Emerging guard to take "next step" at 36ers

The Adelaide 36ers have signed Flynn Cameron on a three-year deal.

Cameron played a pivotal role off the bench for runners-up Melbourne United last season, and head coach Mike Wells believes the New Zealand-born talent can take his career to the next level at the 36ers.

“I thought when we were looking at all the people that are young free agents, he fits our timeline as a club,” Wells said.

“He’s been a valuable player at Melbourne United behind some really, really good players, and we have an opportunity for him to take the next step—from a playing standpoint, and from a player development standpoint."

Cameron had five outings in scoring 15+ points across NBL25, and is a high-energy athlete perfect for the 36ers’ roster.

“He brings a whole bunch of different things,” Wells said.

“He’s a multiple ball-handler, can play multiple positions, can defend multiple positions.

“I flew over (to Auckland, NZ) and met with him in person so he knew how serious we were about trying to acquire him.

"To get him to sign with us in Adelaide and lay out my vision with him as a player, in his personal development, and that role within our team.”

Cameron joins DJ Vasiljevic, Isaac Humphries, Keanu Rasmussen, Ben Griscti, Isaac White, and Michael Harris on the 36ers’ NBL26 roster.