stuart Carnaby 2

Kevin Reilly 2

Andrew Wilcox 2

Declan Graham 1

Trent Green 1

 

Clarence Zebras (10)

Ethan Medhurst 3

Alexander Ellison 1

Jeremey Price 1

Alexander Eliassson 1

Ryan Cook 1

Haidar Alnasser 1

Zane Ryan 1

Antonio Campeanu 1

 

Hobart City (8)

Luka Johnston 4

Xavier Lynch 1

Chuka Ordunze 1

Phil Kantzos 1

Danilo De Franca 1

 

Glenorchy Knights (5)

Henry Bain 1

Pratek Maharjan 1

Taofik Owolewa 1

Prabesh Ale 1

Nicholas Westenberg 1

South Hobart's lead in Southern Championship whittled away

Photo:  Taroona's Ned Goodsir, who was stretchered off and taken to hospital with a suspected broken collar bone. [PlessPix] 

South Hobart is gradually seeing its lead at the top of the Men’s Southern Championship standings whittled away.

They drew last weekend and lost on Sunday and are level on points with second-placed Taroona.

Taroona produced some good football against South Hobart on Sunday under interim coach Riley Pitchford, who has replaced Scott Gannon.

Oliver Maxwell netted both Taroona goals.

The first came in 11^th minute, but it was cancelled out by Jacob Herbert’s penalty a minute after the interval.

Maxwell showed courage to beat South keeper Thomas Cordell to the ball and slot it home midway through the second half.

Photo:  Ned Goodsir lies injured. [PlessPix] 

Taroona suffered a blow when Ned Goodsir was injured later in the second half.  He was tackled strongly and fell heavily and suffered a suspected broken collar bone.  He was stretchered off and an ambulance was summoned.  He was treated by paramedics and transported to hospital.

Sam James was prominent for Taroona, as were Fabian Natoli and Will Stalker.

Photo:  An exhausted Sam James contemplates Taroona's win after the final whistle. [PlessPix] 

On Friday night, bottom-side Glenorchy Knights were handed a thrashing at home at KGV Park by New Town White Eagles, the reigning champions.

The floodlights on one pole went out in this game, creating an area of darkness, and this is not a good sign.

Matthew Pace hit a hat-trick for Eagles, whose other goals came from Adam McKeown, Jamie Vernon, George Ivanov, and an own-goal by Nicholas Westenberg.

Goals by James Ackerley, Feisal Baddiley and Tyson Barrett gave Olympia Warriors a 3-1 win over Clarence Zebras, who replied through Zane Ryan near the end.

South East United were reduced to 10 men away to University at Olinda Grove when their goalkeeper, Felix Kinghorn, was sent off midway through the opening half.

The visitors were leading 2-1 at that stage through a brace by Ethan Griggs.

Daniel Goodluck reduced the arrears before the send-off, but Jacon Satori’s goal in the 34^th minute gave South East United a 3-1 lead.

Ramiro Vilar netted for University on the stroke of half-time to make it 3-2 in favour of the visitors at the break.

Neither side could score in the second half and the visitors held out with 10 men to win a game which saw some ferocious tackles and five yellow cards apart from the red (3 to University and 2 to South East United).

Photo:  Action from Sandown Park on Saturday. [PlessPix] 

Hobart United came away from Sandown Park with a 3-1 win over the home side, Hobart City.

Dhor Ngor-Aouol put United ahead late in the first half and second-half goals by Vincent Kamano and Bary Karia made it 3-0 with 20 minutes remaining.

Luka Johnston grabbed a consolation goal for the home side in the 71^st minute.

Photo:  University's Toby MacGregor comes away with the ball in a tackle with South East United's Daniel Harris. [PlessPix] 

 Men’s Southern Championship

(Friday night)

Glenorchy Knights 0 lost to New Town White Eagles 7 (Matthew Pace 19, 48, 68, Nicholas Westenberg 29 og, Adam McKeown 39, Jamie Vernon 53, George Ivanov 78)

Olympia Warriors 3 (James Ackerley 3, Feisal Baddiley 18, Tyson Barrett 26) beat Clarence Zebras 1 (Zane Ryan 88)

(Saturday)

University 2 (Daniel Goodluck 9, Ramiro Vilar 46) lost to South East United 3 (Ethan Griggs 1, 8, Jacob Sartori 34)

Hobart City 1 (Luka Johnston 71) lost to Hobart United 3 (Dhor Ngor-Apuol 34, Vincent Kamano 49, Bary Karia 69)

(Sunday)

South Hobart 1 (Jacob Herbert 46 pen) lost to Taroona 2 (Oliver Maxwell 11, 65)

SOUTHERN CHAMPIONSHIP (As at 12 May 2024)

TEAM	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
South Hobart	7	5	1	1	21	9	16
Taroona	7	5	1	1	19	11	16
South East United	7	4	2	1	26	10	14
New Town Eagles	7	4	2	1	18	11	14
Hobart United	7	4	1	2	21	11	13
Olympia Warriors	7	3	1	3	14	15	10
University	7	3	0	4	22	19	9
Clarence Zebras	7	1	2	4	10	20	5
Hobart City	7	0	1	6	8	25	1
Glenorchy Knights	7	0	1	6	5	33	1

 

 

Photo:  Taroona's Fabian Natolic about to tackle a South Hobart opponent. [PlessPix]