Jeremy Cameron secures second AFL All-Australian blazer

The Greater Western Sydney Giants spearhead, who scored his first Coleman Medal against Gold Coast in round 23, scored his first blazer as a full-forward in 2013 and was named at centre-half forward in this year's side.

This season the 26-year-old scored 67 goals from his 20 games as the Giants qualified for their fourth finals series in a row with a sixth-placed finish.

Cameron saved his best game of the year for the final round of the year and for his 150^th match as he finished with nine goals in the Giants' thumping of the Suns, becoming he club's first Coleman Medalist at the same time.

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Former St Kilda forward Nick Riewoldt asked Cameron if there was some motivation behind his five-goal third quarter in Saturday's win.

"I did mention to Daniel Lloyd, who had kicked three goals up to half-time, can he just look inboard a bit more," he joked to a legend of his position.

"It all happened very quickly to be honest."

Fellow south-west exports Hugh McCluggage (Brisbane) and Ben Cunnington (North Melbourne) missed out on selection but were named in the 40-man squad.

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