Cadji started his career at St Marys in the Colts (now U/16’s) in 1976/77 where he was the leading goal kicker for that year and played in their premiership of that year.

In 1979/80 He was judged as the player most likely to succeed in the U/19’s (now U/18’s) and played in the U/19’s premiership that year

Cadji made his league debut in 1983/84 and during that period represented the NTFL seven (7) times in representative matches. His first game was against Alice Springs 1984, Glenelg 1985, Essendon 1986, Sydney Swans 1988, Tasmania, Australian Amateurs and V.F.A. in the 1988 Bi - Centennial Carnival

Cadji played in Five (5) St Marys League premierships 1983/84, 1984/85, 1985/86, 1986/87, 1987/88 with St Marys

He won St Marys club Best and Fairest in 1984/85 and played in the historic undefeated premiership side of that year

Cadji went on to play 93 games and kick 123 goals

Cadji was once described by the great St Marys legendary coach John Taylor "There have been so many great players, all with special characteristics like Dennis Dunn, Brian Long, Michael Athanasiou, Noel Long and the three Christensen brothers.

"But I have to admit from a character and sheer magnetism point of view, Cadji Dunn was special.

"People just wanted to be around him.  He was an “inspirational footballer and sensation to watch."

Sadly Cadji passed away on Friday 23^rd January 2015