2026 ACS Chess Championship Recap and Results

2026 ACS Chess Championship Recap and Results

ACS Chess Tournament Delivers Closest Finish in Association History

The ACS Chess Tournament, graciously hosted by Loyola College on Friday 8 May, delivered one of the most dramatic and tightly contested finishes in ACS history.

In an extraordinary team battle, Westbourne Grammar School claimed the 2026 ACS Champion Perpetual Trophy with a score of 29.5 points, narrowly edging out Overnewton Anglican Community College on 28 points. Remarkably, just 2.5 points separated first place from fifth place, highlighting the incredible depth and competitiveness across the competition.

The final team standings were:

  1. Westbourne Grammar School – 29.5
  2. Overnewton Anglican Community College – 28
  3. Bacchus Marsh Grammar (Woodlea Campus) – 27
  4. St Leonard’s College – 27
  5. St Michael’s Grammar School – 27

The tournament featured a number of outstanding individual performances. Niraj P from Bacchus Marsh Grammar (Woodlea Campus) finished equal first overall with a perfect score of 6, earning the Individual Gold Prize. Westbourne Grammar School’s Ethan B also scored 6 points to claim the Individual Silver Prize, while Stefan M (St Michael’s Grammar School), Dulein P (Bacchus Marsh Grammar – Woodlea Campus), and James J (Westbourne Grammar School) shared the Bronze honours.

Congratulations to all students who competed throughout the day with exceptional focus, sportsmanship, and resilience. The standard of play across the tournament was outstanding and reflects the continued growth of chess within the ACS competition.

A special thank you to Northern Star Chess for once again delivering a highly professional and successful event, and for their continued support of ACS Chess.

Thank you once again to Loyola College for their generous hosting and support in delivering such a memorable tournament.

For Full Individual and School Standings Click Here

Place
School
Score
1st
Westbourne
29.5
2nd
Overnewton
28
3rd
Bacchus Marsh
27
4th
St Leonard’s
27
5th
St Michael’s
27
6th
Loyola
23.5
7th
St Aloysius
20.5
8th
Aikten
16.5
Top Ranking Individual Players
Name
School
Score
Niraj P
Bacchus Marsh
6
Ethan B
Westbourne
6
Stefan M
St Michael’s
6
Dulein P
Bacchus Marsh
6
James J
Westbourne
6
Lachlan P
Loyola
5.5
Sullivan J
Overnewton
5.5
Hugo M
St Leonard’s
5
Ayden J
Overnewton
5
Tony L
Westbourne
5
Simon I
Overnewton
5
Tiger C
Bacchus Marsh
5
Parthiv P
Aitken
5

2026 ACS Swimming Championship Results

2026 ACS Swimming Carnival Recap and Results

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre | Monday 30 March

The 2026 ACS Swimming Championships, held on Monday 30 March at MSAC, delivered one of the most memorable carnivals in recent years, combining ideal conditions, outstanding organisation, and an exceptional standard of racing across all eight ACS member schools.

Following last year’s dramatic 20-point result that saw Westbourne Grammar edge past St Leonard’s for the first time in a decade, anticipation was high heading into this year’s event. The 2026 Championships not only lived up to expectations, but raised the bar again, with close finishes, exceptional depth, and remarkable performances across every age group.

From the opening relays to the final freestyle events, the atmosphere throughout the venue was electric. A huge contribution to the day’s energy came from Matt Luczek (Loyola College), whose outstanding work as announcer helped lift the excitement and enjoyment of the championships. Behind the scenes, Matt Healy, Jack Robinson, Deb, Anthony, Julian, Alois and the Westbourne marshalling team, alongside school team marshals, officials and swim coaches, ensured the event ran with efficiency and professionalism throughout.

Westbourne Claims Overall Honours

At the conclusion of a fiercely contested day, Westbourne Grammar School claimed both the Overall Aggregate Cup and the Aggregate Boys Cup, continuing their strong recent form in the pool.

St Leonard’s College secured the Aggregate Girls Cup, underlining their continued excellence and depth across the female events.

The overall standings again highlighted the fierce rivalry between the leading schools, with St Michael’s Grammar and Overnewton applying strong pressure throughout the meet, while swimmers from Loyola, Bacchus Marsh Grammar, St Aloysius and Aitken all produced standout performances and valuable points contributions.

The individual leaderboards reflected the extraordinary talent on display, with Sophia (Westbourne) and Owen (Westbourne) both finishing on a perfect 100 individual points to top the girls’ and boys’ rankings respectively to win the Athlete’s of the Meet.

12 Records Broken in a Championship to Remember

One of the defining features of the 2026 Championships was the extraordinary speed in the pool, with 12 ACS records broken across individual and relay events.

The new ACS championship record holders are:

  • Eve (Overnewton, Year 11) – 50m Breaststroke (34.88)
  • Luna (St Leonard’s, Year 7) – 50m Freestyle (29.19)
  • Luna (St Leonard’s, Year 7) – 50m Butterfly (31.12)
  • Aiden (St Leonard’s, Year 9) – 50m Backstroke (30.01)
  • St Leonard’s College Year 8 Boys Medley Relay – Miles, Henry, Tristan, Ethan (2:11.63)
  • St Leonard’s College Year 8 Boys Freestyle Relay – Tristan, Henry, Tasman, Ethan (1:56.92)
  • St Leonard’s College Year 12 Boys Freestyle Relay – Benjamin, Jack, Harry, Max (1:44.98)
  • Andrew (St Michael’s, Year 8) – 50m Breaststroke (34.39)
  • Andrew (St Michael’s, Year 8) – 50m Butterfly (29.13)
  • Ethan (Westbourne, Year 7) – 50m Breaststroke (34.18)
  • Owen (Westbourne, Year 12) – 50m Freestyle (24.57)
  • Owen (Westbourne, Year 12) – 50m Butterfly (25.39)

A special highlight came in the Boys 14 Years 50m Breaststroke, where both Andrew (St Michael’s) and Henry (St Leonard’s) went under the previous championship record, producing one of the races of the day and perfectly capturing the standard of competition across the meet.

Inclusion and Participation Continue to Grow

Another major positive from the day was the successful inclusion of two multiclass events, providing more students with the opportunity to compete at one of Victoria’s premier swimming venues.

ACS remains committed to continuing this growth in multiclass participation, ensuring all students can experience the excitement, challenge and achievement of championship-level school sport.

Participation growth remains a major focus across ACS sport, with continued emphasis on supporting schools to maintain strong involvement- particularly encouraging girls to remain engaged in sport through their mid-teen years.

A Championship Built on Community

Beyond the medals, cups and records, the 2026 ACS Swimming Championships was a celebration of community, teamwork and school pride.

The professionalism of officials, the support of coaches, the commitment of school staff, and the enthusiasm of student-athletes combined to create an outstanding championship experience.

With thrilling races, record-breaking swims and incredible school spirit, the 2026 event has set a brilliant benchmark for the years ahead.

 

School

Top Female

Points

Top Male

Points

Aitken

Zara G

94

Eddison G

60

Bacchus Marsh

Nilay S

60

Kelvan P

60

Loyola

Scarlette S

94

Mark T

78

Overnewton

Nikita C

94

Hugo C

98

St Aloysius

Sophie E

76

Ashton K

58

St Leonard’s

Emma N

80

Aiden T

96

St Michael’s

Molly I

76

Alfie C

96

Westbourne

Sophia B

100

Owen K

100

Swimmers of the Meet

A special shoutout to our Swimmers of the Meet, each earning a perfect score of 100 points on the day:

  • Sophia B – Westbourne Grammar School
  • Owen K – Westbourne Grammar School

 

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2026 ACS Swimming Scores

Overall Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
2,079
2 – St Leonard’s
1,992
3 – St Michael’s
1,700.50
4 – Overnewton
1,419.50
5 – Loyola
1,345.50
6 – Bacchus Marsh
1,015
7 – St Aloysius
856
8 – Aitken
819.50
Girl’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
1,052
2 – Westbourne
1,007
3 – St Michael’s
864
4 – Overnewton
616
5 – Loyola
565
6 – Bacchus Marsh
545
7 – St Aloysius
443
8 – Aitken
343
Boy’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
1,072
2 – St Leonard’s
940
3 – St Michael’s
836.50
4 – Overnewton
803.50
5 – Loyola
780.50
6 – Aitken
476.50
7 – Bacchus Marsh
470
8 – St Aloysius
413
Year 12 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 –Westbourne
338
2 – St Leonard’s
310
3 – St Michael’s
264
3 – Loyola
264
5 – Bacchus Marsh
224
6 – Overnewton
173
7 – St Aloysius
49
8 – Aitken
14
Year 12 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
170
2 – St Leonard’s
153
3 – St Michael’s
146
4 – Loyola
137
5 – Bacchus Marsh
110
6 – St Aloysius
49
7 – Overnewton
44
Year 12 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
168
2 – St Leonard’s
157
3 – Overnewton
129
4 – Loyola
127
5 – St Michael’s
118
6 – Bacchus Marsh
114
7 – Aitken
14
Year 11 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
317
2 – St Leonard’s
311
3 – Overnewton
267.50
4 – St Michael’s
237
5 – Bacchus Marsh
187
6 – Loyola
122.50
7 – Aitken
121
8 – St Aloysius
55
Year 11 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
174
2 – Westbourne
142
3 – St Michael’s
138
4 – Bacchus Marsh
119
5 – Overnewton
103
6 – St Aloysius
55
Year 11 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
175
2 – Overnewton
164.50
3 – St Leonard’s
137
4 – Loyola
122.50
5 – Aitken
121
6 – St Michael’s
99
7 – Bacchus Marsh
68
Year 10 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Michael’s
337
2 – Westbourne
307
3 – St Leonard’s
279
4 – Aitken
207
5 – Loyola
179
6 – Bacchus Marsh
128
7 – Overnewton
123
8 – St Aloysius
84
Year 10 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
164
2 – St Michael’s
161
3 – St Leonard’s
154
4 – Bacchus Marsh
110
5 – Aitken
105
6 – St Aloysius
52
7 – Loyola
32
Year 10 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Michael’s
176
2 – Loyola
147
3 – Westbourne
143
4 – St Leonard’s
125
5 – Overnewton
123
6 – Aitken
102
7 – St Aloysius
32
8 – Bacchus Marsh
18
Year 9 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
330
2 – St Leonard’s
315
3 – Overnewton
276
4 – Loyola
237
5 – St Michael’s
228
6 – St Aloysius
166
7 – Aitken
118
8 – Bacchus Marsh
101
Year 9 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
162
2 – St Leonard’s
160
3 – Overnewton
150
4 – Loyola
147
5 – St Michael’s
97
6 – St Aloysius
53
7 – Aitken
34
7 – Bacchus Marsh
43
Year 9 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
168
2 – St Leonard’s
155
3 – St Michael’s
131
4 – Overnewton
126
5 – St Aloysius
113
6 – Loyola
90
7 – Aitken
84
8 – Bacchus Marsh
67
Year 8 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
361
2 – Westbourne
279
3 – St Michael’s
272
4 – Overnewton
256
5 –Loyola
207
6 – St Aloysius
188
7 – Aitken
162
8 – Bacchus Marsh
155
Year 8 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
184
2 – Overnewton
154
3 – St Michael’s
130
4 – Westbourne
121
5 – Loyola
94
6 – Aitken
89
7 – Bacchus Marsh
78
7 – St Aloysius
78
Year 8 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
177
2 – Westbourne
158
3 – St Michael’s
130
4 – Loyola
113
5 – St Aloysius
110
6 – Overnewton
102
7 – Bacchus Marsh
77
8 – Aitken
73
Year 7 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
360
2 – St Leonard’s
296
3 – St Aloysius
254
4 – St Michael’s
242.50
5 – Loyola
218
6 – Overnewton
202
7 – Bacchus Marsh
162
8 – Aitken
133.50
Year 7 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
176
2 – St Leonard’s
173
3 – St Michael’s
128
4 – St Aloysius
122
5 – Overnewton
103
6 – Loyola
95
7 – Bacchus Marsh
70
8 – Aitken
67
Year 7 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
184
2 – St Aloysius
132
3 – Loyola
123
3 – St Leonard’s
123
5 – St Michael’s
114.50
6 – Overnewton
99
7 – Bacchus Marsh
92
8 – Aitken
66.50
Swimmers of the Meet
School
Name
Points
2026 Female Swimmer of the Meet
Westbourne
Sophia
100
2026 Male Swimmer of the Meet
Westbourne
Owen
100

2026 ACS Swimming Championships Preview

Monday 30 March 2026

Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (Outdoor Pool)

30 Aughtie Drive, Albert Park

 

The ACS Swimming Carnival returns to the pool on Monday 30 March 2026, promising another day of high-energy racing, school spirit, and outstanding performances.

Last year’s event delivered one of the most memorable finishes in recent history, with Westbourne Grammar narrowly edging out St Leonard’s College by just 20 points! Ending a remarkable decade-long winning streak. The result was a testament to the growing depth of competition across ACS, with talent continuing to emerge from all schools and across all year levels.

With momentum building and standards rising each year, the 2026 Carnival shapes as another fiercely contested event. From record-breaking swims to thrilling relay finishes, the day will once again showcase the strength, determination, and sportsmanship that define ACS competition.

 CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE

Doors Open9:00am 
Warm Up9:10am – 9:45am 
Welcome to Country9:50amSt Leonard’s College
National Anthem9:50am 
Events Commence10:00am 
Presentations2:40pm – 3:00pm 

  EVENT SCHEDULE

No.YearEvent 
1Open Girls 200mIndividual Medley C’ship 
2Open Boys 200m Individual Medley C’ship 
3Year 7 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
4Year 7 Boys4x50m Medley Relay 
5 Year 8 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
6Year 8 Boys4x50m Medley Relay 
7Year 9 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
8Year 9 Boys4x50m Medley Relay 
9Year 10 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
10Year 10 Boys4x50m Medley Relay 
11Year 11 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
12Year 11 Boys4x50m Medley Relay 
13Year 12 Girls4x50m Medley Relay 
14Year 12 Boys 4x50m Medley Relay 
15Year 7 Girls50m A Freestyle Championship 
16Year 7 Girls50m B Freestyle Championship 
17Year 7 Boys50m A Freestyle Championship 
18Year 7 Boys50m B Freestyle Championship 
19Year 8 Girls 50m A Freestyle Championship 
20Year 8 Girls50m B Freestyle Championship 
21Year 8 Boys 50m A Freestyle Championship 
22Year 8 Boys50m B Freestyle Championship 
23Year 9 Girls 50m A Freestyle Championship 
24Year 9 Girls50m B Freestyle Championship 
25Year 9 Boys 50m A Freestyle Championship 
26Year 9 Boys50m B Freestyle Championship 
27Multiclass 50mFreestyle Championship 
28Year 10 Girls50m A Freestyle Championship 
29Year 10 Girls50m B Freestyle Championship 
30Year 10 Boys50m A Freestyle Championship 
31Year 10 Boys50m B Freestyle Championship 
32Year 11 Girls50m A Freestyle Championship 
33Year 11 Girls 50m B Freestyle Championship 
34Year 11 Boys50m A Freestyle Championship 
35Year 11 Boys50m B Freestyle Championship 
36Year 12 Girls50m A Freestyle Championship 
37Year 12 Girls50m B Freestyle Championship 
38Year 12 Boys 50m A Freestyle Championship 
39Year 12 Boys 50m B Freestyle Championship 
40Year 7 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
41Year 7 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
42Year 7 Boys50m A Backstroke Championship 
43Year 7 Boys50m B Backstroke Championship 
44Year 8 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
45Year 8 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
46Year 8 Boys50m A Backstroke Championship 
47Year 8 Boys50m B Backstroke Championship 
48Year 9 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
49Year 9 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
50Year 9 Boys50m A Backstroke Championship 
51Year 9 Boys50m B Backstroke Championship 
52Year 10 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
53Year 10 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
54Year 10 Boys50m A Backstroke Championship 
55Year 10 Boys50m B Backstroke Championship 
56Year 11 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
57Year 11 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
58Year 11 Boys50m A Backstroke Championship 
59Year 11 Boys50m B Backstroke Championship 
60Year 12 Girls50m A Backstroke Championship 
61Year 12 Girls50m B Backstroke Championship 
62Year 12 Boys 50m A Backstroke Championship 
63Year 12 Boys 50m B Backstroke Championship 
64Year 7 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
65Year 7 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
66Year 7 Boys50m A Breaststroke Championship 
67Year 7 Boys50m B Breaststroke Championship 
68Year 8 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
69Year 8 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
70Year 8 Boys50m A Breaststroke Championship 
71Year 8 Boys50m B Breaststroke Championship 
72Year 9 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
73Year 9 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
74Year 9 Boys50m A Breaststroke Championship 
75Year 9 Boys50m B Breaststroke Championship 
76Year 10 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
77Year 10 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
78Year 10 Boys50m A Breaststroke Championship 
79Year 10 Boys50m B Breaststroke Championship 
80Year 11 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
81Year 11 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
82Year 11 Boys50m A Breaststroke Championship 
83Year 11 Boys50m B Breaststroke Championship 
84Year 12 Girls50m A Breaststroke Championship 
85Year 12 Girls50m B Breaststroke Championship 
86Year 12 Boys 50m A Breaststroke Championship 
87Year 12 Boys 50m B Breaststroke Championship 
88Year 7 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
89Year 7 Boys50m Butterfly Championship 
90Year 8 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
91Year 8 Boys50m Butterfly Championship 
92Year 9 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
93Year 9 Boys50m Butterfly Championship 
94Year 10 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
95Year 10 Boys50m Butterfly Championship 
96Year 11 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
97Year 11 Boys50m Butterfly Championship 
98Year 12 Girls50m Butterfly Championship 
99Year 12 Boys 50m Butterfly Championship 
100Jnr Girls100m Freestyle Championship 
101Jnr Boys100m Freestyle Championship 
102Inter Girls100m Freestyle Championship 
103Inter Boys100m Freestyle Championship 
104Snr Boys100m Freestyle Championship 
105Snr Boys100m Freestyle Championship 
106Year 7 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
107Year 7 Boys4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
108Year 8 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
109Year 8 Boys4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
110Year 9 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
111Year 9 Boys4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
112Year 10 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
113Year 10 Boys4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
114Year 11 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
115Year 11 Boys4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
116Year 12 Girls4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 
117Year 12 Boys 4 x 50m Freestyle Relay 

To Download a copy of the 2026 ACS Swimming program, please click the link below.

2026 ACS Swimming Championship Program Link

2026 ACS Senior Summer Grand Finals

2026 ACS Senior Summer Grand Finals

ACS Senior Summer Grand Finals Wrap
Wednesday 25 March

The 2026 ACS Senior Summer Grand Finals were held on Wednesday 25 March, with teams competing across a wide range of sports in challenging weather conditions. Despite the interruptions, the standard of play remained high, with several close contests and standout performances across all divisions.

Basketball
Westbourne Grammar School claimed the 1st Boys title, defeating St Michael’s Grammar School 42-37 in a tight contest. St Leonard’s College secured multiple titles, winning the 2nd Boys (48-39 vs Loyola College), 4th Boys (56-46 vs Westbourne), and 5th Boys (54-36 vs Loyola). Westbourne also featured strongly, taking out the 3rd Boys (44-24 vs Overnewton), while St Leonard’s Blue defeated St Leonard’s Green in the 6th Boys (38-26).

Cricket
In a closely fought 1st XI match, Westbourne Blue (8/105) held off Loyola College (10/101), securing a narrow 4-run victory in one of the tightest finishes of the day.

Futsal
Overnewton Anglican Community College dominated the futsal competition, winning all four grades. The 1st Boys match was particularly competitive, with Overnewton edging Westbourne 3-2. Other results included 2nd Boys (4-3), 3rd Boys (5-1), and 4th Boys (4-3), all in favour of Overnewton teams.

Soccer
St Leonard’s College claimed the 1st Girls title with a strong 3-1 win over St Michael’s. Westbourne Blue secured a commanding 9-1 victory over Westbourne Gold in the 2nd Girls.

Hockey
Westbourne Blue edged St Michael’s Grammar School 1-0 in a low-scoring but tightly contested 1st Boys match.

Softball
Overnewton proved too strong in the 1st Boys, defeating Westbourne Blue 14-7. In the 1st Girls, Westbourne recorded a convincing 12-6 win over Loyola College.

Table Tennis
St Leonard’s College claimed both table tennis titles, defeating Westbourne Blue in the 1st Boys (8 rubbers to 7, 44-30 on games) and St Leonard’s Blue overcoming Westbourne Gold in the 2nd Boys (8-7, 39-33).

Tennis
Westbourne Grammar School dominated the tennis finals, winning both girls’ divisions. The 1st Girls recorded a comprehensive 10-1 (67-19) victory over St Leonard’s, while Westbourne Blue defeated Westbourne Gold 8-4 (61-45) in the 2nd Girls.

Volleyball
St Michael’s Grammar School claimed the 1st Girls title with a straight sets victory over Westbourne (3-0, 75-55). Westbourne responded in the 2nd Girls, defeating Overnewton 3-0 (75-48). St Leonard’s were strong across multiple grades, winning the 3rd Girls (3-1 vs Westbourne), 5th Girls (3-1 vs St Aloysius), and St Leonard’s Green taking out the 6th Girls in a high-scoring 3-2 match over St Leonard’s Blue (110-76). St Michael’s also secured the 4th Girls title with a 3-0 win over Westbourne.

Across all sports, the Grand Finals showcased the depth and competitiveness of ACS competition, with every match played in great spirit despite difficult conditions. Congratulations to all teams who competed and to those schools who claimed premiership titles.Top of Form

Announcement: ACS Junior Sport Program

Announcement 

16 February 2026 

Dear Members of the ACS Community and CIPSSA Primary Interschool Sport Program, 

Since 1998, the Association of Coeducational Schools (ACS) has proudly delivered comprehensive interschool sport for Years 7–12. We are excited to share the next chapter in this journey. As interschool sport continues to grow and evolve, we are pleased to share an important next step in strengthening pathways for our students.

From 2026, the Co-educational Independent Primary Schools Sports Association (CIPSSA) will transition into the ACS and be known as ACS Junior Sport. This change brings Year 5 and 6 interschool sport into a single, sustainable association, providing a clear and connected pathway from Primary into Secondary interschool competition. 

This transition reflects both the growth of Primary interschool sport and the opportunity to support schools and students through a unified structure that enhances consistency, governance, and long-term sustainability. 

What this means for our community: 

Expanded opportunities – A unified structure allows us to grow our offerings, introduce new activities and pathways, and welcome additional Primary schools into both the Primary and Secondary ACS programs over time. 

Streamlined resources and communication – Centralised coordination ensures clear communication, shared resources, and a consistent point of contact for coaches, students and parents. 

Clear policies and strong governance – Established ACS policies will guide and support student wellbeing, ensuring a safe, structured and positive sporting environment. 

Ongoing evaluation and focused direction – Regular review and a cohesive organisational approach will ensure ACS Junior Sport continues to evolve and meet the needs of our students. 

Continuity and collaboration – CIPSSA has a proud history of collaboration among member schools, and ACS is committed to maintaining this spirit of collegiality as we build an even stronger interschool primary sports program. 

We look forward to this exciting new era for Primary sport and to working in partnership with our schools to support students’ participation, development, and enjoyment of sport. 

The first ACS Junior Sport Gala Days for Term 1 will be held on Friday 20 February and Friday 6 March. Further details will follow.

Yours sincerely, 

Gerard Houlihan 

ACS President

2025 ACS ALL STARS EVENT

ACS 2025 ALL STARS EVENT

The 2025 ACS All Stars event was held on Wednesday, 3rd September, at Mission Whitten Oval, with more than 250 students and staff in attendance.

This year was particularly special, as St Aloysius College joined the ACS All Stars for the very first time. We were also fortunate to have guest speaker Luke Ball, former professional AFL player with the St Kilda Football Club, share his insights and experiences with the students.

For the first time in the event’s history, every student was recognised for their achievements — a wonderful way to celebrate the hard work and dedication of all participants.

A special thank you goes to Overnewton Anglican College for hosting and for the incredible effort in organising the presenters of the awards: Nathan, Riley, and Ben. We also extend our gratitude to:

  • Mr Gerard Houlihan, ACS President and Head of School at St Michael’s Grammar School
  • Ms Emily FitzSimmons, Principal of Overnewton Anglican College
  • Mr Paul Toney, Deputy Principal of Loyola College
  • Ms Teagan Collins, Associate Principal of Westbourne Grammar School
  • Mrs Josie Crisara, Principal of Aitken College
  • Mr Peter Clague, Principal of St Leonard’s College
  • Mr Luke Ball, guest speaker

 

Congratulations to our 2025 ACS All Stars Captains:

  • Badminton – Joshua & Maahi (Westbourne)
  • Boys AFL – Noah (Overnewton)
  • Boys Basketball – Oskar (Westbourne)
  • Boys Futsal – Alexander (Overnewton)
  • Boys Hockey – Hudson (Westbourne)
  • Boys Soccer – Alexander (Overnewton)
  • Boys Softball – George (Westbourne)
  • Boys Table Tennis – Jullien (St Leonard’s)
  • Boys Tennis – Dimitri (St Michael’s)
  • Boys Volleyball – Finn (St Michael’s)
  • Cricket – Jake (Loyola)
  • Girls AFL – Charlotte (Westbourne)
  • Girls Basketball – Sierra (St Leonard’s)
  • Girls Futsal – Sophie (Aitken)
  • Girls Hockey – Teagan (St Leonard’s)
  • Girls Soccer – Charli (St Leonard’s)
  • Girls Softball – Violet (Westbourne)
  • Girls Table Tennis – Rane (Westbourne)
  • Girls Tennis – Sophia (Westbourne)
  • Girls Volleyball – Ophelia (St Michael’s)
  • Lawn Bowls – Rhys (St Leonard’s)
  • Netball – Nina & Isabelle (St Leonard’s)
  • Swimming – Abbey (Overnewton) & Owen (Westbourne)

 

This year’s event also marked a milestone for many students: it was the final All Stars for our Year 12s – thank you for your contribution and leadership – and the first for our Year 10s, who we look forward to seeing continue their journey in the years ahead.

2025 ACS GIRLS CRICKET TOURNAMENT

ACS 2025 GIRLS CRICKET TOURNAMENT

The 2025 ACS Girls Cricket Tournament took place on Wednesday, 29th October 2025, at the scenic Albert Park, bringing together teams from Bacchus Marsh Grammar, Loyola College, Overnewton Anglican Community College, St Aloysius College, St Michael’s Grammar School, and Westbourne Grammar School. It was a perfect day for cricket, with clear skies and great spirit all around. Each school showed outstanding sportsmanship, teamwork, and determination throughout the day, making for a series of exciting and closely contested matches.

Players displayed impressive batting, bowling, and fielding skills, reflecting the hard work and preparation that went into the tournament. The enthusiasm and encouragement from teammates and staff created a supportive and energetic atmosphere, making the event enjoyable for everyone involved.

In a remarkable finish, both teams in the grand final represented Overnewton Anglican Community College, showcasing the school’s depth of talent and commitment to the sport. With this strong performance, Overnewton proudly took home the trophy once again. The day concluded with smiles, applause, and a shared sense of achievement across all schools. The 2025 tournament was a celebration of skill, teamwork, and the growing strength of girls’ cricket within the ACS community.

2025 ACS CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

ACS 2025 CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

The 2025 ACS Cross Country Championships were held on Friday 22 August at Bundoora Park, bringing together seven competing schools in what was a fantastic day of competition and school spirit. This year marked a special milestone as Aitken College joined the ACS Cross Country for the first time, making their debut with a strong and determined showing.

The event produced some outstanding performances, with two new course records set.

  • Hazel (Year 7 Girls – Westbourne Grammar)

  • Lila (Year 11 Girls – St Aloysius College)

Both runners delivered remarkable efforts to etch their names into the ACS history books.

Westbourne Grammar enjoyed a dominant day, claiming a clean sweep of the major trophies thanks to their depth and consistency across all age groups. However, the competition was fierce:

  • The boys’ section saw only a narrow margin between Overnewton and St Leonard’s in the race for second and third.

  • In the girls’ section, just a few points separated St Leonard’s from Westbourne in the battle for top spot.

The distribution of year level pennants highlighted the strength of the competition:

  • Overnewton – 4 pennants, particularly strong in the younger age groups, showing promising signs for the future.

  • St Leonard’s – 6 pennants, excelling in the upper year levels.

  • Westbourne – 8 pennants, reflecting consistency and depth across all divisions.

Importantly, most schools enjoyed the thrill of having runners stand on the podium, a wonderful outcome for the competition. Aitken College impressed in their debut appearance, with plenty of potential to build upon in future championships.

2025 ACS Cross Country Results

Overall Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
68
2 – St Leonard’s
60
3 – Overnewton
51
4 – St Michael’s
45
5 – St Aloysius
32
6 – Loyola
30
6 –Aitken
15
Girl’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
34
2 – St Leonard’s
32
3 – St Michael’s
23
4 – Overnewton
22
5 – St Aloysius
21
6 – Loyola
14
7 – Aitken
8
Boy’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 –Westbourne
34
2 – Overnewton
29
3 – St Leonard’s
28
4 – St Michael’s
22
5 – Loyola
16
6 – St Aloysius
11
7 – Aitken
7
Year 12 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
12
2 – Westbourne
12
3 – St Michael’s
9
4 – Loyola
5
5 – St Aloysius
4
6 – Aitken
4
7 – Overnewton
3
Year 12 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
7
2 – Westbourne
6
3 – St Michael’s
5
4 – St Aloysius
4
5 – Aitken
3
6 – Loyola
2
7 – Overnewton
1
Year 12 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
6
2 – St Leonard’s
5
3 – St Michael’s
4
4 – Loyola
3
5 – Overnewton
2
6 – Aitken
1
Year 11 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
11
2 – Westbourne
10
3 – St Michael’s
7
4 – Loyola
5
5 – St Aloysius
4
6 – Overnewton
4
7 – Aitken
1
Year 11 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
6
2 – St Leonard’s
5
3 – St Aloysius
4
4 – Loyola
3
5 – St Michael’s
2
6 – Overnewton
1
Year 11 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
6
2 – St Michael’s
5
3 – Westbourne
4
4 – Overnewton
3
5 – Loyola
2
6 – Aitken
1
Year 10 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
11
2 – Westbourne
8
3 – St Michael’s
7
4 – Overnewton
7
5 – St Aloysius
5
6 – Loyola
3
7 – Aitken
1
Year 10 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
6
2 – St Aloysius
5
3 – St Michael’s
4
4 – Overnewton
3
5 – Westbourne
2
6 – Loyola
1
Year 10 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
6
2 – St Leonard’s
5
3 – St Michael’s
4
4 – Overnewton
3
5 –Westbourne
2
6 – Loyola
1
Year 9 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
12
2 – Overnewton
12
3 – St Michael’s
12
4 – St Aloysius
7
5 – St Leonard’s
7
6 – Aitken
3
7 – Loyola
3
Year 9 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
7
2 – St Michael’s
6
3 – Overnewton
5
4 – St Leonard’s
4
5 – St Aloysius
3
6 – Aitken
2
6 – Loyola
1
Year 9 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
7
2 – St Michael’s
6
3 – Westbourne
5
4 – St Aloysius
4
5 – St Leonard’s
3
6 – Loyola
2
7 – Aitken
1
Year 8 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
13
2 – Westbourne
13
3 – Loyola
9
4 – St Leonard’s
9
4 – St Michael’s
6
6 – St Aloysius
3
7 – Aitken
3
Year 8 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
7
2 – Westbourne
6
3 – Loyola
5
4 – St Leonard’s
4
5 – St Michael’s
3
6 – Aitken
2
6 – St Aloysius
1
Year 8 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
7
2 – Overnewton
6
3 – St Leonard’s
5
4 – Loyola
4
5 – St Michael’s
3
6 – St Aloysius
2
7 – Aitken
1
Year 7 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
13
2 – Overnewton
12
3 – St Leonard’s
10
4 – St Aloysius
9
5 – Loyola
5
6 – St Michael’s
4
7 – Aitken
3
Year 7 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
7
2 –St Leonard’s
6
3 – Overnewton
5
4 – St Aloysius
4
5 – St Michael’s
3
6 – Loyola
2
7 – Aitken
1
Year 7 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
7
3 – St Michael’s
6
3 – Overnewton
5
4 –St Leonard’s
4
5 – St Aloysius
3
6 – Aitken
2
7 – Loyola
1

AFL Herald Sun Shield Launch

Herald Sun Shield AFL Launch Ignites at Marvel Stadium

The 2025 Herald Sun Shield AFL competition was launched in spectacular fashion at Marvel Stadium this week, celebrating the beginning of Victoria’s premier interschool football championship. The event brought together students, coaches, and AFL representatives in a vibrant showcase of talent and tradition.

Now in its 44th year, the Herald Sun Shield continues to unite top teams from Catholic, Independent, and Government schools, providing a competitive platform that has helped launch countless AFL careers.

The ACS was proudly represented by three Overnewton Anglican Community College students, accompanied by their Head of Sport, Darryl Craig. Their presence was made even more special by the event’s panel member – Campbell Gray, a current listed Richmond AFL player and a former Overnewton student himself. His involvement added a personal and inspiring touch, highlighting the strong pathways from school football to the elite level.

The launch featured engaging panel discussions, media coverage, and a look ahead at what promises to be a fiercely contested season across junior, intermediate, and senior divisions. With the event days set for iconic AFL/VFL venues, anticipation is building for another thrilling chapter in Herald Sun Shield history.

2025 ACS Athletics Championships Results

2025 ACS Athletics Championships Recap

Date: Monday 26 May 2025

Location: Lakeside Stadium, Albert Park

 

In front of a lively crowd and under warm but windy conditions, the 2025 ACS Athletics Championships unfolded at the iconic Lakeside Stadium. Eight schools came together to compete in 168 track and field events, with pride, school spirit, and athletic excellence on full display.

The competition saw the overall lead change multiple times throughout the day, creating a thrilling atmosphere. In the end, it was Westbourne Grammar School that secured a strong treble – winning the Overall Boys Aggregate, Overall Girls Aggregate, and Combined Aggregate trophies.

A total of 7 ACS records were broken during the meet, showcasing the outstanding performances of our student-athletes. Congratulations to the following record-breakers:

 

🏆 Record Breakers – 2025 ACS Athletics Championships

Jobe D (Loyola):

  • Boys 17 100m Hurdles (Yr 11 A) – 13.95 sec

Bailey F (Overnewton):

  • Boys 18 High Jump (Yr 12 A) – 1.90m
  • Boys 18 Long Jump (Yr 12 A) – 6.54m

Cooper B (St Michael’s):

  • Boys 16 100m (Yr 10 A) – 11.33 sec
  • Boys 16 200m (Yr 10 A) – 22.89 sec

Albie K (St Michael’s):

  • Boys 14 High Jump (Yr 8 A) – 1.72m

Isabelle N (St Leonard’s):

  • Girls 18 Long Jump (Yr 12 A) – 4.95m

 

🥇 Pennant Winners

Westbourne Grammar School: 10

Overnewton Anglican Community College: 3

St Leonard’s College: 3

St Michael’s Grammar School: 3

Bacchus Marsh Grammar: 1

Loyola College: 1

We thank all schools, staff, officials, and volunteers who made this event possible and commend all the athletes for their incredible efforts. The future of ACS Athletics is bright, and the performances at this year’s championships have certainly raised the bar.

2025 ACS Athletics Results

Overall Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
2,738.50
2 – St Leonard’s
2,608
3 – Overnewton
2,500
4 – St Michael’s
2,457.50
5 – Bacchus Marsh
2,119.50
6 – Loyola
2,003.50
7 – St Aloysius
1240*
8 – Aitken
1216
Girl’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
1,410
2 – St Leonard’s
1,360
3 – Overnewton
1,224
4 – St Michael’s
1,156
5 – Bacchus Marsh
1,081
6 – Loyola
923
7 – St Aloysius
872
8 – Aitken
491
Boy’s Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 –Westbourne
1,328.50
2 – St Michael’s
1,301.50
3 – Overnewton
1,276
4 – St Leonard’s
1,248
5 – Loyola
1,080.50
6 – Bacchus Marsh
1,038.50
7 – Aitken
725
8 – St Aloysius
368*
Year 12 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
455
2 – Westbourne
452
3 – Overnewton
371
4 – Loyola
355
5 – St Michael’s
342
6 – Bacchus Marsh
231
7 – Aitken
172
8 – St Aloysius
152*
Year 12 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
244
2 – Westbourne
231
3 – St Michael’s
189
4 – Loyola
180
5 – Overnewton
162
6 – St Aloysius
152
7 – Bacchus Marsh
76
8 – Aitken
31
Year 12 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
221
2 – St Leonard’s
211
3 – Overnewton
209
4 – Loyola
175
5 – Bacchus Marsh
155
6 – St Michael’s
153
7 – Aitken
141
8 – N/A
Year 11 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 –Westbourne
437
2 – St Michael’s
409
3 – Overnewton
379
4 – St Leonard’s
377
5 – Loyola
322
6 – Bacchus Marsh
314
7 – St Aloysius
153*
8 – Aitken
136
Year 11 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
219
2 – Overnewton
196
3 – St Leonard’s
194
4 – Bacchus Marsh
182
5 – St Michael’s
178
6 – St Aloysius
153
7 – Loyola
121
8 – Aitken
79
Year 11 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Michael’s
231
2 – Westbourne
218
3 – Loyola
201
4 – Overnewton
183
4 – St Leonard’s
183
6 – Bacchus Marsh
132
7 – Aitken
57
8 – N/A
Year 10 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
441
2 – St Michael’s
417
3 – St Leonard’s
394
4 – Bacchus Marsh
344
5 – Overnewton
340
6 – Loyola
263
7 – Aitken
231
8 – St Aloysius
122*
Year 10 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
229
2 – Bacchus Marsh
212
3 – St Leonard’s
202
4 – St Michael’s
186
5 – Overnewton
152
6 – Loyola
148
7 – St Aloysius
122
8 – Aitken
64
Year 10 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Michael’s
231
2 – Westbourne
212
3 – St Leonard’s
192
4 – Overnewton
188
5 – Aitken
167
6 – Bacchus Marsh
132
7 – Loyola
115
8 – N/A
Year 9 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
439.50
2 – Overnewton
428
3 – St Leonard’s
387
4 – Bacchus Marsh
364.50
5 – St Michael’s
351
6 – St Aloysius
264
7 – Loyola
254
8 – Aitken
147
Year 9 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Westbourne
229
2 – St Leonard’s
196
3 – Overnewton
186
4 – Bacchus Marsh
183
5 – St Michael’s
164
6 – St Aloysius
153
7 – Loyola
108
8 – Aitken
79
Year 9 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
242
2 – Westbourne
210.50
3 – St Leonard’s
191
4 – St Michael’s
187
5 –Bacchus Marsh
181.50
6 – Loyola
146
7 – St Aloysius
111
8 – Aitken
68
Year 8 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Bacchus Marsh
413
2 – St Michael’s
385.50
3 – St Leonard’s
394
4 – Overnewton
361
5 – Westbourne
339
6 – Loyola
322
7 – Aitken
246
8 – St Aloysius
203
Year 8 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – St Leonard’s
221
2 – Bacchus Marsh
208
3 – Overnewton
195
4 – St Michael’s
178
5 – Westbourne
164
6 – Loyola
148
7 – Aitken
121
8 – St Aloysius
113
Year 8 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – St Michael’s
218
2 – Bacchus Marsh
205
3 – Westbourne
175
4 – Loyola
174
5 – St Leonard’s
173
6 – Overnewton
166
7 – Aitken
125
8 – St Aloysius
90
Year 7 Aggregate
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
417
2 – St Michael’s
485.50
3 – Westbourne
375
4 – St Leonard’s
374
5 – Loyola
371
6 – Bacchus Marsh
327
7 – St Aloysius
253
8 – Aitken
197.50
Year 7 Girls
Place Team
Points
1 – Overnewton
228
2 – Westbourne
208
3 – St Michael’s
192
4 – St Leonard’s
175
5 – Bacchus Marsh
168
6 – Loyola
159
7 – St Aloysius
112
8 – Aitken
102
Year 7 Boys
Place Team
Points
1 – Loyola
212
2 – St Leonard’s
199
3 – St Michael’s
193.50
4 – Overnewton
189
5 – Westbourne
167
6 – Bacchus Marsh
159
7 – St Aloysius
141
8 – Aitken
95.50
Athletes of the Meet
School
Name
Points
2025 Female Athlete of the Meet
Bacchus Marsh
Leila
98
2025 Male Athlete of the Meet
Overnewton
Bailey
100

2024 ACS Athletics Records

Athletics Meet Records
Event
Time/Distance
Date
Name
School
Year 11 Boys 100m Hurdles
13.95
26/05/2025
Jobe
Loyola
Year 12 Boys High Jump
1.90m
26/05/2025
Bailey
Overnewton
Year 12 Boys Long Jump
6.54m
26/05/2025
Bailey
Overnewton
Year 10 Boys 100m
11.33
26/05/2025
Cooper
St Michael’s
Year 8 Boys High Jump
1.72m
26/05/2025
Albie
St Michael’s
Year 10 Boys 200m
22.89
26/05/2025
Cooper
St Michael’s
Year 12 Girls Long Jump
4.95m
26/05/2025
Isobelle
St Leonard’s

2025 ACS Chess Championship Recap and Results

2025 ACS Chess Championship Recap and Results

The 2025 ACS Chess Championship was held on Monday 19 May at the beautifully presented campus of St Michael’s Grammar School, who graciously hosted this year’s event. A big thank you to the staff and students at St Michael’s for their hospitality and efforts in delivering a fantastic day of competition.

A total of 78 players from all 8 ACS schools took part in this academic championship, marking a continued growth in student interest and school engagement.

The tournament was expertly overseen by Tim and his incredible team from Northern Star Chess. We extend our thanks to them for running a smooth and professionally managed event.

ACS Chess Tournaments use Swiss System format. Unlike traditional round-robin tournaments, the Swiss System pairs players with others who have similar scores after each round, ensuring balanced and competitive matchups without teammates playing against each other. It also allows for efficient and fair ranking of players over a limited number of rounds.

In a display of exceptional talent, Westbourne Grammar School went back-to-back, taking out the team title with a dominant score of 33.5 points. Congratulations to their entire team on this outstanding achievement. Bacchus Marsh Grammar and Overnewton Anglican Community College followed closely behind in 2nd and 3rd place respectively.

We would also like to thank the dedicated staff and coordinators from all schools for their hard work in preparing students and supporting the day’s operations. Your efforts continue to elevate the standard of ACS events.

Congratulations to all who participated and we look forward to seeing even more growth and competition in 2026!

Place
School
Score
1st
Westbourne
33.5
2nd
Bacchus Marsh
27.5
3rd
Overnewton
27
4th
St Leonard’s
26.5
5th
St Michael’s
24.5
6th
Loyola
24
7th
St Aloysius
18.5
8th
Aikten
16
Top Ranking Individual Players
Name
School
Score
James J
Westbourne
7
Tony L
Westbourne
6.5
Luca H
Westbourne
6
Kevin X
Loyola
6
William N
Westbourne
6
Ethan E
Overnewton
5.5
Simon I
Overnewton
5
Dulein P
Bacchus Marsh
5
Nigel L
St Leonard’s
5
Matthew P
St Leoanrd’s
5
Niraj P
Bacchus Marsh
5
Poppy B
St Michael’s
5
Lachlan P
Loyola
5
Click here for full results

Term 2 Kicks Off a Huge Winter Season for ACS Sport

Term 2 Kicks Off a Huge Winter Season for ACS Sport

We’re back and ready to launch into an action-packed Term 2 of ACS Sport! The winter season is officially underway and brings with it an exciting schedule of competitions, marquee events, and championships.

This term, a remarkable 379 teams across our 7 member schools will compete in a dynamic mix of winter sports: AFL, Badminton, Basketball, Futsal, Hockey, Netball, Soccer, Table Tennis, Tennis and Volleyball. Whether on the court, pitch or field, students are set to shine.

In a first for ACS, we’re thrilled to introduce semi-final rounds for Year 7 and Intermediate competitions, to be played at the conclusion of the winter season in Term 3. This exciting addition will give our younger athletes a true finals experience as they continue to grow and develop in sport.

Feature Events This Term:

Term 2 is packed with unmissable highlights that bring the community together and showcase ACS excellence:

Netball Night Match – Under lights at Margret Connellan Stadium, St Michael’s Grammar School will face Westbourne Grammar School in what promises to be a thrilling evening clash.

ACS Chess Tournament – The best minds from our schools will gather at St Michael’s Grammar School to outwit and outplay in this popular annual competition.

ACS Athletics Championships – The premier track and field event returns to Lakeside Stadium, featuring standout performances from across the association.

Representative Sport – We proudly cheer on our ACS athletes selected for SSAV Softball (Westbourne Grammar School) and the VSAC Swimming Championships at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre.

KEY DATES

Wednesday 7 May – Round 1 ACS Senior Sport

Wednesday 7 May – SSAV Softball (Westbourne Grammar School)

Thursday 8 May – Round 1 ACS Intermediate Sport

Monday 12 May – VSAC Swimming Championships (Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre, 5pm)

Tuesday 13 May – Round 1 ACS Year 7 Sport

Monday 19 May – ACS Chess Tournament (St Michael’s Grammar School)

Wednesday 21 May – Netball Night Match (St Michael’s Grammar School, Margret Connellan Stadium)

Monday 26 May – ACS Athletics Championships (Lakeside Stadium, 10am–5pm)

We look forward to a fantastic Term 2 filled with competition and great memories. Best of luck to all teams and participants—let the winter season begin!