Cameron Carter II was a power forward that played most of his career during the STHS era. His heavy hitting style combined with his productivity made him a favorite among fantasy aficionados during the early S50’s. Drafted 19th overall in the S42 draft by the Manhattan Rage, Carter would go on to play over 700 games for 4 teams during his career. The majority of those games were played with the relatively new franchise, the Chicago Syndicate (Established in S46). There he would go on to be one of the teams first real super stars. His best seasons were in the early S50’s where he would win back to back Jeff Darr trophies in S51 and S52 as well as earn himself two All-Star appearances (2nd and 3rd team, respectively).

“ During his 15 season in the league he was a staple power forward that managed to make his presence felt both on the ice and on the scoreboard. During his peak seasons, S51 and S52, Carter was arguably the most complete player in the league, scoring at a point per game pace while also averaging an insane 5 hits per game. “

“ Cameron Carter II had a dynamic personality and was a media sensation, backed up his talk with exceptional play. “



Carter received a total of 25 votes, this is his last year of eligibility for the Hall of Fame.