Jim Caldwell

This is the coach profile for James McIlwrick Caldwell (a.k.a. Jim Caldwell), born in Williamstown, Victoria in 1888. He coached Carlton and South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL. He coached Williamstown in the VFA/VFL, winning a premiership with Williamstown in 1921. Caldwell also played for Williamstown, South Melbourne, Footscray and Perth.

Coach Details

Name: James Caldwell
Full Name: James McIlwrick Caldwell
Alias: Jim Caldwell
DOB: 11/08/1888
POB: Williamstown, Victoria
DOD: 20/08/1929
POD: East Melbourne, Victoria

Coach History

VFL/AFL History: (1925, 1929) - 17 matches

Carlton (1925) - 11 matches
South Melbourne (1929) - 6 matches

VFA/VFL History: (1921-1922) - 39 matches

Williamstown (1921-1922) - 39 matches

Coach Accolades

VFL/AFL Accolades:

Carlton (1925)
- 11 matches coached for Carlton in the VFL/AFL
South Melbourne (1929)
- 6 matches coached for South Melbourne in the VFL/AFL

VFA/VFL Accolades:

Williamstown (1921-1922)
- 39 matches coached for Williamstown in the VFA/VFL
- 1921 premiership won with Williamstown in the VFA/VFL

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Rounds
1921	VFA Season	Williamstown	20	R01-08, R10-17, SF, PF, PR, GF
1922	VFA Season	Williamstown	19	R01-18, SF
1925	VFL Season	Carlton	11	R07-17
1929	VFL Season	South Melbourne	6	R01-06

Links

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