Jock Cordner

Jock Cordner
Personal information
Birth	9 June 1910
Recruited from	Kaniva/Spotswood
Height and weight	175 cm / 75 kg
Playing career¹
Team(s)	Footscray (1931-32) 7 games, 4 goals Fitzroy (1933-34) 24 games, 23 goals North Melbourne (1935-41) 88 games, 8 goals Total - 119 Games, 35 Goals
¹ Statistics to end of 1941 season

Jock Cordner (born 9 June 1910, date of death unknown) was an Australian rules footballer who played for Footscray, Fitzroy and North Melbourne in the VFL. He was not related to the Cordner brothers who played in the same era.

Cordner played as a centreman and started his VFL career at Footscray. In two seasons with the club he managed just seven games due to a leg injury and he moved to Fitzroy in 1933. He played a couple of seasons with Fitzroy before being cleared to North Melbourne where he went on to play his best football. He won their 1938 Best and Fairest award and finished 6th in that year's Brownlow Medal. Cordner captained North Melbourne in 1941 but it would be his final season of league football, retiring due to injury. During his career he also represented Victoria at interstate football.

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Jock Cordner's statistics from AFL Tables

Captains of the North Melbourne Football Club

1925: Eicke • 1926: Eicke/Donnelly • 1927: Barker/Tyson • 1928: Tyson • 1929: Tyson/Trevaskis • 1930–1931: Lewis • 1932–1933: Taylor • 1934: Taylor/Fitzmaurice • 1935: Fitzmaurice/Llewellyn • 1936: Gaudion • 1937: Gaudion/Admason • 1938–1939: Forbes • 1940: Thomas/Adamson • 1941: Cordner/Findlay • 1942–1943: Findlay • 1944–1945: O'Brien • 1946: Fairweather • 1947: Dynon • 1948–1951: Foote • 1952–1953: Dynon • 1954: Marchesi • 1955: Lawrence • 1956: Brooker • 1957–1959: Brady • 1960: Mantello • 1961–1964: Aylett • 1965–1967: Teasdale • 1968–1970: Dugdale • 1971: Goodingham • 1972: Dench • 1973–1975: Davis • 1976–1978: Greig • 1979: Greig/Schimmelbusch • 1980–1987: Schimmelbusch • 1988: Schimmelbusch/Law • 1989: Law • 1990–1992: Larkin • 1993–2001: Carey • 2002–2003: Stevens • 2004–2008: Simpson • 2009–: Harvey

Syd Barker Medal • North Melbourne Football Club Best and Fairest Winners

1935: Carter • 1936: Skinner • 1937: Carter • 1938: Cordner • 1939: Dyer • 1940: Adamson • 1941: Kennedy/Findlay • 1942: Allister • 1943: Kemp • 1944: Crawford • 1945: Foote • 1946: Condon • 1947: McKenzie • 1948: O'Brien • 1949: Foote • 1950: Foote • 1951: Spencer • 1952: McCorkell • 1953: O'Halloran • 1954: Brady • 1955: Brooker • 1956: Edwards • 1957: B. Martyn • 1958: Aylett • 1959: Aylett • 1960: Aylett • 1961: Dwyer • 1962: Serong • 1963: Teasdale • 1964: Teasdale • 1965: Teasdale • 1966: Teasdale • 1967: Dwyer • 1968: Dugdale • 1969: Kekovich • 1970: Cable • 1971: Dench • 1972: Montgomery • 1973: Davis • 1974: Rantall • 1975: Davis • 1976: Dench • 1977: Dench • 1978: Blight • 1979: Dempsey • 1980: Greig • 1981: Dench • 1982: Glendinning • 1983: Glendinning • 1984: Hodgeman • 1985: Larkin • 1986: Krakouer • 1987: Larkin • 1988: Larkin • 1989: M. Martyn • 1990: Longmire • 1991: Sholl/M. Martyn • 1992: Carey • 1993: Carey • 1994: Schwass • 1995: Schwass • 1996: Carey • 1997: Stevens • 1998: Carey • 1999: Stevens • 2000: Bell • 2001: Grant • 2002: Simpson • 2003: Harvey • 2004: Rawlings • 2005: Harvey • 2006: Rawlings • 2007: Harvey • 2008: Harvey • 2009: Swallow • 2010: Harvey/Rawlings • 2011: Wells/Swallow

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Name	Cordner, Jock
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Date of birth	9 June 1910
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