Full name Cameron Ellis-Yolmen Career start 2012 Weight 91 kg | Height 1.89 m Name Cam Ellis-Yolmen | |
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Nickname(s) Cam, Curly, Drumsticks, Bruzzy, Neph Date of birth (1993-01-28) 28 January 1993 (age 22) Height/Weight 189 cm (6 ft 2 in) / 94 kg (14 st 11 lb) Role Australian rules football player Original team Flinders Park, Woodville-West Torrens Football Club | ||
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Cameron "Cam" Ellis-Yolmen (born 28 January 1993) is a professional Australian rules football player who plays for the Adelaide Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). He was drafted at pick 64 in the 2011 National Draft.
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- Cam ellis yolmen goes bang
- Cam ellis yolmen unloads from 60 metres afl
- AFL career
- Personal life
- Statistics
- References
Cam ellis yolmen unloads from 60 metres afl
AFL career
Ellis-Yolmen did not play an AFL match in his first two seasons, establishing himself in the senior side of Woodville-West Torrens in the SANFL. Despite having not yet played an AFL game, he was chosen in the Australian squad in the 2013 Indigenous International Rules series against Ireland. Whilst in Ireland, Ellis-Yolmen was the subject of controversy when he posted a photo of himself holding a rifle.
Ellis-Yolmen finally made his AFL debut in Round 12, 2014 against Fremantle, playing as the substitute and gathering only five disposals. He was dropped to the SANFL the following week and dislocated his finger against Central District, hindering his prospects of a recall. He did not play another AFL game in 2014, but impressed playing in the midfield in Adelaide's new reserves team, finishing fourth in the best and fairest and having the most disposals, clearances and tackles for the team.
Ellis-Yolmen started 2015 in Adelaide's best lineup, showing excellent form in averaging 20 disposals in the first five rounds. Afterwards his form tapered off and he was dropped after round 15.
Personal life
Ellis-Yolmen's father is from Papua New Guinea, and his mother is an Indigenous Australian from Koonibba on the west coast of South Australia.
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