1975 Knockout Carnival
Squads -- Tasmania
Table:
Name

Age

Position

Club

Graeme Mackey (c)
26
Half forward
Sandy Bay

Geoff Cayzer
28
Ruckman
Latrobe

Bob Cheek
29
Ruckman
Clarence

Peter Daniel
25
Key position player
North Launceston

John Emin
23
Ruckman
Hobart

Carl Gaby
25
Wingman
Wynyard

Zigmont Haremza
22
Utility
New Norfolk

Rod Hughes
20
Rover
Scottsdale

Steve Hywood
24
Half back
Sandy Bay

Peter King
21
Rover
Wynyard

Greg Lethborg
25
Utility
Scottsdale

Rod Mayne
20
Forward
North Hobart

Leigh McConnon
21
Wingman
North Hobart

Donald McLeod
20
Centre half forward
North Hobart

David Morrison
24
Back pocket
Sandy Bay

Bruce Neish
25
Half back
North Launceston

Trevor Oakley
22
Half back flanker
North Hobart

Peter Ratcliffe
29
Full-back
Hobart

Kim Saltmarsh
21
Wingman
City-South

Denis Scanlon
20
Ruckman
North Hobart

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