Luke Beveridge

Premiership coach Luke Beveridge will enter his 11th season at the helm in 2025.

Since taking over the helm in 2014, Beveridge has won one premiership, taken his side to two Grand Finals and 13 finals (both Club records), and holds the highest winning percentage (56.52%) among anyone who has coached 100 or more games in the red, white and blue.
He also claimed back-to-back AFL Coaches’ Association Coach of the Year awards in his first two seasons.
In August 2024, Beveridge became the longest-serving Bulldogs' coach in Club history, eclipsing the previous milestone held by Ted Whitten Snr (228 games between 1957-1971).
Of the 35 coaches to lead the Bulldogs across the history of the Club, Beveridge has the most wins (130), most finals appearances (13) and most finals wins (seven).
Prior to joining the Bulldogs as senior coach, Beveridge had spent three years as backline coach with Hawthorn – including premierships in 2013 and 2014 – and was development manager at Collingwood, including during their premiership season in 2010.
Beveridge was also a triple premiership coach with VAFA club St Bede’s/Mentone from 2006-2008.
As a player, Beveridge spent 11 years at the top level, playing 118 matches with the Bulldogs, Melbourne and St Kilda.