Topic: Old Melburnian Profile
A record-breaking Old Melburnian joins the Olympic team
Just weeks before the 2024 Paris Olympic Games were set to begin, a fifth Old Melburnian was selected to join the Australian team.
A new challenge for one of our Olympic greats
Heading into her third Olympics with one gold medal already to her name, Jess Morrison (OM 2010) is setting her sights even higher this time.
A committed rower becomes an outstanding leader
Fergus Hamilton (OM 2017) is heading to the Olympics with some remarkable credentials.
An Olympic journey marked by determination and grit
Through successes and setbacks, Tim Masters (OM 2009) has held onto one quality that he says matters as much as talent: persistence.
Bringing a crew together to make history
Now on his way to the Paris Olympics, Jack Robertson (OM 2016) believes team dynamics are key to rowing success.
Australia’s first Olympian: Edwin Flack (OM 1890)
Celebrating 'The Lion of Athens', Australia’s sole representative at the first modern day Olympic Games in 1896 whose legacy continues to support our students.
The competitors who forged new Olympic traditions
Five Old Melburnian Olympians have competed with distinction in, perhaps, less familiar sports.
Defining courage in unexpected ways
Otto Yuncken (OM 1921) was recognised for an incredible act of bravery In 1924. His courage continued to shine throughout his life.
A global career defined by gratitude
From the mines of Mount Isa to travelling the world with Nike, John McPhee (OM 1973) has learned to see opportunity in every situation.
Creating lifelong memories at the MCG
With a job that includes everything from Grand Finals to prepping Taylor Swift friendship bracelets, this Grimwade House alumni is glad she’s a “renaissance person”.