Australian Rules Football
Stella Perrett (Year 6) was selected in the 2025 School Sport Victoria (SSV) 12 and Under Girls representative team.
In the 2025 Marsh AFL National Development Championships (U16 Boys), Sebastian Crelley and Lucas Williams (both Year 10) were selected to represent GWS Giants Academy, and Toby Hellessey and Leo Stephenson (both Year 10) were selected to represent Victoria Country. Duke Marshall-Orr (Year 10) represented QBE Sydney Swans Academy and averaged 18 disposals and 2 goals per game, which saw him selected as a Half Forward Flank in the All-Australian team.
Basketball
Micah Livingstone (Year 11) competed with Victoria Country in the 2025 Basketball Australia Under–18 National Championships. Their 83–74 championship win against New South Wales Metro marked the first time a Victoria Country boys’ team had won the tournament in 35 years.
Cricket
James Rosham (Year 11) was selected in the 2025/2026 Victoria Metro U19 Emerging Players Squad, and represented Victoria Metro in the U17 Male National Championships last year.
Louis Stevenson (Year 10) was selected in the 2025/2026 Victoria Metro U17 Male Emerging Players Squad.
Hockey
Ezekiel Humberstone (Year 8) was selected in the 2025 U14 Boys Victorian Development Team. Tom Templeton (Year 10) competed in the 2025 National Championship-winning U16 Victorian State Hockey team, with a final score of 3–1 against New South Wales State.
Tennis
Hayato Sata (Year 9) was selected in the SSV 18 and Under Boys team. At the 2025 J30 Junior ITF tournament in Lautoka, Fiji, Hayato and his doubles partner won the Junior Doubles Title with a final score of 6–7(5), 7–5, 10–6.
Touch Football
Zander Nagy and Cooper Taranto (both Year 10) have been selected to represent Victoria at the 2025 National Youth Championships (NYC) in Coffs Harbour in early October.
Volleyball
Charlie Lanham (Year 10) was selected in the 2025 U17 State Beach Volleyball Team, as well as the 2025 U17 Indoor State Squad. Ethan Watson (Year 9) was selected in the 2025 U16 Indoor State Blue team who will compete in the Australian Youth Volleyball Championships in Perth in late September.
Water Polo
Gus Callaghan (Year 10) was selected to represent Australia in one of two U18 teams at the 2025 NZ U21 National Club Championships in Rotorua. He was also provisionally selected in the 16 and Under Boys National Age Group Program (NAGP) squad earlier this year.
