12 Facts About Will Langford

William Langford is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Hawthorn Football Club in the Australian Football League.

Will Langford played his junior football for East Sydney Bulldogs before progressing to UNSW-ES Bulldogs senior football in the Sydney AFL whilst his progress was monitored by AFL recruiters.

Will Langford continued his solid form with Box Hill throughout the 2013 season, culminating in playing in the club's second VFL Premiership against Geelong.

Will Langford was promoted to the main player list for 2014.

In 2014 Will Langford started the season in the seniors showing at times the VFL form from the previous year.

Will Langford lost his spot mid year and returned to Box Hill and told to work on several parts of his game.

Will Langford enjoyed career-high kicking and marking figures in 2017 and his best since 2014 when he was the star of the finals series.

Will Langford was one of the few bright lights early in the season when the Hawks were being trounced.

Will Langford's goalkicking became erratic missing what should have been easy set shots put his teammates under pressure.

Will Langford played only six senior games in 2018, suffering a season ending hamstring injury.

On 30 October 2018, Will Langford was delisted by Hawthorn and subsequently retired.

Will Langford is the son of Hawthorn Team of the Century backman Chris Langford, who represented the club in 303 games, including 4 premierships, and is currently a member of the AFL Commission.