Caleb Serong is a prominent Australian rules footballer and the co-vice-captain of the Fremantle Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Hailing from the Victorian country town of Inverloch and later moving to Warragul, Serong’s early life was marked by a strong passion for sports. His dedication and talent were evident as he progressed through junior ranks, ultimately earning a spot on the Fremantle list and quickly establishing himself as a key player for the team.

The 2024 AFL season marked a historic year for Serong, as he broke the Fremantle Football Club record for the most disposals in a single game, amassing an impressive 46 disposals in the opening match against the Brisbane Lions at Optus Stadium. His performance only improved as the season progressed, as he continued to dominate the midfield, tallying 35 disposals and eight clearances in a subsequent match against North Melbourne, showcasing his consistency and impact on the game.

Throughout the season, Serong set multiple records, including a remarkable 17 clearances in a single game against the Western Bulldogs. His standout performance earned him the Glendinning-Allan Medal for best on ground in Western Derby 59, where he collected 32 disposals, 10 clearances, and kicked a goal. He celebrated a personal milestone by playing his 100th game against the Essendon Bombers, during which he broke the league record for consecutive games with 20 or more disposals, extending the streak to 71 games.

Following a stellar 2024 season, Serong’s contributions were recognized with his selection in the All-Australian team and his second Doig Medal, solidifying his status among Fremantle’s all-time greats alongside legends like Peter Bell, Matthew Pavlich, and Nat Fyfe. As he continues to lead and inspire, Serong’s future in the AFL looks exceptionally bright.