13 Facts About Mark Calderwood

Mark Calderwood was born on 25 October 1981 and is an English former professional rugby league footballer.

Mark Calderwood started his playing career at Stanningley ARLFC before signing for the Leeds Rhinos Academy in 2000.

Mark Calderwood made his debut against London from the bench in the first match of the season he scored his first try for the Leeds Rhinos in a Challenge Cup semi-final against St Helens, and went to score 12-tries in the rest of the 2001 season.

Mark Calderwood won the Eddie Waring Memorial Award as the best try in the 2001 Challenge Cup.

Mark Calderwood gained international and representative experience with England and Yorkshire.

Mark Calderwood was eligible to represent Jamaica national rugby league team, and the West Indies.

Mark Calderwood played for the Leeds Rhinos as a wing in their 2004 Super League Grand Final victory over the Bradford Bulls.

Mark Calderwood made his debut for the Wigan Warriors against the Catalans Dragons but it took him 3-months to get his first try for the Wigan Warriors which came against Castleford Tigers during May 2006.

Mark Calderwood did miss several months of 2006's Super League XI with an injury and finished the season with 6-tries.

Mark Calderwood represented England in the 2006 Federation Shield, scoring 2-tries in the opening match against France.

Mark Calderwood withdrew from the Scotland training squad for the 2008 Rugby League World Cup after being called up by England.

Mark Calderwood was named in the England team to face Wales at the Keepmoat Stadium prior to England's departure for the 2008 Rugby League World Cup.

Mark Calderwood signed for Hull FC for the 2009's Super League XIV.