THE ULTIMATE round of the Tasmanian State League (TSL) home-and-away season is set to take part on a super Saturday, with final ladder positions all but sewn up. Clarence kicks off proceedings looking to consolidate fourth spot when it takes on North Hobart, as Tigers clip at the Roos’ heels. The Tigers face stiff opposition in Lauderdale, though, while North Launceston takes on Glenorchy in a first-versus-last meeting. We take a look at where some of the best Tasmanian youth prospects will line up this weekend, as the finals race is decided.<\/p>\n
>> SCROLL for full fixtures and teams<\/strong><\/p>\n Leading bottom-age prospect Sam Banks<\/strong> comes into Clarence’s lineup this week, slotting in off half-back to join a host of young guns in the starting side. Oliver Davis<\/strong> is again at the heart of midfield, while Darcy Gardner<\/strong> will rotate off the bench after once more being named among his side’s best last week. The Roos’ team also features the likes of Noah Holmes<\/strong>, who starts at full forward, and on-ball starter Ethan Jackson<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Roos’ opponent, North Hobart also lays claim to a bunch of young talent, even without the injured Patrick Walker<\/strong>. Sam Collins<\/strong> is coming off a solid display last round and takes up his usual place at centre half-back, alongside Tyler McGinniss<\/strong>. Will Peppin<\/strong> jumps back into the starting frame this week on a wing, with Jye Menzie<\/strong> up forward once again after a one-goal game, Bigman Hamish Allan<\/strong> is set to miss, while Jake Steele<\/strong> has been named as an emergency.<\/p>\n Baynen Lowe<\/strong> is out of the North Launceston side after two goals last week, one of three changes for the Northern Bombers. Oliver Sanders<\/strong>, who was named in the best alongside Lowe remains on the wing as the minor premiers look to round out their regular season on a high. They face Glenorchy, who are still in with a chance of climbing out of bottom spot. Among those up against it in the fight is 19-year-old Ryan Banks-Smith<\/strong>, named on the Magpies’ centreline after a promising outing in Round 12.<\/p>\n The final game of the weekend, and minor season sees Lauderdale take on Tigers, with the latter hoping to sneak into finals. Ranked third and coming off a bye round, Lauderdale boasts the likes of Oscar Shaw<\/strong> (back pocket) and bottom-ager Sam Tilley<\/strong> (forward pocket) up either end of the ground. The Tigers have made two changes, with defender Lachlan Gadomski<\/strong> among them, though Riley Ashlin<\/strong> and Oliver Burrows-Cheng<\/strong> both feature, with the latter starting on-ball.<\/p>\n