Jeremy Cameron

Jeremy Cameron was born on April 1, 1993, in Dartmoor, Victoria, a small town. He started playing football at the age of 14 for Dartmoor Reserves in the South West District Football League, scoring 69 goals in his first full season in 2009. He joined the North Ballarat Rebels in the TAC Cup Program in 2010. Cameron was selected by the Greater Western Sydney Giants as an underage recruit in November 2010. He made his AFL debut on March 24, 2012, in the Giants’ first-ever AFL Premiership Season game. He led the club’s goal-kicking in all nine of his seasons with the Giants, securing the Coleman Medal in 2019 with 67 goals.

In 2020, Cameron transitioned to the Geelong Football Club as a free agent. This move was made in exchange for three first-round draft picks. His initial season with Geelong in 2021 was impacted by injuries. However, his 2022 season was a highlight, marked by his first premiership win, a third All-Australian selection, and his first Carji Greeves Medal, which is the club’s best and fairest award. He finished third in the Coleman Medal tally and achieved a career-high 19 votes in the Brownlow Medal. In 2025, he secured his second Coleman Medal with 88 goals, demonstrating his consistent high performance at an elite level.

Cameron continued to be a prominent figure in the AFL. In 2024, he earned his fourth All-Australian blazer by booting 64 goals across 24 games. He played his 250th career game in Round 22 against Fremantle, and is set to play his 100th game for Geelong in 2025. Known for his goal-kicking ability, Cameron also expanded his role in 2024, averaging a career-high 16.33 disposals per game, reflecting his involvement further up the field.