41 Facts About Jeremy Cameron

Jeremy Cameron was born on 1 April 1993 and is a professional footballer with the Geelong Football Club in the Australian Football League.

Jeremy Cameron previously played for the Greater Western Sydney Giants from 2010 to 2020.

Jeremy Cameron is a four time All-Australian and won the Kevin Sheedy Medal in 2013.

Jeremy Cameron grew up in Dartmoor, a small town between Portland and Mount Gambier with a population of 150 people.

Jeremy Cameron first played football as a 14 year for Dartmoor Reserves in the South West District Football League as the league doesn't have junior teams.

Jeremy Cameron soon was promoted to the seniors but broke his wrist and missed the rest of the 2008 season.

Jeremy Cameron played his first full season of football in 2009, kicking 69 goals playing against men as a 16 year old.

Jeremy Cameron was selected as a 17-year-old underage recruit by the Greater Western Sydney Giants in November 2010, a year prior to their inaugural season in the AFL.

Jeremy Cameron spent 2011 playing for GWS in the NEAFL in preparation for their AFL entry.

Jeremy Cameron made his AFL debut on March 24,2012, in the GWS Giants' first-ever AFL-Premiership-Season game in round 1 of the 2012 AFL Season, against Sydney.

In round 2, Jeremy Cameron kicked 4 goals against North Melbourne and was awarded the round 2 nomination for the 2012 AFL Rising Star, Jeremy Cameron continued to show his promise when he kicked 5 goals against the Western Bulldogs in round 5, becoming the first ever GWS player to kick 5 goals in a game.

Jeremy Cameron finished his rookie season as the club's leading goal-kicker with 29 goals, from 16 games, averaging 1.8 goals a game.

Jeremy Cameron received a Goal of the Year nomination for an excellent goal he kicked against Geelong in Round 11, one of four he kicked for the match.

In Round 18 against Collingwood, Jeremy Cameron kicked seven goals in the first three quarters.

Jeremy Cameron finished the season by averaging 3.0 goals a game and ranked third in the Coleman Medal tally with 62 goals for the season, 6 goals behind winner, Jarryd Roughead.

Jeremy Cameron was the first Giants player to ever be named an All-Australian.

Jeremy Cameron continued to show improvement, kicking his 100th AFL goal against the Western Bulldogs in round 4, one of three that he kicked during the game.

Unfortunately for Jeremy Cameron, injuries prevented him from replicating his previous dominate season.

Jeremy Cameron still topped the GWS goal-kicking for a third consecutive season with 29 goals on an avg of 2.1 goals a game.

Jeremy Cameron played his 50th AFL game against Fremantle in round 17, recording 2 goals in a 76-point loss.

Jeremy Cameron kicked the season off by booting 4 goals in GWS's round 1 clash with St Kilda, following that up by kicking another 4 goals in a round 4 victory against the Gold Coast Suns.

Jeremy Cameron was again, proving himself to be not only the team's most lethal forward, but one of the most lethal forwards in the competition, finishing the season as the runner-up for the Coleman Medal with 63 goals, one more than his 2013 All-Australian Season.

Jeremy Cameron was named in the initial 2015 40-man All-Australian Squad, but missed out on making the final team.

Jeremy Cameron received his first-ever suspension after a high hit on Brisbane player Rhys Mathieson during the 2016 NAB Challenge, resulting in Jeremy Cameron being suspended for the first four games of the 2016 AFL Season.

Jeremy Cameron returned from suspension in round 5, recording 5 goals against St Kilda, he continued this form throughout the season, kicking four or more goals on six occasions.

Jeremy Cameron kicked 4 goals in the Giants first ever final, helping them defeat Sydney by 36 points in a qualifying final.

Jeremy Cameron took leaps towards improving his game during the 2017 AFL Season by turning himself into a free-wheeling forward, giving himself the freedom to roam all over the ground, resulting in him increasing his disposal average from 9.5 to 15.8, his average marks a game from 4.3 to 7.1, and his average kicks a game from 7.2 to 10.9.

Jeremy Cameron started the season in tremendous form, recording 13 goals in the first three games, 4 in round 1 against the Adelaide Crows, 6 in round 2 against the Gold Coast Suns, and 3 in round 3 against North Melbourne.

Jeremy Cameron was on track to having a career-best haul when he had 39 goals after round 14, but hamstring issues cut his impact significantly.

Jeremy Cameron missed four of the last seven games of the regular season, resulting in him finishing the season with 45 goals.

Jeremy Cameron played in the first qualifying final against the Adelaide Crows, but again went down with a hamstring injury and was ruled out for the remainder of the finals series.

Jeremy Cameron started the 2018 AFL Season almost identical to his previous season with 12 goals in the first three rounds, and 35 goals after round 14, but again his season was derailed, only this time it wasn't due to an injury.

Jeremy Cameron was suspended for five games due to a hit on Brisbane player Harris Andrews that resulted in bleeding on the brain and a severe concussion for Andrews.

Jeremy Cameron returned in round 20, but only kicked 11 goals in his next six games, including only 3 goals during the Giants two finals games.

Jeremy Cameron had a tremendous 2019 AFL season, breaking all new career-highs for goals per game, kicks per game, marks per game, and disposals per game along with recording a career-high 67 goals, 372 disposals, 150 marks, and 269 kicks.

Jeremy Cameron played the most home-and-away games he has played since 2016, only missing two games.

Jeremy Cameron carried his strong form into finals, booting 2 goals in an elimination final victory over the Western Bulldogs and 3 goals the following week in a semi-final victory over the Brisbane Lions.

Jeremy Cameron continued to be a force for the Giants when he kicked another 3 goals against Collingwood in a preliminary final, helping GWS reach their first-ever Grand Final in club history.

Jeremy Cameron kicked the first goal of the 2019 AFL Grand Final in a disappointing 89-point loss to Richmond.

Jeremy Cameron won his first ever premiership, and polled a career-high 19 votes in the 2022 Brownlow Medal to come eighth.

Jeremy Cameron became a father to a little girl, Macey, just before his 30th birthday.