Cameron Good is one of those talented athletes with a massive engine and a desire to win! This 24 year old, made this professional triathlon debut in 2007, and now races the top elite athletes in World, in the ITU Series. Cameron's journey to the top of the sport has been testing, however he has learnt some much and is now focused and ready to take it to the best in the world!

His journey in the sport commenced with a bang! His raw talent and ability saw him shot to the top of the sport as a junior and Under 23 athlete. Cameron qualified for his triathlon professional license at 19 years of age, then in 2007 saw him launch is National and International career in the sport.

Cameron moved from the Northern Beaches of Sydney to Wollongong to live and train under Mr Jamie Turner, NSW Triathlon Head Coach in 2008. Now back on the Northern Beaches Cameron is ready to excel himself in the sport, with the goal of qualifying for the 2012 Olympic Games. He believes strongly within himself that he can compete with the best in the world.

Cameron has the desire to compete in the Australia colours at the World Championships and ultimately at the Olympics, and at only 24 years of age, there is no reason why this dream cannot become reality. Currently ranked 6th in Australia, behind Brad Kahlefeldt, Courtney Atkinson and Brendan Sexton – the Olympics is a possibly!


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Recent Results 2007 to 2011 (as of mid September 2011)

2011
1st       Devonport Triathlon Elite Mens
3rd       Oceania Triathlon Championships in Wellington (fastest 
           run split)
5th      Geelong Elite National Series Championships
8th      Virgin Active London Triathlon Elite
11th    Amakusa ITU Triathlon Asian Cup
18th    Mooloolaba ITU World Cup Series – 1:31min behind 
          winner Brad Kahlefedt (AUS)
30th    Cremona ITU Sprint Triathlon European Cup
32nd   Ishigaki ITU World Cup Series - 2:17min behind winner
          Hunter Kemper (USA)
32nd   Edmonton ITU World Cup Series
39th     Lausanne ITU Elite Sprint Tri World Championships

2010
2nd       Sendai Bay ITU Triathlon Asian Cup (Elite)
2nd       ST Jean De Monte Triathlon Grand Prix (Elite)
2nd       Sottomarina International triathlon (final race of Italian
            elite triathlon series)
5th        Gold Coast ITU Aquathlon World Championships
10th      London Triathlon elite (Biggest triathlon in the world)
12th      Loutraki ITU Triathlon European Cup & Balkan 
            Championships (Elite)
30th      DEXTRO ENERGY TRIATHLON - ITU World 
            Championship Series Yokohama

2009
2nd        St Jean de Monte D2 French GP
5th         U/23 Aquathon World Championships
9th         Teams Triathlon D2 French GP
17th        Athlone ITU Triathlon (fastest run - 30:47/10km)
19th        Egirdir ITU Triathlon.
30th        Yokahama ITU World Championship Series 

2008
1st        Illawara Triathlon Club
1st        Australia Day Aquathon (Open)
3rd        Australian University Games Triathlon (Open)
3rd        Callala Beach NSW Pro Tour (Elite)
4th        Nepean Triathlon, Penrith (fastest run - 32:09min/10km)
6th        Mooloolaba Triathlon (Elite)
9th        U23 Elite Oceania Championship, Gold Coast
12th      Australian Championship, Perth (Elite)
12th      ITU Elite Sprint Distance Championship, Hobart

2007
1st        VW-Circuit Olympic Distance Triathlon, Zurich,
            Switzerland
1st        Triathlon De Leon = Castillion Regional Champion
2nd       XIV Triathlon De Palmaces - lost to Francisco Pontano 
            (Top 10 Ironman Hawaii)
2nd       Callala Beach NSW Professional Tour (Elite)
3rd        Overall Triathlon Cuidad De Vallodilid & 1st U23 (lost 2
             members of the Spanish national team)
3rd        IV Triathlon Valle Agraramon
4th        Triatlon Vill De Camillas Regional Championships
3rd        Overall Australian National Series Round 2 in Newcastle
3rd        NSW Professional Tour Round 3 (Elite)
4th        Nepean Triathlon, Penrith
4th        Mooloolaba Triathlon (Open)