Jack Crisp, born on February 10, 1993, in Australia, is a professional Australian Rules footballer who currently plays for the Collingwood Football Club in the Australian Football League. He began his journey in football at a young age, participating in the Auskick program in his hometown of Myrtleford, Victoria. Crisp honed his skills playing junior football with the Murray Bushrangers, laying the foundation for what would become a successful career in the sport.
After showcasing his talent in junior football, Crisp was recruited by the Brisbane Lions and made his AFL debut in 2012. He spent three seasons with the Lions before making the move to Collingwood in 2015. Crisp quickly established himself as a key player for the Magpies, known for his strong defensive skills and ability to create scoring opportunities for his team.
In 2021, Crisp's hard work and dedication paid off when he was named Collingwood's club champion, winning the prestigious E.W. Copeland Trophy. This accolade was a testament to his exceptional performance throughout the season, showcasing his leadership and skill on the field.
Off the field, Crisp is a devoted family man, married to Mikayla Crisp. The couple shares two daughters, Lilah and Sloane. In May 2023, Crisp excitedly announced on Instagram that his wife was expecting their third child, marking a new chapter for their growing family.
Aside from his accomplishments on the field, Crisp is also active on social media, with an Instagram account (@jackcrisp) boasting over 80,000 followers. On his account, Crisp shares insights into his life beyond football, posting photos and videos of his family and personal interests.
In a heartfelt post in July 2023, Crisp celebrated his daughter Sloane's birthday with a touching Instagram video featuring the song "Daughters" by John Mayer. The post highlighted Crisp's love for his family and his appreciation for the special moments they share together.
As Jack Crisp continues to make his mark in the AFL, both on and off the field, his dedication to the sport and his family remains unwavering. With a bright future ahead, Crisp's impact in Australian Rules football is sure to endure for years to come.