13 Facts About Callum Jamieson

Callum Jamieson spent his junior days playing for North Beach Junior Football Club and attended Newman College.

Callum Jamieson originally wanted to become a professional surfer or pilot, but both these dreams couldn't be achieved due to his size.

Callum Jamieson was able to play 13 games during the 2021 WAFL season, playing ruck with stints as key defender.

On 5 May 2021, West Coast, impressed with Callum Jamieson's development resigned him until the end of the 2022 AFL season.

Callum Jamieson added 7kg to his frame during the 2022 preseason and made his AFL debut in Round 2 against North Melbourne after the eagles had twelve players placed into the AFL's health and safety protocols.

Callum Jamieson was named at full back, and didn't have a spectacular start to his AFL career with North Melbourne forward Nick Larkey kicking five goals against him.

Callum Jamieson was later brought back into the lineup as seven players were injured or placed into the AFL's health and safety protocols.

Callum Jamieson impressed on his return to the senior side, with twelve disposals and thirteen hit outs and kept his place in the lineup for next four rounds.

Callum Jamieson managed nine games, before being shut down due to a groin injury in round 18.

Callum Jamieson was named at full forward for the Eagles' season opener against North Melbourne, but was tactically subbed out at three-quarter time, after failing to make an impact on the match.

Callum Jamieson was dropped to the WAFL Eagles, where he limped from the field following an ankle injury in a WAFL practice match.

Callum Jamieson returned from his ankle injury in the WAFL, where he tuned his craft for the next three weeks before being called back to the senior team in round 9 for their Friday night blockbuster against the Gold Coast Suns.

Callum Jamieson failed to break into the senior team for the rest of the year, resulting in only four games being played.