Horrie Edmonds

This is the coach profile for Horace Stephens Edmonds (a.k.a. Horrie Edmonds), born in Diamond Creek, Victoria in 1908. He coached the Collingwood Seconds in the VFL/AFL Reserves, winning a premiership with the Collingwood Seconds in 1940. Edmonds also played for Collingwood, Richmond, Footscray, Sandringham and Brighton.

Coach Details

Name: Horace Edmonds
Full Name: Horace Stephens Edmonds
Alias: Horrie Edmonds
DOB: 23/12/1908
POB: Diamond Creek, Victoria
DOD: 18/07/1975
POD: Bundoora, Victoria

Coach History

VFL/AFL Reserves History: (1939-1941) - 51 matches

Collingwood Seconds (1939-1941) - 51 matches

Coach Accolades

VFL/AFL Reserves Accolades:

Collingwood Seconds (1939-1941)
- 51 matches coached for the Collingwood Seconds in the VFL/AFL Reserves
- 1940 premiership won with the Collingwood Seconds in the VFL/AFL Reserves

Season History

Season	Premiership	Team	Matches	Rounds
1939	VFLS Season	Collingwood (S)	11	R08-18
1940	VFLS Season	Collingwood (S)	20	R01-18, SF, GF
1941	VFLS Season	Collingwood (S)	20	R01-18, SF, PF

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