Chris Goulding

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Australian Basketballer

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About me

Perth Wildcats
Sport
Basketball
NBL
Australian Boomers
International Basketball
Melbourne United
Brisbane Bullets
Gold Coast Blaze

Born in Tasmania, Chris moved to Queensland with his family in his early childhood where he completed his primary and secondary schooling. Chris commenced his professional Basketball career with the Brisbane Bullets during the 2006/07 NBL season as a development player, enjoying an NBL Championship capping off an amazing debut season. Unfortunately the Bullets collapsed following the 2007 / 08 Season, leading to Chris having to jump around clubs for the next few years.

Signing for the Perth Wildcats for the 2008 / 09 season, Chris returned to Queensland for the 2009 / 10 season with the Gold Coast Blaze. However after three seasons with them, they too collapsed, resulting in his move south to join the Melbourne Tigers in 2012/13 where he enjoyed a terrific season earning an MVP for the NBL All Star Game. This started a string of consistent seasons for Chris, as well as earning a number of personal accolades including NBL Scoring Champion in 2014 as well as being named in the All Star Team in 2014 and 2016.

In addition to this Chris also enjoyed stints in the US where he represented the Cleveland Cavaliers and Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Summer League, along with playing in Europe. Since these stints overseas, Chris has remained in Australia since the 2015/ 16 season where he has played a lead role for Melbourne United and become one of the most recognized faces in Australian Basketball.

An Australian Boomers representative on multiple occasions including in 2015 and 2018 for the FIBA Championship and Commonwealth Games respectively where the team won Gold on each occasion. In addition to this, Chris also represented the Boomers at the 2016 Olympic Games and 2019 FIBA World Cup. However it will be the Tokyo Games that will forever hold a special moment for him as he was part of the Australian Boomers first ever Bronze Medal campaign.

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