On a day where the Bombers accounted for a young and spirited Clarence at UTAS Stadium, Mitch Thorp's Blues were unstoppable in front of the sticks at Windsor Park against Lauderdale.

The Blues booted eight majors to none in the second quarter with the wind to create a 47-point buffer on the Southern Bombers before running out 17.3 (105) to 9.3 (57) winners.

Although the second term impacted the score in a large fashion, Thorp believed the first quarter set his side up.

"That breeze was pretty stiff and they obviously kicked the first goal and we responded really strongly," he said.

"To be only two points down at quarter time with probably a three-goal wind, I was really pleased - I thought we set ourselves up.

"Our second quarter was probably as good of a quarter as we've played all year and we've really tailored our program around having a really strong performance today.

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"Obviously they blew us out of the water down there last time and we were pretty motivated, any time you get an opportunity to play in a grand final you do what it takes and I thought the boys were tremendous."

That second term saw Thorp, Joe Groenewegen - who was fantastic in tandem with Tim Auckland - Jay Blackberry, Tim Jones, Dylan Riley and Jake Hinds all hit the scoreboard while Fletcher Seymour, Casey Brown, Brendan Taylor and Michael Musicka chipped in throughout the day.

Musicka and Taylor provided contrasting highlights one after the other in the final term as the ex-East Coast Swan worked his way off the bench and roosted a 75-metre kick with the wind and Taylor controlled one along the boundary with a precision dribble kick.

Thorp, who led the scoring with three, said having the 10 goal-kickers was pivotal in the victory.

"It was probably important that I pulled my finger out and had a good game and I really set myself for this one.

"I've had a little bit of an injury-riddled year and the bye came at a really good time to freshen up.

"We've had some focal points, we saw the value of having Groenewegen and myself in front of the ball and then our smalls got busy at grand level.

"I think most of all, we were harder at the ball for longer."

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Jake Hinds was named Launceston's best player as Jones, Blackberry, captain Jobi Harper and Miller Hodge all impressed while Alex Hevey, Tyler Martin and Harry Richmond all kicked two and were impressive for Lauderdale.

The Blues' win made the club three from three on their home ground on Saturday following victories to their women's and development league sides before the under-18s take on North Launceston in the semi-final on Sunday.

The under-18 boys vocally supported the seniors throughout their clash and Thorp's side will do the same on Sunday, something he said shows the strong connection of the club's junior and senior outfits.

"I'm so proud to see our women win today and then our development league, through a little bit of adversity, come from behind to win by two points to make the grand final.

"To finish on the bottom of the ladder last year and to make the grand final this year is a testament to the work Kane Sanders has done and that shouldn't go unnoticed.