Charlie Cameron

Charles Allan Cameron's VFL career began as a teenager with South Melbourne in 1905, where he managed just a solitary senior appearance during a late-season loss to Collingwood. Following a two-year absence from the league, he resurfaced at the Pivot in 1908 and immediately established himself as a consistent member of the Geelong lineup. A reliable contributor who rarely missed a match during his three seasons at Corio Oval, Cameron played 46 games for the club, providing stability during a period where the team hovered in the middle of the ladder. Though he offered little threat on the scoreboard with just five career goals, his durability saw him hold his place in the selected side for three consecutive years before his departure following the 1910 season.