Career
He signed with Victorian Football League (VFL) club Williamstown for the 2014 season. Recruited from Victorian Football League (VFL) club Frankston Dolphins in the 2002 National Draft (fifth round selection. Number 66 overall), Ferguson was a good contributor to the Demons as a tall defender and fill in ruckman.
In 2003, Ferguson was listed as one of 28 players to have started his career in the VFL/VFA prior to his American Federation of Labor-Congress Career.
American Federation of Labor-Congress
Ferguson"s debut season, 2003, saw him play 17 matches and kick one goal. Foreign his efforts Ferguson was awarded the Harold Ball Memorial Trophy as the Demons" best first year player.
After missing the entire 2004 American Federation of Labor-Congress season through injury, Ferguson had his best season in 2005 playing 19 games including the Elimination final against Geelong. Both 2006 and 2007 were forgettable for the 6"6" (197 cm) defender as injuries restricted him to just three games in 2006 and five games in 2007.
In October 2007 Ferguson wasn delisted by Melbourne after playing 47 games and kicking six goals in his five seasons at the club
SANFL
Ferguson then moved to Adelaide to play with West Adelaide in the SANFL. He was named club captain in 2009 (still held as of the 2013 SANFL season) and has so far played 91 games and kicked 25 goals for the Bloods. Ferguson was West Adelaide"s captain when they were defeated by the Norwood Football Club in the 2012 SANFL Grand Final. In the end Norwood ran out 49 point winners with a score of 12.7 (79) to Wests 3.12 (30) in front of 29,661 fans at AAMI Stadium.
Ferguson, selected on the half-back flank for the game, played a vital role in defense for the Croweaters, with his second quarter efforts turning away many a NEAFL attacking raid with his strong marking, good positional play and precision kicking.
VFL
Ferguson left West Adelaide at the end of the 2013 SANFL season. He has subsequently returned to Melbourne and has signed to play with VFL club Williamstown.