Cats bid farewell to premiership star player

Cameron Guthrie, a notable player for Geelong Football Club, has officially departed from the team. At 33 years old, Guthrie has faced numerous injury challenges in recent years, leading to the decision not to extend his contract for the 2026 season.

Cameron Guthrie’s Career Highlights

Guthrie was selected in the 2010 national draft and went on to make a significant impact in the league. Over his career, he participated in 240 games and contributed to Geelong’s success.

• Debuted in: 2010
• Total games played: 240
• 2011 premiership season: Participated
• 2022 premiership season: Key player
• Total Carji Greeves Medals: 2

After being a part of the 2011 premiership team, Guthrie finally secured his own championship title with Geelong in 2022. During that season, he earned his second Carji Greeves Medal, marking him as the club’s best and fairest player.

Injury Struggles

Guthrie’s performance over the past three seasons has been limited. He has played only 10 games during this period and did not participate in any matches this year due to ongoing injuries.

Geelong’s Tribute to Guthrie

Andrew Mackie, Geelong’s general manager, praised Guthrie’s commitment and influence both on and off the field throughout his 15-year tenure. He highlighted Guthrie’s consistent performance and his ability to rise to the occasion during critical moments in Geelong’s successful 2022 premiership campaign. Mackie stated, “Cam has been an outstanding and dedicated servant of the Geelong Football Club.”

Guthrie’s legacy will be felt far beyond his on-field achievements, solidifying his status as a beloved figure in Geelong’s history.