Geelong forward joins illustrious club following Coleman Medal win

Geelong forward Jeremy Cameron will be the recipient of the 2025 Coleman Medal after booting 83 goals this year, topping Gold Coast's Ben King (69) and Hawthorn's Jack Gunston (62).

The award will be the second of Cameron's career, following his outstanding 2019 season with the Giants.

However, the star has recently joined an illustrious group of players who have won the award for multiple clubs, becoming just the sixth player to achieve this feat.

AFL icon Lance Franklin won the award during his time at Hawthorn and Sydney. Goals record-holder Tony Lockett was with St Kilda and the Swans.

Doug Wade (Geelong and North Melbourne), Teddy Lockwood (Geelong and Collingwood), and Lindsay White (South Melbourne and Geelong) were also recipients of the goal-kicking award at multiple clubs.

Cameron's tally of 83 was also the second time since Franklin's ton in 2008 that a player had hit the 80-plus mark, Brendan Fevola (2009, 86 goals) and Josh Kennedy (2016, 80 goals).

The margin of +14 is also the biggest difference between the winner and second place since 2007, when Jonathon Brown (77) topped Franklin (63).

2025 Coleman Medal top 10

1. Jeremy Cameron - 83
2. Ben King - 69
3. Jack Gunston - 62
4. Aaron Naughton - 60
5. Mitch Georgiades - 56
6. Riley Thilthorpe - 55
7. Jamie Elliott - 52
=8. Logan Morris - 48
=8. Sam Darcy - 48
10. Jack Higgins - 46

Coleman Medal Winners (since 2000)