Ken Cameron
Geelong
AFL career
22 games0 goals
- Debut
- R1 1954 v FIT17 Apr 1954
- Most recent
- R4 1956 v RCH5 May 1956
Stats
Bio
Recruited from The Geelong College, Ken Cameron was a local talent who broke into a star-studded Geelong lineup during the tail end of the club's golden era. After serving an apprenticeship with three games in his debut season, he cemented his place in 1955, playing 17 matches as a reliable defender for the Preliminary Finalists. A disciplined backman who never kicked a VFL goal, Cameron’s role was defined by his defensive accountability rather than attacking flair. While his career at Kardinia Park was brief, concluding after just two appearances in 1956, his ability to command a regular spot alongside club legends like Bob Davis and Bernie Smith underscored his value to the side during a highly competitive period.
Profile
- Born
- 31 Jan 1934
- Died
- 29 Mar 2005 (aged 71y 57d)
- Height
- 179 cm
- Weight
- 73 kg
Teams
Bio
1 revisionRecruited from The Geelong College, Ken Cameron was a local talent who broke into a star-studded Geelong lineup during the tail end of the club's golden era. After serving an apprenticeship with three games in his debut season, he cemented his place in 1955, playing 17 matches as a reliable defender for the Preliminary Finalists. A disciplined backman who never kicked a VFL goal, Cameron’s role was defined by his defensive accountability rather than attacking flair. While his career at Kardinia Park was brief, concluding after just two appearances in 1956, his ability to command a regular spot alongside club legends like Bob Davis and Bernie Smith underscored his value to the side during a highly competitive period.