Players

Club Experience

International Experience

Caleb Patterson-Sewell is eligible to represent Australia at international level.

Honors

NASL Team of the Week (4/19)

NASL Team of the Week (5/24)

NASL Team of the Week (8/2)

Man of the Match (7/30)

Man of the Match (8/20)

CAREER

2017: Signed with the Armada FC (2/15) ...

The Jacksonville Armada FC announced on Feb. 15, 2017 the signing of goalkeeper Caleb Patterson-Sewell. The Armada FC obtained Patterson-Sewell from S.C. Farense, a Portuguese club in Faro of the Campeonato de Portugal.  The 29-year-old goalkeeper joined the club in July 2016 and accumulated 1,170 minutes in 13 appearances.

He made his professional debut in 2005 with the Toowoomba Raiders in the Brisbane Premier League and then moved the next year to Mt. Gravatt.

The goalkeeper found his way to the United States in 2007 when he signed with the USL Second Division team Cleveland City Stars in their inaugural season and helped the team qualify for the US Open Cup. In 2008 he went on trial with the New York Red Bulls in the MLS and signed with the team later that year.

Patterson-Sewell joined the Carolina Railhawks in the USL First Division in 2009 before spending a year with the Miami FC in the USSF Pro League in 2010. He totaled 28 appearances, including three cup appearances, with the team.

He had a second stint with the Railhawks in the NASL before moving overseas to play with the Liga de Honra club Atlético Clube de Portugal for the 2011–2012 season. He quickly became the team’s starting goalkeeper and made 29 total appearances. His performance with Atlético earned him a nomination for Goalkeeper of the Year at the 2012 Liga Portuguesa de Futebol Profissional Awards.

Patterson-Sewell moved on to play for Vitória Setúbal in the Primeira Liga in 2012 and then the Gil Vicente in the second-tier LigaPro in 2013. After three seasons with Gil Vicente, he came back to the United Stated in 2016 to join Rayo OKC before being signed by Farense.

YOUTH/PERSONAL

Patterson-Sewell was born in Tennessee, but grew up playing soccer in Australia where his family moved when he was two years old. His extensive youth career included time with the Toowoomba Raiders, Anderlecht, Sheffield Wednesday, and Liverpool.