Topic: Old Melburnians in Sport
How ‘The Wizard’ shaped Australian sporting history
Known to many as the father of Australian tennis, Sir Norman Brookes’ legacy is one of both achievement and service, on and off the court.
Service beyond the spotlight
Dr Donald Cordner (OM 1939) lived a life defined by a natural inclination to serve his communities.
Sport shorts
Presenting some highlights of some recent sporting achievements by senior students and young Old Melburnians.
Celebrating our Paris Olympians
We congratulate our five Old Melburnian 2024 Paris Olympians on their success, talent and commitment.
Melbourne Grammar receives a unique gift
The School is honoured to have been gifted a signed rowing suit by triple Olympian Jess Morrison OAM (OM 2010).
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.