Best Players: J. Sinclair, J. Billings, M. Cook, B. Payne, J. Lonie, C. Shenton
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“We had some changes this week and for the guys that did come in, adapt and play their roles, it was great to see.” Hudson said.
“Whether it be St Kilda or Sandy players – we had both today with (Jack) Noone and (Mitch) Wilkins coming back into the team and then you had Lonie and Billings come in and play their role.
“It’s good for the alignment.”
The high number of changes has seen the Sandringham side take on different forms throughout the season. What started with three rucks evolved into a multi-prong forward line with Paddy McCartin, Tim Membrey and captain Trent Dennis-Lane.
McCartin and Membrey’s elevation forced Hudson to play Tom Simpkin has a makeshift key forward, before the emergence of towering goal kicker Joe Fisscher.
Despite all the changes, Sandringham sit entrenched inside the top four and well in the hunt for a home final/double chance quinella.
With the team having done a full circle and back to the three rucks that played in round one, Hudson was satisfied with the performance of Lewis Pierce, Billy Longer and Jason Holmes – particularly in conditions not suited for big men.
“We’ve had different looks as sides during the season,” Hudson said.