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Key Facts

Full name
Edward Lockwood

Known as
Teddy Lockwood

Born
6 December 1872

Died
25 June 1953 (aged 80)

Age at first & last AFL game
First game: 26y 158d
Last game: 32y 151d

Height and weight
Height: 177 cm
Weight: 77 kg

Senior clubs
West Perth; Geelong; Collingwood

Jumper numbers
Collingwood: 10

Recruited from
West Perth (1899); Geelong (1902)

Family links
George Lockwood (Brother (Twin))

Teddy Lockwood

Advanced stats
Club
League
Career span
Games
Goals
Avg
Win %
AKI
AHB
AMK
BV
West PerthWAFA1896-189833———————
GeelongV/AFL1899-190145611.3671%———0
CollingwoodV/AFL1902-190553831.5775%———0
WAFA1896-189833———————
V/AFL1899-1905981441.4773%———0
Total1896-19051311441.10—————

AFL: 441st player to appear, 2,524th most games played, 697th most goals kickedGeelong: 48th player to appear, 364th most games played, 139th most goals kickedCollingwood: 81st player to appear, 338th most games played, 104th most goals kicked

Teddy Lockwood commenced his senior football career with West Perth in 1896. His three season, 33 WAFA game stint with the club included appearances in 1897, the season in which West Perth claimed its first ever premiership.

A pacy, clever, team orientated forward, Lockwood moved to Geelong in 1899 and did well. He was the club’s leading goal kicker in 1900 with 24 goals, a tally which also saw him jointly top the League list (with Albert Thurgood). After registering 45 VFL games and 61 goals with the Pivotonians between 1899 and 1901 he rounded off his career with 53 games and 83 goals for Collingwood from 1902 to 1905.

His time with the Magpies was memorable. In 1902 and 1903 he played in winning grand finals against Essendon and Fitzroy respectively, contributing three goals from full forward to the 9.6 to 3.9 triumph in the former match. Other highlights included representing Victoria against South Australia in 1902 and topping the VFL goal kicking charts in 1903 with 33 goals. Needless to say he was the Magpies’ leading goal kicker the same year.

Author - John Devaney

Sources

Encyclopedia of AFL Footballers by Russell Holmesby & Jim Main; Cats' Tales by Col Hutchinson; West Perth Football Club 1885-1985 by Brian Atkinson

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Footnotes

* Behinds calculated from the 1965 season on.
+ Score at the end of extra time.