AFL 2019 Pre-Season Game 2: Team

AFL 2019 Pre Season Game 2 COLLINGWOOD v CARLTON Time & Place: Monday March 11, 2:10pm EDT Morwell Recreation Reserve TV: Fox Footy 2:00pm EDT Weather: Min 13 Max 24 Chance of rain 30%: < 1mm Wind: W 25kph Betting: Collingwood TBC Carlton TBC

B: J.Aish 14 J.Roughead 23 T.Langdon 8

HB: B.Maynard 37 D.Moore 30 J.Crisp 25

C: J.Thomas 24 M.Cox 46 S.Sidebottom 22

HF: J.Stephenson 1 J.Elliott 5 T.Phillips 21

F: T.Varcoe 18 B.Mihocek 41 A.Treloar 7

Foll: B.Grundy 4 S.Pendlebury - C 10 D.Beams 11

I/C from: C.Brown 17 T.Goldsack 6 C.Mayne 16 L.Greenwood 19 J.Howe 38 T.Brown 34 J.Daicos 26 B.Reid 20 B.Crocker 39 N.Murphy 28 I.Quaynor 35 R.Wills 33

In: B.Maynard, M.Cox, A.Treloar, T.Goldsack, J.Howe
Out: F.Appleby

Notable absentees: Will Hoskin-Elliott, Daniel Wells, Taylor Adams

Collingwood News Pies name 30-man squad to face Carlton Collingwood has named a 30-man squad for Monday's JLT Community Series match against Carlton at Morwell Recreation Reserve. Mason Cox, Brayden Maynard, Jeremy Howe, Chris Mayne and Adam Treloar have been listed in the squad after not contesting JLT 1 against Fremantle. The two teams are fresh off wins in their JLT 1 encounters, where Carlton ran out nine-point winners over Essendon. The Pies will look to continue their winning ways as they edge closer their round one clash against Geelong on Friday, March 22. AFL News Veteran Pie, emerging superstar get through training unscathed IT WAS only a light workout but Collingwood's training session on Thursday held some significance because veteran defender Lynden Dunn and emerging superstar Jordan De Goey got through it unscathed. The key pair was involved in the entire 90-minute session at Olympic Park and, importantly, easily handled the agility and change of direction work. Magpie fullback Dunn, 31, underwent a left knee reconstruction last July and has gradually increased his workload to put himself in a good position to make an early-season return. Powerful forward/midfielder De Goey kicked without any issues on the left foot that was sprained during match simulation on February 15 and looks set to be available for the Pies' round one clash with Geelong at the MCG on Friday March 22. A better gauge on the pair will be Collingwood's main session on Saturday, ahead of its final JLT clash with Carlton at Morwell on Monday. Just three days after the Magpies' first JLT Community Series game, which resulted in a 27-point win over Fremantle in Perth, several stars trained lightly or not at all. In the latter camp were gun trio Jamie Elliott, Darcy Moore and Dayne Beams, each of whom attracted attention with strong showings against the Dockers. The Pies' joint club champions last year, ruckman Brodie Grundy and midfielder Steele Sidebottom, jogged and kicked a ball together before leaving the track midway through the session. Young speedster Jaidyn Stephenson appeared sore, returning briefly to the rooms before re-emerging for some individual skills when he kicked on either foot. Tough backman Brayden Maynard didn't play against Fremantle and failed to make an appearance on the track. Veteran midfielder Daniel Wells (foot) was also a no-show. Will Hoskin-Elliott briefly wandered among his teammates, his left knee bandaged after undergoing surgery that is expected to keep him sidelined for at least round one. In Grundy's absence, forward/ruckman Mason Cox and rookie Max Lynch practiced their ruckwork at boundary throw-ins.