School State Champions since 1995

• Australian Football

  Expand Australian Football

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	The Geelong C
  2024	Barwon Heads* Marymede# (*18v18 #9v9)
  2023	Woodlands
  2022	Canterbury
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Boronia Heights
  2018	St. Thomas Sale
  2017	Malvern
  2016	St Kilian's
  2015	CC Geelong
  2014	St Kilian's
  2013	St Martin of Tours
  2012	Heaney Park
  2011	Malvern
  2010	Malvern
  2009	Christian College Geelong
  2008	St Simon's
  2007	Holy Trinity
  2006	Preston
  2005	Beaumaris
  2004	Serpell

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Derinya
  2024	Montpellier* St Joesph's Chelsea# (*18v18 #9v9)
  2023	Our Lady Star of the Sea (Ocean Grove)
  2022	Glen Katherine
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Marymede
  2018	Echuca
  2017	St Therese S Torquay
  2016	St Therese's Essendon
  2015	St Louis de Montfort
  2014	St Mary's Mooroopna
  2013	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2012	Murrumbeena
  2011	Torquay
  2010	Glen Katherine
  2009	Malvern
  2008	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2007	Keilor
  2006	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2005	Apollo Parkways
  2004	St Louis de Montfort
  2001	St Francis of Assisi Mill Park
  1996	St Francis of Assisi Mill Park

  Year 7

  Junior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Catherine McAuley C
  2023	Strathmore
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Parkdale
  2018	Melbourne Girls
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Bentleigh
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Lavalla
  2013	Lavalla
  2012	Norwood
  2011	Strathmore
  2010	Sunbury
  2009	Mentone Girls
  2008	Emerald
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Mentone Girls
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	Mentone Girls
  2002	Viewbank
  2001	Canterbury
  2000	Fairhills
  1999	Fairhills
  1998	Mt Erin
  1997	Mentone
  1996	Kyneton

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Patterson River
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Notre Dame
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Parkdale
  2012	Catholic College Bendigo
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Elisabeth Murdoch
  2009	McKinnon
  2008	Oberon
  2007	Frankston
  2006	St Helena
  2005	Wangaratta
  2004	Lilydale
  2003	Norwood
  2002	Oberon
  2001	Catholic College Bendigo
  2000	Berwick
  1999	Benalla
  1998	Montmorency
  1997	Sunbury
  1996	Wangaratta
  1995	Grovedale
  1994	Western Heights
  1993	Essendon Keilor
  1992	Wodonga
  1991	Wonthaggi
  1990	Dromana
  1989	Berwick
  1988	Grovedale

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	St Josephs Echuca
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Notre Dame
  2016	Emmanuel
  2015	Catholic College Bendigo
  2014	Catholic College Bendigo
  2013	Catholic College Bendigo
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Catholic College Bendigo
  2010	McKinnon
  2009	Frankston
  2008	Frankston
  2007	St Helena
  2006	Strathmore
  2005	Lilydale
  2004	Werribee
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Wangaratta
  2001	Berwick
  2000	Lyndale
  1999	Montmorency
  1998	Sunbury
  1997	St Helena
  1996	Grovedale
  1995	Warrnambool

  Intermediate

  Intermediate Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Greensborough
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Frankston
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Ringwood
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Doncaster

  Intermediate Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Notre Dame
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Grovedale
  2017	Emmanuel
  2016	Parkdale
  2015	Catholic College Bendigo
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Hallam
  2012	Emmanuel
  2011	Box Hill SSC
  2010	Box Hill SSC
  2009	Hallam
  2008	Box Hill SSC
  2007	Strathmore
  2006	Ballarat HS
  2005	Brauer
  2004	Lilydale
  2003	Oberon
  2002	Viewbank
  2001	Viewbank
  2000	Sunbury
  1999	Wangaratta
  1998	Wangaratta v Belmont
  1997	Newcomb
  1996	Melton
  1995	Brentwood
  1994	Wangaratta
  1993	Newcomb
  1992	Kingsbury
  1991	Ashwood
  1990	Croydon
  1989	Keilor Heights
  1988	TBC

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Frankston HS
  2024	Strathmore
  2023	Parkdale
  2022	Lilydale
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Hallam
  2017	Hallam
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Hallam
  2013	Sunbury
  2012	Hallam
  2011	Hallam
  2010	Hallam
  2009	Wonthaggi
  2008	Sunbury
  2007	Norwood
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Mentone Girls
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	Berwick
  2002	Sunbury
  2001	Galen
  2000	Mullauna
  1999	Mentone Girls
  1998	Wangaratta
  1997	Kyneton
  1996	Wangaratta

  Senior Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Notre Dame
  2024	Western Heights
  2023	St Joseph's C Echuca
  2022	Vermont
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Northcote
  2017	Northcote
  2016	Parkdale
  2015	Lilydale HS
  2014	Parkdale
  2013	Eltham HS
  2012	Frankston
  2011	Vermont
  2010	Essendon Keilor
  2009	Frankston
  2008	Box Hill SSC
  2007	Box Hill SSC
  2006	Maryborough
  2005	Lilydale
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Wangaratta
  2002	Western Heights
  2001	Box Hill
  2000	Mt Eliza
  1999	Essendon Keilor
  1998	Box Hill
  1997	Box Hill
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Melbourne HS
  1994	Melbourne HS
  1993	Melbourne HS
  1992	Melbourne HS
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1990	Melbourne HS
  1989	Melbourne HS
  1988	Melbourne HS

  Premier League

  Premier League Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Rowville
  2025	SEDA
  2024	SEDA
  2023	SEDA
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Premier League Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Emmanuel
  2025	Catherine McAuley C
  2024	Emmanuel
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Emmanuel
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Catherine McAuley C
  2018	Bendigo SSC
  2017	Essendon Keilor
  2016	Essendon Keilor
  2015	Essendon Keilor
  2014	Box Hill SSC
  2013	Essendon Keilor
  2012	Essendon Keilor
  2011	Hallam

• Badminton

  Expand Badminton

  The Badminton honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Glen Waverley is the standout program, with 39 state titles across the categories on record.

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	East Doncaster
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Balwyn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	East Doncaster
  2018	Glen Waverley
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Glen Waverley
  2014	Balwyn
  2013	Balwyn
  2012	Glen Waverley
  2011	Charlton
  2010	Mt Waverley
  2009	Frankston
  2008	Charlton
  2007	Williamstown
  2006	Charlton
  2005	Glen Waverley
  2004	Glen Waverley
  2003	Balwyn
  2002	Swan Hill
  2001	Charlton
  2000	Ringwood
  1999	TBC
  1998	Drouin
  1997	TBC
  1996	Wanganui Park
  1995	Mooroopna
  1994	Pembroke
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Swan Hill TS
  1991	Wendouree
  1990	Wendouree
  1989	Wendouree
  1988	Drouin

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	East Doncaster
  2024	East Doncaster
  2023	East Doncaster
  2022	Glen Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Glen Waverley
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	East Doncaster
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Glen Waverley
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Balwyn
  2011	Glen Waverley
  2010	Glen Waverley
  2009	East Doncaster
  2008	Balwyn
  2007	Balwyn
  2006	Glen Waverley & Cheltenham
  2005	Charlton
  2004	Swan Hill
  2003	Glen Waverley
  2002	Coomoora
  2001	Balwyn
  2000	Coomoora
  1999	Doncaster
  1998	Glen Waverley
  1997	Drouin
  1996	Charlton
  1995	Springvale
  1994	Doncaster
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Mornington
  1991	Benalla
  1990	Wanganui Park
  1989	Galvin Park
  1988	Mooroopna

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	East Doncaster
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Alamanda
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Balwyn
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Glen Waverley
  2015	East Doncaster
  2014	Balwyn
  2013	Glen Waverley
  2012	Balwyn
  2011	Bendigo SE
  2010	Ballarat HS
  2009	Charlton
  2008	Williamstown
  2007	Belmont
  2006	Kangaroo Flat
  2005	Glen Waverley
  2004	Ballarat
  2003	Swan Hill
  2002	Charlton
  2001	Goulburn Valley
  2000	Kurnai
  1999	TBC
  1998	Nathalia
  1997	TBC
  1996	Mooroopna
  1995	Wantirna

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	East Doncaster
  2024	East Doncaster
  2023	Glen Waverley
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	East Doncaster
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	East Doncaster
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Balwyn
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Glen Waverley
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	Coomoora
  2008	Coomoora
  2007	Cheltenham
  2006	Dandenong
  2005	Swan Hill
  2004	Charlton
  2003	Balwyn
  2002	Balwyn
  2001	Coomoora
  2000	Maffra
  1999	Glen Waverley
  1998	Drouin
  1997	Charlton
  1996	Myrtleford
  1995	Hallam

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	MacRobertson
  2023	Glen Waverley
  2022	East Doncaster
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	MacRobertson
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	MacRobertson
  2014	MacRobertson
  2013	MacRobertson
  2012	MacRobertson
  2011	Balwyn
  2010	MacRobertson
  2009	MacRobertson
  2008	Kangaroo Flat
  2007	Glen Waverley
  2006	Glen Waverley
  2005	Glen Waverley
  2004	Glen Waverley
  2003	MacRobertson
  2002	Sebastopol
  2001	Kurnai
  2000	Glen Waverley
  1999	MacRobertson
  1998	Lilydale
  1997	Ballarat
  1996	Wantirna
  1995	Ballarat
  1994	Swan Hill
  1993	Swan Hill
  1992	Wendouree
  1991	Wendouree
  1990	Wanganui Park
  1989	Mooroopna
  1988	Ballarat North TS

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	East Doncaster
  2025	Glen Waverley
  2024	Glen Waverley
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	East Doncaster
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Melbourne HS
  2012	Melbourne HS
  2011	Melbourne HS
  2010	Melbourne HS
  2009	Glen Waverley
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Swan Hill
  2006	Melbourne HS
  2005	Melbourne HS
  2004	Balwyn
  2003	Balwyn
  2002	Coomoora
  2001	Glen Waverley
  2000	Glen Waverley
  1999	Glen Waverley
  1998	Glen Waverley
  1997	Doncaster
  1996	Doncaster
  1995	Doncaster
  1994	Warragul
  1993	Shepparton
  1992	Pembroke
  1991	Bairnsdale TS
  1990	University
  1989	Keilor Heights
  1988	Ballarat North TS

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Glen Waverley
  2025	East Doncaster
  2024	East Doncaster
  2023	East Doncaster
  2022	MacRobertson
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	MacRobertson
  2018	MacRobertson
  2017	MacRobertson
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	MacRobertson
  2014	MacRobertson
  2013	MacRobertson
  2012	John Monash
  2011	MacRobertson
  2010	MacRobertson
  2009	Glen Waverley
  2008	Glen Waverley
  2007	MacRobertson
  2006	Ballarat HS
  2005	Charlton
  2004	Glen Waverley
  2003	MacRobertson
  2002	Glen Waverley
  2001	Glen Waverley
  2000	Wanganui Park
  1999	Ballarat
  1998	Ballarat
  1997	Ballarat
  1996	Westall
  1995	Swan Hill
  1994	Bendigo
  1993	Bendigo
  1992	Mullauna
  1991	Mooroopna
  1990	Bendigo
  1989	Maryvale
  1988	Maryvale

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Glen Waverley
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Glen Waverley
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Mount Waverley
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Melbourne HS
  2013	Melbourne HS
  2012	Melbourne HS
  2011	Melbourne HS
  2010	Melbourne HS
  2009	Melbourne HS
  2008	Sebastopol
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Melbourne HS
  2005	Bendigo
  2004	Coomoora
  2003	Coomoora
  2002	Swan Hill
  2001	Bendigo
  2000	Bendigo
  1999	Charlton
  1998	Charlton
  1997	Doncaster
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Warragul
  1994	Pembroke
  1993	Melbourne HS
  1992	Niddrie
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1990	Chandler
  1989	Western Heights
  1988	Wangaratta

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

• Baseball

  Expand Baseball

  The Baseball honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Cheltenham is the standout program, with 18 state titles across the categories on record.

  Year 7

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Norwood
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	McKinnon
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Strathmore
  2016	Parkdale
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Bendigo SE
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	Camberwell & Parkdale
  2011	Camberwell, Montmorency & Strathmore
  2010	Strathmore
  2009	Rowville
  2008	St Helena
  2007	Strathmore
  2006	Rosebud
  2005	Cheltenham
  2004	St Helena
  2003	Cheltenham
  2002	Wantirna & Flora Hill
  2001	Rosebud
  2000	Cheltenham
  1999	Flora Hill
  1998	Flora Hill
  1997	Fairhills
  1996	Fairhills
  1995	Cheltenham
  1994	Rowville
  1993	Ringwood
  1992	Sandringham
  1991	TBC
  1990	No Competition Held - "Classroom Teaching Campaign"
  1989	Upwey
  1988	Ringwood TS

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Montmorency
  2023	McKinnon
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Montmorency
  2018	Dromana
  2017	Parkdale
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Irymple
  2014	McKinnon
  2013	Parkdale & Camberwell
  2012	Cheltenham
  2011	Strathmore & Viewbank
  2010	Frankston
  2009	Lyndale
  2008	Lyndale
  2007	Rosebud
  2006	Camberwell
  2005	Glen Waverley
  2004	Cheltenham
  2003	Flora Hill
  2002	Rowville West
  2001	Flora Hill
  2000	Flora Hill
  1999	TBC
  1998	Cheltenham
  1997	Mt Waverley
  1996	Irymple
  1995	Cheltenham

  Intermediate

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	McKinnon
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Blackburn
  2018	Parkdale
  2017	Brighton
  2016	Irymple
  2015	Camberwell
  2014	Camberwell
  2013	Strathmore
  2012	Red Cliffs
  2011	Lyndale
  2010	St Helena
  2009	Rosebud
  2008	Bacchus Marsh
  2007	Bacchus Marsh
  2006	Oberon
  2005	Wangaratta
  2004	Rowville
  2003	Rowville
  2002	Cheltenham
  2001	Flora Hill
  2000	Cheltenham
  1999	Cheltenham
  1998	Fairhills
  1997	Heathmont
  1996	Cheltenham
  1995	Fairhills
  1994	Cheltenham
  1993	Kurunjang
  1992	Flinders Peak
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1989	Watsonia
  1988	Macleod TS

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	McKinnon
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Brentwood
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Dromana
  2021	Grovedale
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Hallam
  2018	Hallam
  2017	Camberwell
  2016	Mildura
  2015	Mildura
  2014	Mildura
  2013	Lyndale
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Rosebud
  2010	Glen Waverley
  2009	Bendigo
  2008	Mildura
  2007	Mildura
  2006	Rowville
  2005	Rowville
  2004	Bendigo SSC
  2003	St Helena
  2002	Cheltenham
  2001	Fairhills
  2000	Fairhills
  1999	Cheltenham
  1998	Cheltenham
  1997	Cheltenham
  1996	Ballarat
  1995	Highvale
  1994	Corio
  1993	Cheltenham
  1992	Melbourne HS
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1989	Strathmore
  1988	Elwood

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

• Basketball

  Expand Basketball

  The Basketball honour roll runs from 1988–2025. Rowville is the standout program, with 48 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St Mary's Swan Hill
  2024	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2023	Mentone Girls
  2022	Derinya
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Stella Maris
  2018	Mont Albert
  2017	St. Martin of Tours
  2016	St. Martin of Tours
  2015	St Therese's Kennington
  2014	Glen Katherine
  2013	Patterson Lakes
  2012	St Marys Maffra
  2011	Apollo Parkways
  2010	Milgate
  2009	Milgate
  2008	Derinya
  2007	TBC
  2006	Knox Valley
  2005	St Thomas More

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Brentwood Park
  2024	Templestowe Park
  2023	Serpell
  2022	St. Michael's PS Traralgon
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Woodlands
  2018	Woodlands
  2017	St. Thomas the Apostle
  2016	St Bernadette's
  2015	Rangeview
  2014	Wembley
  2013	Roberts McCubbin
  2012	Croydon Hills
  2011	Yarra Road
  2010	St Clements
  2009	Milgate
  2008	Greenhills
  2007	TBC
  2006	Heathdale Christian College
  2005	St Peters Hoppers Crossing

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Emmanuel
  2024	Catherine McAuley C
  2023	Mount Ridley
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Berwick
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Catholic College Bendigo
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Melbourne Girls
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Mentone Girls
  2008	Williamstown
  2007	Wantirna
  2006	Wantirna
  2005	Melbourne Girls
  2004	Benalla
  2003	Mentone Girls
  2002	Mentone Girls
  2001	Ballarat
  2000	Korumburra
  1999	TBC
  1998	Rosebud
  1997	Balwyn
  1996	Fountain Gate
  1995	Warrnambool
  1994	Shepparton
  1993	Flora Hill
  1992	Sunbury Downs
  1991	Montmorency
  1990	Montmorency
  1989	Nunawading
  1988	Upwey

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Berwick
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Berwick
  2018	Emmanuel
  2017	Berwick
  2016	Greensborough
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Vermont
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Wanganui Park
  2005	Grovedale
  2004	Doncaster
  2003	Northcote
  2002	Pakenham
  2001	East Doncaster
  2000	Camberwell
  1999	TBC
  1998	Berwick
  1997	Rowville
  1996	Rowville
  1995	Balwyn
  1994	Eltham
  1993	Eltham
  1992	Templestowe TS
  1991	Eltham
  1990	Heathmont
  1989	Eltham
  1988	Nunawading

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley C
  2024	Catherine McAuley C
  2023	Templestowe
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Templestowe
  2017	Templestowe
  2016	Lavalla
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Wantirna
  2007	Wantirna
  2006	Echuca
  2005	Benalla
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	Craigieburn
  2002	Irymple
  2001	Korumburra
  2000	Echuca
  1999	TBC
  1998	Wantirna
  1997	Fountain Gate
  1996	Shepparton
  1995	Wangaratta

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Blackburn
  2022	Lavalla Catholic C
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Catholic C Sale
  2017	Northcote
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Frankston
  2008	Parkdale
  2007	Wanganui Park
  2006	Irymple
  2005	Warrandyte
  2004	Lyndhurst
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Gleneagles
  2001	Brentwood
  2000	Gladstone Park
  1999	TBC
  1998	Geelong
  1997	Rosebud
  1996	Yarrawonga
  1995	Vermont

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Lavalla
  2023	Box Hill Senior
  2022	Box H Senior
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Templestowe
  2018	Catherine McAuley C
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Rowville
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Wantirna
  2007	Vermont
  2006	Eltham
  2005	Craigieburn
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Warrnambool
  2002	Echuca
  2001	Doncaster
  2000	Brauer
  1999	TBC
  1998	Vermont
  1997	Vermont
  1996	Sale
  1995	Shepparton
  1994	Gladstone Park
  1993	Mooroolbark Hts
  1992	Montmorency
  1991	Macleod
  1990	Brauer
  1989	Warrnambool
  1988	Boronia

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Berwick
  2024	Templestowe
  2023	Berwick
  2022	Berwick
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Doncaster
  2018	Bendigo South East
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Box Hill Senior
  2015	East Doncaster
  2014	Albert Park
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Box Hill
  2010	Box Hill
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Mill Park
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Vermont
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Upwey
  2002	Eltham
  2001	Horsham
  2000	Cheltenham
  1999	Fountain Gate
  1998	Dandenong
  1997	Ballarat
  1996	Mt Eliza
  1995	Fairhills
  1994	Gladstone Park
  1993	Melbourne HS
  1992	Montmorency
  1991	Eaglehawk
  1990	Vermont
  1989	Maroondah
  1988	Ballarat

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Box Hill Senior
  2024	Box Hill Senior
  2023	Box Hill Senior
  2022	Box Hill Senior
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Box Hill Senior
  2017	Bendigo Senior SC
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Williamstown
  2014	Ballarat HS
  2013	Ballarat HS
  2012	Williamstown
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Ballarat HS
  2009	Ballarat HS
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Box Hill
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Warrnambool
  2004	Upwey
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Sunbury
  2001	Bendigo
  2000	Lilydale
  1999	Warrnambool
  1998	Mooroolbark
  1997	Shepparton
  1996	Box Hill
  1995	Bendigo
  1994	Bendigo
  1993	Macleod
  1992	Box Hill TS
  1991	Bendigo
  1990	Templestowe
  1989	Templestiowe
  1988	Templestowe

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Templestowe
  2024	Berwick
  2023	Templestowe
  2022	Bendigo Senior
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Box Hill Senior
  2018	Box Hill Senior
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Box Hill Senior
  2015	Emmanuel C
  2014	Camberwell
  2013	Camberwell
  2012	Brighton
  2011	Box Hill
  2010	Box Hill
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Box Hill
  2006	Ballarat HS
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Box Hill
  2002	Bendigo
  2001	Western Heights
  2000	Melbourne HS
  1999	Box Hill
  1998	Bendigo
  1997	Bendigo
  1996	Bendigo
  1995	Horsham
  1994	Horsham
  1993	Eltham
  1992	Vermont
  1991	Doveton
  1990	Melbourne HS
  1989	Vermont
  1988	Watsonia

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Premier League

  Premier League Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2023	Not Contested
  2022	Not Contested
  2021	Not Contested
  2020	Not Contested
  2019	Not Contested
  2018	Not Contested
  2017	Not Contested
  2016	Not Contested
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Ballarat HS

  Premier League Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2023	Not Contested
  2022	Not Contested
  2021	Not Contested
  2020	Not Contested
  2019	Not Contested
  2018	Not Contested
  2017	Not Contested
  2016	Not Contested
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Box Hill
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Rowville

• Bowls

  Expand Bowls

  The Bowls honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Kyabram is the standout program, with 9 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Cowes
  2024	Lindenow
  2023	Plenty Parklands
  2022	Kyabram
  2021	Kyabram
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	St. Joseph's PS Warrnambool
  2018	Our Lady Help of Christians
  2017	Our Lady Help of Christians

  Secondary Junior

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Cobram SC
  2025	Kyabram
  2024	Kyabram
  2023	Trinity C Colac
  2022	Echuca
  2021	Kyabram
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Kyabram

  Secondary Senior

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Kyabram
  2025	Vermont
  2024	FCJ C Benalla
  2023	Kyabram
  2022	Camperdown
  2021	Kyabram
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melton

  Secondary

  Year	State Champion
  2018	Cobden
  2017	Bacchus Marsh
  2016	Bacchus Marsh
  2015	Cobden
  2014	John Monash
  2013	Beechworth
  2012	Bacchus Marsh
  2011	Bendigo SSC
  2010	Bacchus Marsh
  2009	Wodonga
  2008	Ballarat SC
  2007	Western Port
  2006	Cheltenham
  2005	Ballarat SC
  2004	Belmont
  2003	Altona
  2002	Wangaratta
  2001	TBC
  2000	Ballarat HS
  1999	Whittlesea
  1998	Kurunjang
  1997	McKinnon
  1996	TBC
  1995	TBC
  1994	TBC
  1993	Wendouree
  1992	Cohuna
  1991	Wendouree
  1990	No Competition
  1989	Yea
  1988	Echuca

• Cricket

  Expand Cricket

  The Cricket honour roll runs from 1988–2025. Norwood is the standout program, with 22 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Bass Valley
  2024	Bass Valley
  2023	Bass Valley
  2022	Skipton
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Skipton
  2018	Skipton
  2017	Skipton
  2016	Brighton Beach
  2015	Rangeview
  2014	Warrnambool East
  2013	Warrnambool East
  2012	TBC
  2011	Balnarring
  2010	Skipton
  2009	Tucker Road
  2008	TBC
  2007	TBC
  2006	Malvern
  1990	No Competition Held - "Classroom Teaching Campaign"

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St Therese's Kennington
  2024	St Louis de Monfort
  2023	St Bernard's Wangaratta
  2022	Our Lady Help of Christians
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	St. Louis de Montfort's
  2018	St. Bernard's Wangaratta
  2017	Berwick
  2016	St. Joseph's Warrnambool
  2015	Alfredton
  2014	St Johns Euroa
  2013	Kew East
  2012	TBC
  2011	Kennington
  2010	Minaret
  2009	Hampton
  2008	TBC
  2007	TBC
  2006	Pearcedale

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Mentone Girls
  2024	Norwood
  2023	Melbourne Girls
  2022	Glen Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Wanganui Park
  2018	Wanganui Park
  2017	Bendigo SE
  2016	Vermont
  2015	Melbourne Girls
  2014	Mt. Waverley
  2013	Euroa
  2012	South Gippsland
  2011	Western Heights
  2010	Bendigo SE & Norwood
  2009	Pascoe Vale Girls
  2008	Melbourne Girls
  2007	Bellarine
  2006	Dromana
  2005	Norwood
  2004	Euroa
  2003	Ashwood
  2002	Norwood & St Helena
  2001	Geelong
  2000	Viewbank
  1999	Mornington
  1998	Canterbury
  1997	Norwood
  1996	Mentone Girls
  1995	Norwood
  1994	Norwood
  1993	Norwood
  1992	Norwood
  1991	Sebastopol
  1989	Upwey
  1988	Moonee Ponds

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley
  2024	Rowville
  2023	McKinnon
  2022	McKinnon
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Catherine McAuley
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Bendigo SE
  2015	Brentwood
  2014	Vermont
  2013	Frankston
  2012	Notre Dame
  2011	Warrnambool
  2010	Wantirna
  2009	Kyabram
  2008	Maribyrnong
  2007	Viewbank
  2006	Frankston
  2005	Warrnambool
  2004	Parkdale
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Ballarat HS & Frankston
  2001	Oberon
  2000	Vermont
  1999	Bairnsdale
  1998	Traralgon
  1997	Croydon
  1996	Warrnambool
  1995	Strathmore
  1994	Western Heights
  1993	Sebastopol
  1992	Upper Yarra
  1991	Montmorency
  1989	Rosanna East
  1988	Fairhills

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley
  2024	Melbourne Girls
  2023	Emmanuel
  2022	Mt Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melbourne Girls
  2018	Euroa SC
  2017	Vermont
  2016	Galen
  2015	Mount Waverley
  2014	Euroa
  2013	Norwood
  2012	Crusoe
  2011	Koonung
  2010	Dromana
  2009	Strathmore
  2008	Rosehill
  2007	Kangaroo Flat
  2006	Norwood
  2005	Kangaroo Flat
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	St Helena
  2002	Monterey
  2001	Strathmore
  2000	Berwick
  1999	Gisborne
  1998	Norwood
  1997	Ashwood
  1996	Norwood
  1995	Macleod

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Emmanuel
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Notre Dame
  2014	Frankston
  2013	Notre Dame
  2012	McKinnon
  2011	Catholic College Bendigo
  2010	Kooweerup
  2009	Vermont
  2008	Cheltenham
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Vermont
  2005	Parkdale
  2004	Vermont
  2003	Wanganui Park
  2002	Ballarat
  2001	Gisborne
  2000	Bairnsdale
  1999	Traralgon
  1998	Irymple
  1997	Wanganui Park
  1996	Strathmore
  1995	Karingal

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	McKinnon
  2024	Glen Waverley
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bentleigh
  2018	Marist C Bendigo
  2017	Frankston
  2016	Notre Dame
  2015	McKinnon
  2014	Nagle
  2013	Bendigo SE
  2012	Bendigo SE
  2011	Crusoe
  2010	Melbourne Girls
  2009	Dromana
  2008	Werribee
  2007	Drouin
  2006	Drouin
  2005	Mentone Girls
  2004	MacRobertson
  2003	Emerald
  2002	Berwick
  2001	Gisborne
  2000	Mentone Girls
  1999	Matthew Flinders
  1998	Mentone Girls
  1997	Mentone Girls
  1996	Benalla
  1995	Norwood
  1994	Norwood
  1993	Norwood
  1992	Mentone Girls
  1991	Matthew Flinders
  1989	Greenwood
  1988	Greenwood

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Catherine McAuley C
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Frankston
  2017	Mornington
  2016	CC Bendigo
  2015	Notre Dame
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Wantirna
  2012	Western Heights
  2011	Notre Dame
  2010	Cheltenham
  2009	Lilydale
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Mt Erin
  2006	Werribee
  2005	Williamstown
  2004	Gleneagle
  2003	Oberon
  2002	Numurkah
  2001	Rutherglen
  2000	Patterson River
  1999	Warrnambool
  1998	Frankston
  1997	Kyabram
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Karingal
  1994	Karingal
  1993	Rosanna East
  1992	Upper Yarra
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1989	Ringwood
  1988	Norwood

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	SEDA CA Carlton
  2024	SEDA CA Carlton
  2023	Notre Dame
  2022	Balwyn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Koonung
  2018	Norwood
  2017	Norwood
  2016	Norwood
  2015	Mildura
  2014	Mildura
  2013	Strathmore
  2012	Hallam
  2011	Hallam
  2010	Hallam
  2009	Pascoe Vale Girls
  2008	Pascoe Vale Girls
  2007	Pascoe Vale Girls
  2006	Norwood
  2005	Strathmore
  2004	Bairnsdale
  2003	Ballarat SC
  2002	Mentone Girls
  2001	Norwood
  2000	Kurunjang
  1999	Emerald
  1998	Western Heights
  1997	Frankston
  1996	Frankston
  1995	Norwood
  1994	Gisborne
  1993	Matthew Flinders
  1992	MacRobertson
  1991	Huntingdale
  1989	Greenwood
  1988	TBC

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Notre Dame
  2018	Notre Dame
  2017	Grovedale
  2016	CC Bendigo
  2015	Bendigo SSC
  2014	Western Heights
  2013	Bendigo SSC
  2012	Vermont
  2011	Western Heights
  2010	Bendigo SSC
  2009	Drouin
  2008	Bendigo
  2007	Rowville
  2006	Frankston
  2005	Melbourne HS
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Heathmont
  2002	Mildura
  2001	McKinnon
  2000	Melbourne HS
  1999	Tallangatta
  1998	Castlemaine
  1997	Western Port
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Norwood
  1994	Bendigo
  1993	Bendigo
  1992	Sunshine
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1989	Melbourne HS
  1988	Melbourne HS

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

• Cross Country

  Expand Cross Country

  The Cross Country School Teams honour roll runs from 1988–2024. Frankston is the standout program, with 51 state titles across the categories on record.

  12/13 Years Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Box Hill HS
  2023	Parkdale
  2022	Albert Park
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Frankston
  2018	Frankston
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Mentone Girls
  2014	Ballarat HS
  2013	Melbourne Girls
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	East Doncaster
  2010	Lilydale
  2009	Ballarat
  2008	Norwood
  2007	Melbourne Girls
  2006	Canterbury Girls
  2005	Melbourne Girls
  2004	Oberon
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Frankston
  2000	Karingal Park
  1999	Karingal Park
  1998	Frankston
  1997	Canterbury Girls
  1996	Canterbury Girls
  1995	Ouyen
  1994	Cranbourne
  1993	Ouyen
  1992	Ouyen
  1991	Gisborne
  1990	Mordialloc Chelsea
  1989	Wantirna
  1988	Wantirna

  Previously contested as “Under 13 Girls” from 2004–2008; “Junior Girls” from 1988–2003.

  14 Years Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Parkdale
  2023	Albert Park
  2022	Albert Park
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Northcote
  2018	Ringwood
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Mentone Girls
  2015	Ballarat HS
  2014	Melbourne Girls
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Red Cliffs
  2011	Frankston
  2010	Mentone Girls
  2009	Bendigo SE
  2008	Ballarat HS
  2007	Canterbury Girls
  2006	Mentone
  2005	Frankston
  2004	Canterbury Girls

  Previously contested as “Under 14 Girls” from 2004–2008.

  15 Years Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Frankston
  2023	Frankston
  2022	Mordialloc
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Ringwood
  2018	Frankston
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Ballarat HS
  2015	Melbourne Girls
  2014	Mornington
  2013	Drouin
  2012	Frankston
  2011	East Doncaster
  2010	Mentone Girls
  2009	Vermont
  2008	Merbein
  2007	Melbourne Girls
  2006	Franskton
  2005	McKinnon
  2004	Frankston
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Canterbury Girls
  2000	Canterbury Girls
  1999	Canterbury Girls
  1998	Canterbury Girls
  1997	Ballarat HS
  1996	Horsham
  1995	Ouyen
  1994	Ouyen
  1993	Gisborne
  1992	Doncaster
  1991	Frankston
  1990	Mordialloc Chelsea
  1989	Frankston
  1988	Frankston

  Previously contested as “Under 15 Girls” from 2005–2008; “Under 16 Girls” in 2004; “Inter Girls” from 1988–2003.

  16 Years Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Beaumaris
  2023	Mordialloc
  2022	McKinnon
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Northcote
  2018	Mt. Waverley
  2017	Ballarat HS
  2016	Mentone Girls
  2015	Frankston
  2014	Frankston
  2013	Frankston
  2012	MacRobertson
  2011	MacRobertson
  2010	Vermont
  2009	Merbein
  2008	Ballarat HS
  2007	Frankston
  2006	McKinnon
  2005	Canterbury Girls

  Previously contested as “Under 16 Girls” from 2005–2008.

  17-20 Years Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Mordialloc
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Gisborne
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Bendigo Senior
  2017	Canterbury Girls
  2016	Frankston
  2015	Frankston
  2014	Canterbury Girls
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	MacRobertson
  2011	MacRobertson
  2010	Ballarat HS
  2009	MacRobertson
  2008	Frankston
  2007	McKinnon
  2006	Frankston
  2005	Frankston
  2004	Karingal Park
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Canterbury Girls
  2001	Stawell
  2000	Canterbury Girls
  1999	Canterbury Girls
  1998	Strathmore
  1997	Ouyen
  1996	Ouyen
  1995	Benalla
  1994	Gisborne
  1993	Wangaratta
  1992	Balwyn
  1991	Balwyn
  1990	Frankston
  1989	Dimboola
  1988	Foster

  Previously contested as “Under 21 Girls” from 2004–2008; “Senior Girls” from 1988–2003.

  12/13 Years Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	McKinnon
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Blackburn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Mornington
  2017	Ballarat HS
  2016	Frankston
  2015	Bendigo SE
  2014	Mornington
  2013	Mornington
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Kooweerup
  2010	Northcote
  2009	McKinnon
  2008	Cheltenham
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Frankston
  2005	Mt Eliza
  2004	Glen Waverley
  2003	Karingal Park
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Karingal Park
  2000	Karingal Park
  1999	Frankston
  1998	Frankston
  1997	Frankston
  1996	Ballarat
  1995	Cheltenham
  1994	Cranbourne
  1993	Ararat
  1992	Benalla
  1991	Eaglehawk
  1990	Brentwood
  1989	Frankston
  1988	Queenscliff

  Previously contested as “Under 13 Boys” from 2004–2008; “Junior Boys” from 1988–2003.

  14 Years Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Mornington
  2023	Blackburn
  2022	Mount Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bendigo SE
  2018	Northcote
  2017	Frankston
  2016	Bendigo SE
  2015	Bendigo SE
  2014	Mornington
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Balwyn
  2011	Ballarat HS
  2010	Horsham
  2009	Williamstown
  2008	Frankston
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Mooroopna
  2005	Oberon
  2004	Brauer

  Previously contested as “Under 14 Boys” from 2004–2008.

  15 Years Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	Strathmore
  2022	Mornington
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Emmanuel
  2018	Northcote
  2017	Bendigo SE
  2016	Bendigo SE
  2015	Mornington
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Northcote
  2012	Ballarat HS
  2011	Northcote
  2010	Ringwood
  2009	McKinnon
  2008	Frankston
  2007	Brentwood
  2006	Echuca
  2005	Brauer
  2004	Wantirna
  2003	Brauer
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Frankston
  2000	Frankston
  1999	Flora Hill
  1998	Ballarat SC
  1997	Ballarat SC
  1996	Ballarat
  1995	Horsham
  1994	Lowanna
  1993	Bellarine
  1992	Norwood
  1991	Red Cliffs
  1990	Ararat
  1989	Mordialloc Chelsea
  1988	Belmont

  Previously contested as “Under 15 Boys” from 2005–2008; “Under 16 Boys” in 2004; “Inter Boys” from 1988–2003.

  16 Years Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Strathmore
  2023	Mornington
  2022	Frankston
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Frankston
  2018	Bendigo SE
  2017	Bendigo SE
  2016	Mornington
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	Melbourne HS
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	McKinnon
  2009	Bellarine
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Wangaratta
  2005	Ballarat HS

  Previously contested as “Under 16 Boys” from 2005–2008.

  17-20 Years Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Parkdale
  2023	Bendigo SSC
  2022	Vermont
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mornington
  2018	Eltham
  2017	Melbourne HS
  2016	Melbourne HS
  2015	Melbourne HS
  2014	Melbourne HS
  2013	Melbourne HS
  2012	Melbourne HS
  2011	Melbourne HS
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	Melbourne HS
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Camberwell
  2005	Vermont
  2004	Rosebud
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Ringwood
  2000	Melbourne HS
  1999	Brauer
  1998	Brauer
  1997	Newcomb
  1996	Geelong
  1995	Bendigo
  1994	Melbourne HS
  1993	Ararat
  1992	Wattle Park
  1991	Frankston
  1990	Frankston
  1989	Ballarat
  1988	Frankston

  Previously contested as “Under 21 Boys” from 2004–2008; “Senior Boys” from 1988–2003.

• Football

  Expand Football

  The Football (Soccer) honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Maribyrnong is the standout program, with 38 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St Francis of Assisi Mill Park
  2024	St Bede's PS North Balwyn
  2023	St Patrick's PS Geelong West
  2022	St Patrick's PS Geelong West
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	St. Chrisopher's Airport West
  2018	St. James Brighton
  2017	Hampton
  2016	Plenty Parklands
  2015	Kingsville
  2014	Hampton
  2013	St James
  2012	St Christopher's Airport West
  2011	Hampton
  2010	Firbank
  2009	Mt Scopus
  2008	Woodlands
  2007	Edithvale
  2006	Camberwell
  2005	Beaumaris

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St Monica's Moonee Ponds
  2024	Plenty Parklands
  2023	Holy Family Mount Waverley
  2022	Oakleigh Grammar
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Hampton
  2018	Hampton
  2017	Kardinia International
  2016	St Christopher's Airport West
  2015	Westbourne
  2014	Black Rock
  2013	Good Shepherd Lutheran
  2012	Plenty Parklands
  2011	Plenty Parklands
  2010	Hampton
  2009	Hampton
  2008	Hampton
  2007	Ivanhoe East
  2006	Holy Family Geelong
  2005	St Paul's Kealba

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Keilor Downs
  2024	Thornbury* & Western Heights* (* Joint Winners declared - Final abandoned due to weather)
  2023	Canterbury
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Balwyn
  2018	Brighton
  2017	Bendigo South East
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Bendigo South East
  2014	Taylors Lakes
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	McKinnon
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Kurnai
  2009	Kurnai
  2008	Mentone Girls
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Matthew Flinders
  2004	St Helena
  2003	Mentone Girls
  2002	Templestowe
  2001	Blackburn
  2000	Carwatha
  1999	TBC
  1998	Brighton
  1997	Keilor Downs
  1996	Mentone Girls
  1995	Morwell

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Albert Park
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Taylors Lakes
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Strathmore
  2016	Strathmore
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Lavalla
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Notre Dame
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Brunswick
  2008	Keilor Downs
  2007	Dandenong
  2006	McKinnon
  2005	Brentwood
  2004	Essendon-Keilor
  2003	Gladstone Park
  2002	Cobram
  2001	Galen
  2000	Keilor Downs
  1999	Cheltenham
  1998	Keilor Downs
  1997	Keilor Downs
  1996	Keilor Downs
  1995	Gladstone Park
  1994	Keilor Downs
  1993	Thomastown
  1992	Thomastown
  1991	Thornbury
  1990	Thomastown
  1989	Springvale
  1988	Thomastown

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Eiisbeth Murdoch
  2017	Parkdale
  2016	Brighton
  2015	University
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Bendigo SE
  2010	Northcote
  2009	University
  2008	Mentone Girls
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Thomastown
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	Northcote
  2002	Blackburn
  2001	Galen
  2000	Fairhills
  1999	TBC
  1998	Canterbury Girls
  1997	Wheelers Hill
  1996	Flora Hill
  1995	Morwell

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Strathmore
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Lavalla
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Lavalla
  2011	Rowville
  2010	St Albans
  2009	St Albans
  2008	Wanganui Park
  2007	Gleneagles
  2006	Cheltenham
  2005	Gladstone Park
  2004	Cheltenham
  2003	Cobram
  2002	Keilor Downs
  2001	Keilor Downs
  2000	Noble Park
  1999	TBC
  1998	Flora Hill
  1997	Northcote
  1996	Gladstone Park
  1995	North Geelong

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Parkdale
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	University
  2016	University
  2015	McKinnon
  2014	Bendigo South East
  2013	Bendigo South East
  2012	Bendigo South East
  2011	Northcote
  2010	Melbourne Girls
  2009	Mentone Girls
  2008	Mentone Girls
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Mentone Girls
  2004	Williamstown
  2003	Strathmore
  2002	Highvale
  2001	Catholic College Bendigo
  2000	Mentone Girls
  1999	TBC
  1998	Flora Hill
  1997	Kurnai
  1996	Flora Hill
  1995	Kew

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Strathmore
  2018	Mount Waverley
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Rowville
  2015	Dandenong
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Notre Dame
  2012	Rowville
  2011	Bendigo South East
  2010	Bendigo SE
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Keior Downs
  2007	Fawkner
  2006	Lyndale
  2005	Cobram
  2004	Thomastown
  2003	Hampton Park
  2002	Cheltenham
  2001	Noble Park
  2000	Flora Hill
  1999	TBC
  1998	St Albans
  1997	St Albans
  1996	Flora Hill
  1995	Keilor Downs
  1994	Northcote
  1993	Thomastown
  1992	Thornbury-Darebin
  1991	Huntingdale
  1990	Thornbury-Darebin
  1989	Oakleigh
  1988	Kew

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Taylors Lakes
  2024	Girton
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Brighton
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Lakeview
  2018	Ballarat HS
  2017	McKinnon
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Lavalla
  2013	Echuca
  2012	Bendigo SSC
  2011	Ballarat HS
  2010	Bendigo SSC
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Wodonga
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Northcote
  2005	Keilor Downs
  2004	Bendigo
  2003	Cheltenham
  2002	Bendigo
  2001	Bendigo
  2000	Bendigo
  1999	TBC
  1998	TBC
  1997	Bendigo
  1996	North Geelong
  1995	Bendigo
  1994	Reservoir
  1993	Reservoir
  1992	Sebastopol
  1991	Huntingdale
  1990	Moe
  1989	Thornbury
  1988	TBC

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Brighton
  2024	Williamstown
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Lakeview
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Notre Dame
  2018	Roxburgh
  2017	Dandenong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Braybrook
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Doncaster
  2010	Lyndale
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Gladstone Park
  2007	Lyndale
  2006	Lalor North
  2005	Thomastown
  2004	St Albans
  2003	Keilor Downs
  2002	South Oakleigh
  2001	Keilor Downs
  2000	Wellington
  1999	Noble Park
  1998	TBC
  1997	Cleeland
  1996	Thomastown
  1995	Keilor Downs
  1994	Keilor Downs
  1993	Essendon Keilor
  1992	Keilor Heights
  1991	Northcote
  1990	Springvale
  1989	Cheltenham
  1988	Prahran

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Premier League

  Premier League Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Rowville
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong

  Premier League Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Keilor Downs
  2022	Keilor Downs
  2021	Maribyrnong
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Rowville
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Rowville
  2015	Rowville

  Golf

  The Golf honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Rowville is the standout program, with 7 state titles across the categories on record.

  Junior

  Juniors

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Not contested
  2025	Not contested
  2024	Not contested
  2023	Not contested
  2022	Not contested
  2021	Not contested
  2020	Not contested
  2019	Not contested
  2018	Not contested
  2017	Not contested
  2016	Not contested
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Rowville
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Kyneton
  2008	Oberon
  2007	Wonthaggi
  2006	Wonthaggi
  2005	Beechworth
  2004	Mt Eliza
  2003	Gisborne

  Senior

  Seniors

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Not contested
  2025	Not contested
  2024	Not contested
  2023	Not contested
  2022	Not contested
  2021	Not contested
  2020	Not contested
  2019	Not contested
  2018	Not contested
  2017	Not contested
  2016	Not contested
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Parkdale
  2013	Bendigo SSC
  2012	Catholic College Wodonga
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Rosebud
  2009	Rosebud
  2008	Rosebud
  2007	Lyndhurst
  2006	Bellarine
  2005	Mt Eliza
  2004	Warrnambool
  2003	Mill Park
  2002	Horsham
  2001	Sandringham
  2000	Lilydale
  1999	Shepparton
  1998	Kyneton
  1997	Kyabram
  1996	Wangaratta
  1995	Horsham
  1994	Orbost
  1993	Frankston
  1992	Kyneton
  1991	Frankston
  1990	Sandringham
  1989	Cheltenham
  1988	Rosebud

  Gymnastics

  The Gymnastics honour roll runs from 2016–2021.

  Primary

  Primary

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak
  2017	Loreto Mandeville Hall Toorak

  Secondary

  Secondary

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mt. Beauty SC
  2018	Mt. Beauty SC
  2017	Mary MacKillop Catholic Regional College Leongatha
  2016	Balwyn HS

• Golf

  Expand Golf

  Secondary Senior Combined

  2014: Maribyrnong College

  2015: Maribyrnong College

  2016: Rowville Secondary College

  2017: Rowville Secondary College

  2018: Maribyrnong College

  2019: Maribyrnong College

  2022: Rowville Secondary College

  2023: Rowville Secondary College

  2024: Maribyrnong College

• Hockey

  Expand Hockey

  The Hockey honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Maribyrnong is the standout program, with 26 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls Hockey 7S

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Spring Gully
  2024	Yarra
  2023	Bentleigh West
  2022	Lauriston
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Hamilton & Alexandra
  2018	Beaumaris
  2017	Lauriston
  2016	Lauriston
  2015	Iramoo
  2014	Balmoral
  2013	Beaconsfield Upper
  2012	Diamond Creek East
  2011	MLC
  2010	Auburn Sth

  Primary Boys/Mixed Hockey 7S

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Hamilton & Alexandra
  2024	Penleigh & Essendon
  2023	Mount View
  2022	Beverley Hills
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Hamilton & Alexandra
  2018	Leopold
  2017	Boroondara Park
  2016	Ivanhoe
  2015	Sacred Heart Newport
  2014	Moonee Ponds
  2013	Brighton
  2012	Laburnum
  2011	Laburnum
  2010	Holy Trinity

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne Girls
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	Cathedral
  2022	Blackburn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Marist-Sion C Warragul
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	Melbourne Girls
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Koonung
  2012	Catholic College Wodonga
  2011	McKinnon
  2010	Melbourne Girls
  2009	Cheltenham
  2008	Canterbury Girls
  2007	Beechworth
  2006	Melbourne
  2005	Canterbury Girls
  2004	Koonung
  2003	Beechworth
  2002	Strathmore
  2001	Brighton
  2000	Kew
  1999	TBC
  1998	Maryborough
  1997	Eltham
  1996	Maryborough
  1995	Eumemmerring
  1994	Rutherglen
  1993	Wodonga West
  1992	Euroa
  1991	Rutherglen
  1990	Rutherglen
  1989	Werribee
  1988	Weribee

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	East Doncaster
  2022	Balwyn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Patterson River
  2018	Parkdale
  2017	Strathmore
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	Camberwell
  2011	Frankston
  2010	Koonung
  2009	Brunswick
  2008	Mt Eliza
  2007	St Helena
  2006	Cheltenham
  2005	Cheltenham
  2004	Maffra
  2003	Berwick
  2002	Camberwell
  2001	Viewbank
  2000	Camberwell
  1999	TBC
  1998	Rutherglen
  1997	Balwyn
  1996	University
  1995	University
  1994	Viewbank
  1993	Kingsbury
  1992	Wodonga West
  1991	Strathmore
  1990	Kingsbury
  1989	Huntingdale
  1988	Balwyn

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Irymple
  2024	Princes Hill
  2023	Blackburn
  2022	Frankston
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Chairo Christian S Drouin
  2018	Melbourne Girls
  2017	Balwyn
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Koonung
  2013	Brighton
  2012	Western Heights
  2011	Melbourne Girls
  2010	Cheltenham
  2009	Canterbury Girls
  2008	Beechworth
  2007	Melbourne Girls
  2006	Canterbury Girls
  2005	Koonung
  2004	Williamstown
  2003	Canterbury Girls
  2002	Maryborough
  2001	Mordialloc
  2000	Wodonga
  1999	TBC
  1998	Eltham
  1997	Rutherglen
  1996	Swan Hill
  1995	Mt Eliza

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Viewbank
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Bendigo South East
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bendigo South East
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Camberwell
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Strathmore
  2013	Camberwell
  2012	Kaniva
  2011	Nagle
  2010	Brunswisk
  2009	Mt Eliza
  2008	McKinnon
  2007	Diamond Valley
  2006	St Helena
  2005	Beechworth
  2004	Vermont
  2003	University
  2002	St Helena
  2001	Maryborough
  2000	Koonung
  1999	Rutherglen
  1998	Footscray City
  1997	Strathmore
  1996	Eltham
  1995	Viewbank

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Hume Anglican GS
  2024	Birchip P-12 C/Charlton C/St Arnaud SC
  2023	Irymple
  2022	Bendigo South East
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melbourne Girls
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Catholic College Wodonga
  2014	McKinnon & Maribyrnong
  2013	Melbourne Girls
  2012	Melbourne Girls
  2011	Canterbury Girls
  2010	Beechworth
  2009	Melbourne Girls
  2008	Drouin
  2007	Koonung
  2006	Berwick
  2005	Canterbury Girls
  2004	Warrnambool
  2003	Beechworth
  2002	McKinnon
  2001	Maryborough
  2000	Eltham
  1999	TBC
  1998	Swan Hill
  1997	Strathmore
  1996	Drouin
  1995	Tallangatta
  1994	St Arnaud
  1993	Mooroopna
  1992	Rutherglen
  1991	Rutherglen
  1990	Rutherglen
  1989	Mooroopna
  1988	Euroa

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	Hume Anglican GS
  2022	Hume Anglican GS
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Frankston
  2013	Nagle
  2012	Strathmore
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	McKinnon
  2009	Melbourne HS
  2008	St Helena
  2007	Buckley Park
  2006	Beechworth
  2005	Drouin
  2004	St Helena
  2003	St Helena
  2002	Koonung
  2001	Melbourne HS
  2000	Rutherglen
  1999	TBC
  1998	University
  1997	Melbourne HS
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Melbourne HS
  1994	Yarrawonga
  1993	Rosanna East
  1992	Galvin Park
  1991	Macleod
  1990	University
  1989	Parkwood
  1988	Balwyn

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Hume Anglican Grammar Mt Ridley
  2025	Chairo Christian S Drouin
  2024	Mildura
  2023	Chairo Christian S Drouin
  2022	Chairo Christian S Drouin
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Monivae
  2018	Wedderburn
  2017	Koonung
  2016	Frankston
  2015	Melbourne Girls
  2014	Rutherglen
  2013	Canterbury Girls
  2012	Beechworth
  2011	Strathmore & Doncaster
  2010	Rutherglen
  2009	Williamstown
  2008	Koonung
  2007	Berwick
  2006	Warrnambool
  2005	Beechworth
  2004	Dimboola
  2003	Maryborough
  2002	Strathmore
  2001	Drouin
  2000	Hallam
  1999	Wodonga
  1998	Drouin
  1997	Macleod
  1996	Macleod
  1995	Birchip
  1994	Rutherglen
  1993	Boort
  1992	Rutherglen
  1991	Rutherglen
  1990	Strathmore
  1989	Nhill
  1988	Karingal

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Mordialloc
  2024	Hume Anglican GS
  2023	Hume Anglican GS
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Mildura
  2017	Chairo Christian C
  2016	Warrnambool
  2015	Nagle
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	McKinnon
  2011	Melbourne HS
  2010	Melbourne HS
  2009	Warrnambool
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Melbourne HS
  2005	Melbourne HS
  2004	Strathmore
  2003	Melbourne HS
  2002	Melbourne HS
  2001	Strathmore
  2000	University
  1999	Rutherglen
  1998	Balwyn
  1997	Balwyn
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Altona
  1994	Macleod
  1993	Galvin Park
  1992	Melbourne HS
  1991	Camberwell
  1990	Melbourne HS
  1989	Chandler
  1988	Koonung

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

• Lacrosse

  Expand Lacrosse

  The Lacrosse honour roll runs from 2018–2025. Williamstown is the standout program, with 11 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Williamstown
  2024	St Patrick's Mentone
  2023	Wembley
  2022	St. Patrick's Mentone
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St Patrick's Mentone
  2024	St Mary's Williamstown
  2023	Hampton
  2022	Williamstown
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Junior

  Junior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Williamstown
  2024	Melbourne Girls
  2023	Sandringham
  2022	Melbourne Girls
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Patterson River

  Junior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Williamstown
  2024	Montmorency
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Patterson River
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Williamstown

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne Girls C
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Patterson River
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Wantirna

  Intermediate Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Norwood
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Williamstown
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Wantirna

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Williamstown
  2023	Melbourne Girls
  2022	Williamstown
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Williamstown

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Williamstown
  2023	Melbourne High
  2022	St. Helena
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Williamstown

• Netball

  Expand Netball

  The Netball honour roll runs from 1988–2025. Vermont is the standout program, with 22 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	St. Francis of the Field
  2024	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2023	Laburnum
  2022	Montpellier
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount View
  2018	St Monica's Wodonga
  2017	Malvern
  2016	St Bernadette's Ivanhoe
  2015	St Therese's Kennington
  2014	Williamstown
  2013	St Joseph's Warrnambool
  2012	Lumen Chritsi Point Cook
  2011	St Peters East Bentleigh
  2010	Beaconhills
  2009	St Pious X
  2008	Echuca
  2007	St Francis of Fields
  2006	King David
  2005	Ashburton

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Nazareth
  2024	Inverloch/ Kongwak
  2023	St Patrick's Camperdown
  2022	St Mary's Echuca
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	St Thomas the Apostle Black
  2018	St Thomas the Apostle Black
  2017	Berwick Fields
  2016	Tucker Road
  2015	Inverlock
  2014	Our Lady of Assumption
  2013	Inverloch
  2012	Croydon Hills
  2011	Bellaire
  2010	Sacred Heart Croydon
  2009	Croydon Hills
  2008	Star of the Sea
  2007	Black Rock
  2006	Our Lady of the Pines
  2005	Our Lady of the Pines

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Emmanuel
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Catherine McAuley
  2022	Emmanuel
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Catholic C Sale
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Catholic College Sale
  2016	Catholic College Bendigo
  2015	Wonthaggi
  2014	Parkdale
  2013	Mentone Girls
  2012	Catholic College Bendigo
  2011	Rowville
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Wanganui Park
  2008	Williamstown
  2007	Sunbury
  2006	Vermont
  2005	Vermont
  2004	Frankston
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Cohuna
  2001	Wonthaggi
  2000	Vermont
  1999	Vermont
  1998	Vermont
  1997	Mentone Girls
  1996	Sunbury
  1995	Yarrawonga
  1994	Sunbury
  1993	Flora Hill
  1992	Leongatha
  1991	Vermont
  1990	Colac
  1989	Greenwood
  1988	Shepparton

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Junior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2024	Trafalgar
  2023	Blackburn
  2022	Blackburn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Alkira
  2018	Lavalla
  2017	Camberwell
  2016	Bendigo SE
  2015	Lilydale
  2014	Camberwell
  2013	Belmont
  2012	McKinnon
  2011	Kooweerup
  2010	Bendigo SE
  2009	Camberwell
  2008	Camberwell
  2007	Koonung
  2006	Wonthaggi
  2005	Belmont
  2004	Belmont
  2003	Belmont
  2002	Craigieburn
  2001	Bellarine
  2000	Upwey
  1999	Benalla
  1998	Williamstown

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Blackburn

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley
  2024	Catherine McAuley
  2023	Emmanuel
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Rowville
  2017	Catholic College Bendigo
  2016	Wonthaggi
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Catholic College Bendigo
  2012	Emmanuel
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Wanganui Park
  2009	Williamstown
  2008	Williamstown
  2007	Williamstown
  2006	Vermont
  2005	Frankston
  2004	Vermont
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Kyabram
  2001	Korumburra
  2000	Vermont
  1999	Vermont
  1998	Brentwood
  1997	Sunbury
  1996	Yarrawonga
  1995	Sunbury

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Warracknabeal

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catherine McAuley
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Catherine McAuley C
  2018	Wonthaggi
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Rowville
  2015	Emmanuel
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Emmanuel
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Catholic College Bendigo
  2010	Rowville
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Vermont
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Benalla
  2005	Sunbury
  2004	Wantirna
  2003	Vermont
  2002	St Helena
  2001	Vermont
  2000	Mentone Girls
  1999	Drouin
  1998	Vermont
  1997	Sunbury
  1996	Sunbury
  1995	Cheltenham
  1994	Scoresby
  1993	Berwick
  1992	Kyabram
  1991	Kyabram
  1990	Flora Hill
  1989	Sunbury
  1988	Sunbury

  Inter Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Catholic College Wodonga
  2024	Blackburn
  2023	Catherine McAuley
  2022	Catherine McAuley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Wonthaggi
  2018	Bendigo SE
  2017	Lilydale
  2016	Camberwell
  2015	Belmont
  2014	Bendigo SE
  2013	Bendigo SE
  2012	Bendigo SE
  2011	Camberwell
  2010	Bendigo SE
  2009	Brentwood
  2008	Lilydale
  2007	Belmont
  2006	McKinnon
  2005	Flora Hill
  2004	Craigieburn
  2003	Upwey
  2002	Upwey
  2001	Melbourne HS
  2000	Emerald
  1999	Williamstown
  1998	Dandenong

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Mary MacKillop Leongatha
  2024	Bass Coast
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Catholic C Sale
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Bendigo SSC
  2015	Bendigo SSC
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Williamstown
  2011	Williamstown
  2010	Williamstown
  2009	St Helena
  2008	Kyabram
  2007	McKinnon
  2006	Vermont
  2005	Mentone Girls
  2004	Vermont
  2003	Vermont
  2002	Vermont
  2001	Mentone Girls
  2000	Sunbury
  1999	Vermont
  1998	Horsham
  1997	Bendigo
  1996	Bendigo
  1995	Boort
  1994	Kyabram
  1993	Bendigo
  1992	Queenscliff
  1991	Cranbourne
  1990	Cranbourne
  1989	Kyabram
  1988	Wangaratta

  Senior Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Western Heights
  2024	Drouin
  2023	Norwood
  2022	Montmorency
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Box Hill HS
  2018	Lilydale
  2017	Melbourne HS
  2016	Bendigo SSC
  2015	Camberwell
  2014	Williamstown
  2013	Melbourne HS
  2012	Camberwell
  2011	Melbourne HS
  2010	Box Hill
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	McKinnon
  2007	Camberwell
  2006	Essendon Keilor
  2005	Doncaster
  2004	Doncaster
  2003	Berwick
  2002	Emerald
  2001	Williamstown
  2000	Williamstown
  1999	Vermont
  1998	Emerald

  Orienteering

  The Orienteering honour roll runs from 2015–2026.

  State Champion

  Year	State Champion
  2026	No Competition
  2025	No Competition
  2024	No Competition
  2023	No Competition
  2022	No Competition
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Melbourne HS
  2017	Ringwood SC
  2016	Ringwood SC
  2015	Melbourne HS

  Rowing

  The Rowing honour roll runs from 2014–2025. Melbourne Girls C is the standout program, with 11 state titles across the categories on record.

  Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne Girls C
  2024	Melbourne Girls C
  2023	Melbourne Girls C
  2022	Melbourne Girls C
  2021	Melbourne Girls C
  2020	Melbourne Girls C
  2019	Melbourne Girls C
  2018	Melbourne Girls C
  2017	Melbourne Girls C
  2016	Melbourne Girls C
  2015	Melbourne Girls C

  Previously contested as “Best Performed School” in 2015.

  Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne HS
  2024	Ballarat HS
  2023	Albert Park C
  2022	Albert Park C
  2021	Albert Park C
  2020	Ballarat HS
  2019	Balwyn
  2018	Melbourne HS
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	Melbourne HS
  2014	Ballarat HS

  Previously contested as “State Champion” from 2014–2015.

  Overall

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Albert Park C

  Girls (Indoor)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	No Competition
  2024	No Competition
  2023	No Competition

  Boys (Indoor)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	No Competition
  2024	No Competition
  2023	No Competition

  Overall (Indoor)

  Year	State Champion
  2024	No Competition
  2023	No Competition

• Rugby League

  Expand Rugby League

  The Rugby League honour roll runs from 1996–2021. Hallam is the standout program, with 17 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	The Grange
  2018	St Mark’s Dingley
  2017	Flinders CCC
  2016	Wallan
  2014	Kurunjang
  2013	Hampton Park
  2012	Westall
  2011	St Peter's East Bentleigh
  2010	Kurunjang
  2009	Kurunjang
  2008	St Peter's East Bentleigh

  Primary Girls Tag

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Lysterfield
  2018	Oakleigh South
  2017	Melrose
  2016	Oakleigh South
  2014	Kismet Park
  2013	Parkdale
  2012	TBC
  2011	TBC

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	The Grange
  2018	Derrimut
  2017	The Grange
  2016	Hampton Park
  2014	The Grange
  2013	Mount Ridley
  2012	Northern Bay
  2011	Westall
  2010	Westall
  2009	Kurunjang
  2008	Cranbourne West
  2007	Mandama
  2006	Mandama
  2005	Westall
  2004	St Peter's East Bentleigh
  2003	Oakleigh South
  2002	Ocean Grove
  2001	Westall
  2000	Ocean Grove
  1999	Warrandyte
  1998	Ocean Grove
  1997	Frankston
  1996	Ocean Grove

  Junior

  Junior Girls Tag 9-A-side

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	The Grange
  2018	Gladstone Park
  2017	Melton
  2016	Mount Ridley
  2014	Hume Central
  2013	Westall
  2012	Bellarine
  2011	Craigieburn

  Junior Girls Tackle 9'S

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount Ridley

  Junior Boys 9-A-side

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Victoria University
  2018	The Grange
  2017	Mount Ridley
  2016	Victoria University
  2014	Victoria University
  2013	Craigieburn
  2012	Westall
  2011	Parkdale
  2010	TBC

  Junior Boys 13-A-side

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melton
  2018	The Grange
  2017	Victoria University
  2016	Keysborough
  2015	Mount Ridley
  2014	Victoria University
  2013	Craigieburn
  2012	Westall
  2011	Craigieburn
  2010	Dandenong

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls Tag

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	The Grange
  2018	Mt Ridley
  2016	Lalor
  2015	Mount Ridley
  2014	TBC
  2013	TBC
  2012	TBC
  2011	TBC

  Inter Girls Tackle 9'S

  Year	State Champion
  2021	The Grange
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Tarneit
  2018	Melton
  2017	Not Awarded

  Intermediate Boys 13-A-side

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount Ridley
  2018	The Grange
  2017	Hallam

  Inter Boys Tackle 9'S

  Year	State Champion
  2021	Victoria University
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Hallam
  2018	Mount Ridley
  2017	Point Cook
  2016	Mount Ridley
  2015	Hallam
  2014	Victoria University
  2013	Hallam
  2012	Victoria University
  2011	Craigieburn
  2010	TBC

  Senior

  Senior Girls Tag

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Not contested
  2018	Gladstone Park
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Hume Central
  2014	TBC
  2013	TBC
  2012	TBC
  2011	TBC

  Senior Girls Tackle 9'S

  Year	State Champion
  2021	The Grange
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount Ridley
  2018	Hallam
  2017	Hallam
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Hume Central
  2014	TBC
  2013	TBC
  2012	TBC
  2011	TBC

  Senior Boys Tackle 9'S

  Year	State Champion
  2021	Mount Ridley
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount Ridley
  2018	Victoria University
  2017	Braybrook
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Victoria University
  2014	Hallam
  2013	Hallam
  2012	Hallam
  2011	Hallam
  2010	Hallam
  2009	Hallam
  2008	Eumemmerring
  2007	Bayside

  Senior Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount Ridley
  2018	Hallam
  2017	Mount Ridley
  2016	Hallam

• Softball

  Expand Softball

  The Softball honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Brentwood is the standout program, with 29 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Bass Valley
  2024	Bass Valley
  2023	Bass Valley
  2022	St. Albans Meadows
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mount View
  2018	Toorak
  2017	Milgate
  2016	Epping
  2015	Alphington Grammar
  2014	Kingswood
  2013	Mount View
  2012	Mount View
  2011	Preston
  2010	Mount View
  2009	Essex Heights
  2008	Mount View
  2007	TBC
  2006	Mount View
  2005	TBC
  2004	Mount View
  2003	TBC
  2002	TBC
  2001	TBC
  2000	TBC
  1999	TBC
  1998	TBC

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Viewbank
  2024	Manifold Heights
  2023	Strathmore North
  2022	Strathmore North
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Strathmore North
  2018	Wonthaggi
  2017	St Jude's Scoresby
  2016	Strathmore North
  2015	Killara
  2014	Strathmore North
  2013	Essex Heights
  2012	Wonthaggi
  2011	Swan Hill
  2010	Syndal South
  2009	Syndal South
  2008	Essex Heights
  2007	TBC
  2006	Thomas Chirnside
  2005	TBC
  2004	Glen Katherine
  2003	TBC
  2002	TBC
  2001	Diamond Creek East
  2000	Diamond Creek East
  1999	TBC
  1998	Glen Katherine
  1990	No Competition Held - "Classroom Teaching Campaign"

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Bass Coast
  2024	Viewbank
  2023	Macleod
  2022	Vermont
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Viewbank
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	Glen Waverley
  2016	Vermont
  2015	Viewbank
  2014	Glen Waverley
  2013	Brentwood
  2012	Glen Waverley
  2011	Camberwell
  2010	Epping
  2009	Canterbury
  2008	Vermont
  2007	Pascoe Vale
  2006	Glen Waverley
  2005	Brentwood
  2004	Mentone
  2003	Williamstown
  2002	Epping
  2001	Pascoe Vale
  2000	South Oakleigh
  1999	TBC
  1998	Pascoe Vale
  1997	Brentwood
  1996	Glen Waverley
  1995	Cheltenham
  1994	Brentwood
  1993	Glen Waverley
  1992	Glen Waverley
  1991	TBC
  1989	Frankston
  1988	Frankston

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Balwyn
  2024	Viewbank
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Brentwood
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Viewbank
  2018	Glen Waverley
  2017	Vermont
  2016	Ringwood
  2015	Sunbury
  2014	Brentwood
  2013	Brighton
  2012	Camberwell
  2011	Brentwood
  2010	Melbourne Girls
  2009	Melton
  2008	Brentwood
  2007	Pascoe Vale
  2006	Brentwood
  2005	Pascoe Vale
  2004	Canterbury Girls
  2003	Chaffey
  2002	Wheelers Hill
  2001	Epping
  2000	Cheltenham
  1999	Cheltenham
  1998	Brentwood
  1997	Wheelers Hill
  1996	Cheltenham
  1995	Mt Erin

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Brentwood
  2025	Koo Wee Rup
  2024	Gladstone Park
  2023	Brentwood
  2022	Beaumaris
  2021	Balwyn
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Montmorency
  2018	Montmorency
  2017	Brentwood
  2016	Brentwood
  2015	Kambrya
  2014	Kambrya
  2013	Camberwell
  2012	Brentwood
  2011	MacRobertson
  2010	Brentwood
  2009	Brentwood
  2008	Chaffey
  2007	Brentwood
  2006	Canterbury Girls
  2005	Canterbury Girls
  2004	Cheltenham
  2003	Cheltenham
  2002	Glen Waverley
  2001	Templestowe
  2000	Cheltenham
  1999	Wheelers Hill
  1998	Wheelers Hill
  1997	Cheltenham
  1996	Brentwood
  1995	Brentwood
  1994	Brentwood
  1993	Cheltenham
  1992	Lyndale
  1991	Frankston
  1989	Cheltenham
  1988	Highvale

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Glen Waverley
  2025	Western Heights
  2024	Beaumaris
  2023	Mac.Robertson
  2022	Mac.Robertson
  2021	Montmorency
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Brentwood
  2018	Brentwood
  2017	Brentwood
  2016	Brentwood
  2015	Rowville
  2014	Rowville
  2013	Canterbury Girls
  2012	John Monash
  2011	Wodonga
  2010	Western Heights
  2009	Western Heights
  2008	Epping
  2007	Sunbury Downs
  2006	Mildura
  2005	Cheltenham
  2004	Highvale
  2003	Templestowe
  2002	Cheltenham
  2001	Wheelers Hill
  2000	Wheelers Hill
  1999	Corio
  1998	Brentwood
  1997	Brentwood
  1996	Brentwood
  1995	Cheltenham
  1994	Brentwood
  1993	Greensborough
  1992	Bairnsdale
  1991	Highvale
  1989	Wheelers Hill
  1988	Wheelers Hill

• Table Tennis

  Expand Table Tennis

  The Table Tennis honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Melbourne HS is the standout program, with 44 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2022	Mt. Martha
  1994	Wheelers Hill
  1993	Rosanna East
  1992	Epping
  1991	Mentone
  1990	Kings Park
  1989	Wheelers Hill
  1988	Wheelers Hill

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Primary Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2022	Holy Rosary

  Primary Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2022	Camberwell
  1994	Melbourne HS
  1993	Warrnambool
  1992	Yarrawonga
  1991	Midlands
  1990	Melbourne HS
  1989	Melbourne HS
  1988	Melbourne HS

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Cathedral C Wangaratta
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Balwyn
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melba
  2018	Girton
  2017	East Doncaster
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Braybrook
  2014	Balwyn
  2013	Canterbury Girls
  2012	Glen Waverley
  2011	Glen Waverley
  2010	Mt Waverley
  2009	Maribyrnong
  2008	Balwyn
  2007	Wellington
  2006	Mt Waverley
  2005	Oberon
  2004	Wellington
  2003	Heatherhill
  2002	Heatherhill
  2001	Macleod
  2000	Balwyn
  1999	Mullauna
  1998	Melbourne
  1997	Glen Waverley
  1996	Lalor North
  1995	Mentone

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	East Doncaster SC
  2024	Alamanda
  2023	McKinnon
  2022	Braybrook
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Brentwood
  2018	Yarrawonga
  2017	Mount Waverley
  2016	Balwyn
  2015	University
  2014	Warrnambool
  2013	Brunswick
  2012	Brunswick
  2011	Balwyn
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	Mt Waverley
  2008	Mt Waverley
  2007	Coomoora
  2006	Glen Waverley
  2005	Ringwood
  2004	Wonthaggi
  2003	Wonthaggi
  2002	Brunswick
  2001	Mornington
  2000	Yarrawonga
  1999	TBC
  1998	Grovedale
  1997	Camberwell
  1996	Lalor North
  1995	Lalor North
  1994	Melbourne HS
  1993	Yarrawonga
  1992	Melbourne HS
  1991	Wantirna
  1990	Melbourne HS
  1989	Melbourne HS
  1988	Coomoora

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Balwyn
  2024	Bayside P-12
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Glen Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Girton
  2018	East Doncaster
  2017	Norwood
  2016	Balwyn & Galen
  2015	Bayside P-12
  2014	Glen Waverley
  2013	Glen Waverley
  2012	Glen Waverley
  2011	Wonthaggi
  2010	Maribyrnnong
  2009	Balwyn
  2008	Wellington
  2007	Mt Waverley
  2006	Balwyn
  2005	Heatherhill
  2004	Heatherhill
  2003	Heatherhill
  2002	Heatherhill
  2001	Heatherhill
  2000	Mullauna
  1999	TBC
  1998	Dandenong
  1997	Lalor North
  1996	Mentone
  1995	Warrnambool
  1994	MacRobertson
  1993	Warrnambool
  1992	Kings Park
  1991	Warrnambool
  1990	Wheelers Hill
  1989	Watsonia
  1988	Sunshine West

  Previously contested as “Inter Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Balwyn
  2024	McKinnon
  2023	Ringwood
  2022	University
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	East Doncaster
  2018	Mt Waverley
  2017	Northcote
  2016	University
  2015	Glen Waverley
  2014	Balwyn
  2013	Brunswick
  2012	Balwyn
  2011	Balwyn
  2010	Mt Waverley
  2009	Mt Waverley
  2008	Bundoora
  2007	Glen Waverley
  2006	Northcote
  2005	Irymple
  2004	Oberon
  2003	Glen Waverley
  2002	Balwyn
  2001	Wellington
  2000	Yarrawonga
  1999	TBC
  1998	Dromana
  1997	Balwyn
  1996	Lalor North
  1995	Brauer

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Glen Waverley
  2024	Glen Waverley
  2023	Glen Waverley
  2022	Glen Waverley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	MacRobertson
  2018	Braybrook
  2017	Bayside
  2016	Irymple
  2015	MacRobertson
  2014	Glen Waverley
  2013	Wonthaggi
  2012	Glen Waverley
  2011	Balwyn
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	Wellington
  2008	MacRobertson
  2007	Balwyn
  2006	Balwyn
  2005	Heatherhill
  2004	Heatherhill
  2003	MacRobertson
  2002	Mullauna
  2001	Pascoe Vale
  2000	Heatherhill
  1999	TBC
  1998	Mentone
  1997	Warrnambool
  1996	Wheelers Hill
  1995	Wheelers Hill
  1994	Greensborough
  1993	Thornbury-Darebin
  1992	Grrensborough
  1991	Greensborough
  1990	Greensborough
  1989	Sunshine West
  1988	Greenwood

  Previously contested as “Senior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne HS
  2024	Melbourne HS
  2023	Melbourne HS
  2022	Nossal
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melbourne HS
  2018	Melbourne HS
  2017	Melbourne HS
  2016	Melbourne HS
  2015	Melbourne HS
  2014	Melbourne HS
  2013	Balwyn
  2012	Melbourne HS
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Melbourne HS
  2009	Melbourne HS
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Melbourne HS
  2005	Melbourne HS
  2004	McKinnon
  2003	Wellington
  2002	Flinders Peak
  2001	Yarrawonga
  2000	St Albans
  1999	TBC
  1998	Lalor North
  1997	Melbourne HS
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Ballarat

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Glen Waverley
  2025	Glen Waverley
  2024	Brentwood
  2023	Ringwood SC
  2022	East Doncaster
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	MacRobertson
  2018	MacRobertson
  2017	MacRobertson
  2016	MacRobertson
  2015	MacRobertson
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	MacRobertson
  2012	Wellington
  2011	Wellington
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	MacRobertson
  2008	MacRobertson
  2007	Heatherhill
  2006	Heatherhill
  2005	Balwyn
  2004	Balwyn
  2003	Balwyn
  2002	MacRobertson
  2001	Matthew Flinders
  2000	Heatherhill
  1999	Mentone
  1998	Balwyn
  1997	Wheelers Hill
  1996	Epping
  1995	Greensborough
  1994	McKinnon
  1993	Balwyn
  1992	Mt Waverley
  1991	Wellington
  1990	Yarrawonga
  1989	Ballarat North TS
  1988	Boronia

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Glen Waverley
  2025	Glen Waverley
  2024	Glen Waverley
  2023	Ilim C
  2022	Southern Cross
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Melbourne HS
  2018	Melbourne HS
  2017	Melbourne HS
  2016	Melbourne HS
  2015	Melbourne HS
  2014	Melbourne HS
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Lyndale
  2011	Belmont
  2010	Melbourne HS
  2009	Melbourne HS
  2008	Melbourne HS
  2007	Melbourne HS
  2006	Melbourne HS
  2005	Melbourne HS
  2004	Coomoora
  2003	Melbourne HS
  2002	Melbourne HS
  2001	Melbourne HS
  2000	Melbourne HS
  1999	Wheelers Hill
  1998	Wheelers Hill
  1997	Grovedale
  1996	Melbourne HS
  1995	Melbourne HS

• Tee Ball

  Expand Tee Ball

  The Tee Ball honour roll runs from 2001–2025. Syndal South is the standout program, with 7 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Bass Valley
  2024	Bass Valley* & St. Anthony's Alphington*
  2023	Bass Valley
  2022	Bass Valley
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bass Valley
  2018	Toorak
  2017	Mill Park
  2016	Mount View
  2015	St Albans Meadows
  2014	St Albans Meadows
  2013	St Albans Meadows
  2012	Preston
  2011	Preston & Mount View
  2010	Balwyn North

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Rangeview
  2024	Marymede* & Rangeview*
  2023	Strathmore North
  2022	Heathmont East
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Milgate
  2018	Strathmore North
  2017	Serpell
  2016	Marymede
  2015	Strathmore North
  2014	Preston
  2013	Stella Maris
  2012	Syndal South
  2011	Warrnambool
  2010	Syndal South
  2009	Syndal South
  2008	Syndal South
  2007	Syndal South
  2006	Syndal South
  2005	TBC
  2004	TBC
  2003	TBC
  2002	TBC
  2001	Syndal South

• Tennis

  Expand Tennis

  The Tennis honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Maribyrnong is the standout program, with 71 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Brentwood Park
  2024	Aintree
  2023	Alamanda
  2022	Mount View
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Williamstown
  2018	Williamstown
  2017	Kardinia
  2016	Wattleview

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Aintree
  2024	Livingstone
  2023	Valkstone
  2022	Christ the Priest
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Templeton
  2018	Mill Park Heights
  2017	Mill Park Heights
  2016	Williamstown
  2015	Valkstone

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Bayside
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	McKinnon
  2018	Hazel Glen
  2017	Strathmore
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Box Hill
  2012	Buckley Park
  2011	Kyabram
  2010	Balwyn
  2009	Bentleigh
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Box Hill
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Williamstown
  2004	Mentone
  2003	Pascoe Vale
  2002	Ringwood
  2001	Kings College
  2000	Stawell
  1999	Mt Eliza
  1998	Beaufort
  1997	Warrnambool
  1996	Shepparton
  1995	Cobram
  1994	Flora Hill
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Point Gellibrand
  1991	Norwood
  1990	No Competition Held - "Classroom Teaching Campaign"
  1989	Doncaster
  1988	Grovedale

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	East Doncaster
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Frankston
  2017	Box Hill Senior
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Box Hill
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Box Hill
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Box Hill
  2009	Koonung
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Box Hill
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Wantinra
  2003	Glen Waverley
  2002	Balwyn
  2001	Brauer
  2000	Essendon Keilor
  1999	Macleod
  1998	Wanganui Park
  1997	Mt Eliza
  1996	Glen Waverley
  1995	Gladstone Park
  1994	Flora Hill
  1993	Mt Waverley
  1992	Doncaster
  1991	Frankston
  1989	Ringwood
  1988	Rosanna East

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Geelong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Box Hill
  2013	Box Hill
  2012	Balwyn
  2011	Bayside
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	St Helena
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Canterbury Girls
  2003	Ringwood
  2002	Wheelers Hill
  2001	Castlemaine
  2000	Doncaster
  1999	Shepparton
  1998	Bellarine
  1997	Shepparton
  1996	Keilor Downs
  1995	Canterbury Girls

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	McKinnon
  2024	McKinnon
  2023	Bayside
  2022	Bayside
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Rowville
  2016	Auburn
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Box Hill
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Box Hill
  2010	Bentleigh
  2009	Rowville
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Box Hill
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Oberon
  2003	Glen Waverley
  2002	Brauer
  2001	Essendon Keilor
  2000	Belmont
  1999	Wanganui Park
  1998	Warrnambool
  1997	Doncaster
  1996	Gladstone Park
  1995	Karingal

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Bayside
  2025	Rowville
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Box Hill
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Dandenong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Box Hill
  2013	Box Hill
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Mt Waverley
  2007	Maribyrnong
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Ringwood
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Ringwood
  2001	Doncaster
  2000	Shepparton
  1999	Shepparton
  1998	TBC
  1997	Warrnambool
  1996	Flora Hill
  1995	Oberon
  1994	Belmont
  1993	Belmont
  1992	MacRobertson
  1991	Wodonga
  1989	Flora Hill
  1988	Flora Hill

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Rowville
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Bayside
  2023	Balwyn
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Maribyrnong
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bayside
  2018	St. Helena
  2017	Box Hill Senior
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Box Hill Senior
  2014	Strathmore
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Strathmore
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Maribyrnong
  2008	McKinnon
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Flora Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Glen Waverley
  2002	Essendon Keilor
  2001	Ballarat
  2000	University
  1999	TBC
  1998	TBC
  1997	Melbourne HS
  1996	Flora Hill
  1995	Gladstone Park
  1994	Newcomb
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Melbourne HS
  1991	Melbourne HS
  1989	Dandneong
  1988	Parkwood

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Maribyrnong
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	McKinnon
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Box Hill
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Box Hill
  2009	Mentone Girls
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Warrnambool
  2006	Essendon Keilor
  2005	Frankston
  2004	Frankston
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Matthew Flinders
  2001	Box Hill
  2000	Essendon Keilor
  1999	Strathmore
  1998	Thomastown
  1997	Essendon Keilor
  1996	Fairhills
  1995	Norwood
  1994	MacRobertson
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Bendigo
  1991	Bendigo
  1989	Bendigo
  1988	Templestowe

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Maribyrnong
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Box Hill Senior
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Box Hill
  2015	Melbourne HS
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Maribyrnong
  2009	Box Hill
  2008	Box Hill
  2007	Glen Waverley
  2006	Box Hill
  2005	Box Hill
  2004	Box Hill
  2003	Box Hill
  2002	Box Hill
  2001	Essendon Keilor
  2000	Box Hill
  1999	TBC
  1998	TBC
  1997	Macleod
  1996	Viewbank
  1995	Melbourne HS
  1994	Melbourne HS
  1993	Melbourne HS
  1992	Belmont
  1991	Highvale
  1989	Melbourne HS
  1988	Melbourne HS

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

• Touch Football

  Expand Touch Football

  The Touch Football honour roll runs from 2015–2021. Chaffey is the standout program, with 4 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Oakleigh South
  2017	Oakleigh South

  Under 15 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Chaffey
  2016	Chaffey
  2015	Chaffey

  Under 18 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Chaffey
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Lavalla CC

  Under 18 Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Not Contested
  2016	Suzanne Cory

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Luther C
  2017	Oakleigh South

  Under 15 Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Lavalla CC
  2017	Lavalla CC
  2016	Lavalla CC
  2015	McKinnon

  Under 18 Boys

  Year	State Champion
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2018	Hallam
  2017	Victoria University
  2016	Hallam
  2015	Westall

• Track & Field

  Expand Track & Field

  The Track & Field School Teams honour roll runs from 1988–2025. Frankston is the standout program, with 28 state titles across the categories on record.

  1st

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	Maribyrnong
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Frankston
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Frankston
  2011	Frankston
  2010	Frankston
  2009	Frankston
  2008	Frankston
  2007	Frankston
  2006	Frankston
  2005	Frankston
  2004	Frankston
  2003	Frankston
  2002	Frankston
  2001	Frankston
  2000	Frankston
  1999	Frankston
  1998	Frankston
  1997	Frankston
  1996	Lyndale
  1995	Berwick
  1994	Wangaratta
  1993	Ouyen
  1992	Ouyen
  1991	Doncaster
  1990	Doncaster
  1989	Strathmore
  1988	Belmont

  2nd

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Emmanuel
  2024	Heatherwood
  2023	Frankston
  2022	Frankston
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Maribyrnong
  2018	Frankston
  2017	Frankston
  2016	Frankston
  2015	Frankston
  2014	Frankston
  2013	Frankston
  2012	Ringwood
  2011	Ringwood
  2010	Ringwood
  2009	Ballarat HS
  2008	Vermont
  2007	Oberon
  2006	Strathmore
  2005	Vermont
  2004	Mentone Girls
  2003	Mentone Girls
  2002	Mentone Girls
  2001	Karingal Park
  2000	Karingal Park
  1999	Berwick
  1998	Berwick
  1997	Berwick
  1996	Berwick
  1995	Mentone Girls
  1994	Rosebud
  1993	Doncaster
  1992	Doncaster
  1991	Kerang
  1990	Wangaratta
  1989	Mullauna
  1988	Seymour

  3rd

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Bendigo Senior
  2024	Galen C Wangaratta
  2023	Heatherwood
  2022	Heatherwood
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Cathedral C Wangaratta
  2018	Ballarat HS
  2017	Ballarat HS
  2016	Bendigo South East
  2015	Ashwood
  2014	Ringwood
  2013	Ringwood
  2012	Maribyrnong
  2011	Ballarat HS
  2010	Ballarat HS
  2009	Vermont
  2008	Williamstown
  2007	Williamstown
  2006	Oberon
  2005	Oberon
  2004	Strathmore
  2003	Maffra
  2002	Ballarat HS
  2001	Mentone Girls
  2000	Berwick
  1999	Karingal Park
  1998	Lyndale
  1997	Wodonga
  1996	Kerang
  1995	Melbourne
  1994	Lyndale
  1993	Belmont
  1992	Karingal
  1991	Karingal
  1990	Balwyn
  1989	Balwyn
  1988	Frankston

  4th

  Year	State Champion
  2025	McKinnon
  2024	Bendigo Senior
  2023	Emerson
  2022	McKinnon
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Ballarat HS
  2018	Bendigo South East
  2017	Cathedral C Wangaratta
  2016	Ballarat HS
  2015	Bendigo South East
  2014	Ballarat HS
  2013	Ballarat HS
  2012	Ballarat HS
  2011	Strathmore
  2010	McKinnon
  2009	Williamstown
  2008	Strathmore
  2007	Vermont
  2006	Mentone Girls
  2005	Strathmore & Wangaratta
  2004	Vermont
  2003	Berwick
  2002	Karingal Park
  2001	Berwick
  2000	Mentone Girls
  1999	Strathmore
  1998	Strathmore
  1997	Lyndale
  1996	Gisborne
  1995	Rosebud
  1994	Doncaster
  1993	Balwyn
  1992	Balwyn
  1991	Strathmore
  1990	Belmont
  1989	Mentone Girls
  1988	Blackburn

  5th

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Glen Waverley
  2024	McKinnon* Frankston* (*Equal)
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Galen C Wangaratta
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Bendigo South East
  2018	Cathedral C Wangaratta
  2017	Ashwood
  2016	Ashwood
  2015	McKinnon
  2014	Seymour
  2013	Viewbank
  2012	Strathmore
  2011	Maribyrnong
  2010	Berwick
  2009	Ringwood
  2008	Mentone Girls
  2007	Mentone Girls
  2006	Wangaratta
  2004	Oberon
  2003	Melbourne
  2002	Melbourne
  2001	Balwyn
  2000	Wodonga
  1999	Lyndale
  1998	Swan Hill
  1997	Balwyn
  1996	Swan Hill
  1995	Lyndale
  1994	Ouyen
  1993	Melbourne
  1992	Wangaratta
  1991	Balwyn
  1990	Frankston
  1989	Frankston
  1988	Lyndale

• Ultimate

  Expand Ultimate

  The Ultimate honour roll runs from 2020–2025. Patterson River is the standout program, with 9 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Derinya
  2024	Doncaster Gardens

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Syndal South
  2024	Derinya

  Year 7

  Junior Girls (Year 7-9)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Patterson River
  2024	Patterson River
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Patterson River
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Junior Boys/Mixed (Year 7-9)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Patterson River
  2024	Patterson River
  2023	Patterson River
  2022	Patterson River
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Year 10

  Senior Girls (Year 10-12)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Balwyn
  2024	Wantirna
  2023	MacRobertson
  2022	MacRobertson
  2021	Patterson River
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Mixed (Year 10-12)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Lakeview
  2024	Balwyn
  2023	John Monash Science

  Senior Boys/Mixed (Year 10-12)

  Year	State Champion
  2022	Doncaster
  2021	Melbourne HS
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)

  Senior Boys (Year 10-12)

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Melbourne HS
  2024	Melbourne HS
  2023	Melbourne HS

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  The Volleyball honour roll runs from 1988–2026. Eltham is the standout program, with 87 state titles across the categories on record.

  Primary

  Primary Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Mount View
  2024	Mount View
  2023	Southern Cross
  2022	St Christophers
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Marymede
  2018	Our Lady Help of Christians
  2017	Craigieburn South
  2016	Glenferrie
  2015	Glenferrie
  2014	Eltham East
  2013	Westall
  2012	Diamond Creek East
  2011	Lalor Gardens
  2010	Tecoma
  2009	Eltham East
  2008	Killara
  2007	TBC
  2006	Eltham East
  2005	Templestowe Heights
  2004	TBC
  2003	Westall
  2002	Westall
  2001	TBC
  2000	Lalor West
  1999	Lalor West
  1998	Lalor West
  1997	Lalor West
  1996	Lalor West
  1995	TBC
  1994	Lalor West

  Primary Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Mt Waverley North
  2024	Plenty Parklands
  2023	Marymede
  2022	Valkstone
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Mt. Waverley North
  2018	Warrnambool East
  2017	Marymede
  2016	Glenferrie
  2015	Ivanhoe Grammar
  2014	Eltham East
  2013	TBC
  2012	Ivanhoe Grammar
  2011	Westall
  2010	Killara
  2009	Carrington
  2008	Tecoma
  2007	TBC
  2006	Templestowe Heights
  2005	Templestowe Heights
  2004	TBC
  2003	TBC
  2002	TBC
  2001	TBC
  2000	TBC
  1999	Westall
  1998	TBC
  1997	TBC
  1996	TBC
  1995	TBC
  1994	Lalor West

  Year 7

  Year 7 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Maribyrnong
  2024	Wellington
  2023	Keysborough
  2022	Eltham
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Westall
  2018	Maribyrnong
  2017	Canterbury
  2016	Eltham
  2015	Keysborough
  2014	Westall
  2013	TBC
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Eltham
  2009	Eltham
  2008	Brimbank
  2007	Upwey
  2006	Upwey
  2005	Kew
  2004	Upwey
  2003	Eltham
  2002	Monbulk
  2001	Wonthaggi
  2000	Upwey
  1999	Wonthaggi
  1998	Fairhills
  1997	Upwey
  1996	Upwey
  1995	Epping
  1994	Hallam
  1993	Fairhills
  1992	Karingal
  1991	Upwey
  1990	No Competition Held - "Classroom Teaching Campaign"
  1989	Monbulk
  1988	Moe

  Previously contested as “Junior Girls” from 1988–1994.

  Year 7 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Braybrook
  2024	Eltham
  2023	Rowville
  2022	Ringwood
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Rowville
  2018	Eltham
  2017	Monbulk
  2016	Monbulk
  2015	Monbulk
  2014	Eltham
  2013	TBC
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Westall
  2010	Wodonga
  2009	Eltham
  2008	Upwey
  2007	Upwey
  2006	Eltham
  2005	Monbulk
  2004	Monbulk
  2003	Eltham
  2002	Westall
  2001	Glen Waverley
  2000	Eltham
  1999	Eltham
  1998	Wonthaggi
  1997	Wonthaggi
  1996	Wonthaggi
  1995	Langwarrin
  1994	Fairhills
  1993	Glen Waverley
  1992	Springvale
  1991	Monbulk
  1989	Springvale
  1988	Springvale

  Previously contested as “Junior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Year 8

  Year 8 Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2025	Eltham
  2024	Keyborough Banksia
  2023	Eltham
  2022	Eltham
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Upwey
  2018	Canterbury Girls
  2017	Eltham
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Eltham
  2014	Maribyrnong
  2013	TBC
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Wonthaggi
  2009	Eltham
  2008	Monbulk
  2007	Eltham
  2006	Wonthaggi
  2005	Upwey
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Upwey
  2002	Gleneagles
  2001	Monbulk
  2000	Eltham
  1999	Fairhills
  1998	Fairhills
  1997	Upwey
  1996	Wonthaggi
  1995	Vermont

  Year 8 Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2025	The Grange
  2024	Eltham
  2023	McKinnon
  2022	Rowville
  2021	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Monbulk
  2018	Monbulk
  2017	Eltham
  2016	Girton
  2015	Eltham
  2014	Kew
  2013	TBC
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Eltham
  2009	Eltham
  2008	Eltham
  2007	Eltham
  2006	Monbulk
  2005	Horsham
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Horsham
  2002	Eltham
  2001	Eltham
  2000	Eltham
  1999	Braybrook
  1998	Wonthaggi
  1997	Monbulk
  1996	Eltham
  1995	Monbulk

  Intermediate

  Inter Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Rowville
  2025	Eltham
  2024	Eltham
  2023	Westall
  2022	Westall
  2021	McKinnon
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Eltham
  2018	Eltham
  2017	Monbulk
  2016	Eltham
  2015	Westall
  2014	Maffra
  2013	Maribyrnong
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Eltham
  2009	Monbulk
  2008	Upwey
  2007	Monbulk
  2006	Eltham
  2005	Monbulk
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Wonthaggi
  2002	Gleneagles
  2001	Wonthaggi
  2000	Wonthaggi
  1999	Upwey
  1998	Wonthaggi
  1997	Flora Hill
  1996	Hallam
  1995	Fairhills
  1994	Fairhills
  1993	Upwey
  1992	Upwey
  1991	Monbulk
  1989	Sunshine West
  1988	Glen Waverley

  Inter Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Kew
  2025	McKinnon
  2024	Rowville
  2023	Rowville
  2022	McKinnon
  2021	Rowville
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Eltham
  2018	Monbulk
  2017	Eltham
  2016	Kew
  2015	Murtoa
  2014	Eltham
  2013	McKinnon
  2012	McKinnon
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Eltham
  2009	Monbulk
  2008	Eltham
  2007	Upwey
  2006	Gladstone Park
  2005	Eltham
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Eltham
  2002	Eltham
  2001	Eltham
  2000	Wangaratta
  1999	Wonthaggi
  1998	Eltham
  1997	Eltham
  1996	Westall
  1995	Wangaratta
  1994	Glen Waverley
  1993	Shepparton
  1992	Murrumbeena
  1991	Springvale
  1989	Monbulk
  1988	Flora Hill

  Previously contested as “Inter Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Senior

  Senior Girls

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Maribyrnong
  2025	Eltham
  2024	Maribyrnong
  2023	McKinnon
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	Maribyrnong
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Monbulk
  2018	Eltham
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Maribyrnong
  2015	Maribyrnong
  2014	Eltham
  2013	Monbulk
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Monbulk
  2009	Monbulk
  2008	Eltham
  2007	Eltham
  2006	Eltham
  2005	Monbulk
  2004	Hallam
  2003	Hallam
  2002	Wonthaggi
  2001	Bendigo
  2000	Wonthaggi
  1999	Bendigo
  1998	Hallam
  1997	Hallam
  1996	Bendigo
  1995	Upwey
  1994	Upwey
  1993	Monbulk
  1992	Monbulk
  1991	Fairhills
  1989	Wonthaggi
  1988	Glen Waverley

  Senior Boys/Mixed

  Year	State Champion
  2026	Eltham
  2025	Eltham
  2024	Carrum Downs
  2023	Melbourne
  2022	Maribyrnong
  2021	McKinnon
  2020	No competition (COVID-19 pandemic)
  2019	Eltham
  2018	Eltham
  2017	Maribyrnong
  2016	Eltham
  2015	Eltham
  2014	Eltham
  2013	Eltham
  2012	Eltham
  2011	Eltham
  2010	Eltham
  2009	Eltham
  2008	Horsham
  2007	Horsham
  2006	Bendigo
  2005	Eltham
  2004	Eltham
  2003	Berwick
  2002	Wonthaggi
  2001	Wonthaggi
  2000	Wonthaggi
  1999	Bendigo
  1998	Bendigo
  1997	Eltham
  1996	Wangaratta
  1995	Drouin
  1994	Monbulk
  1993	Monbulk
  1992	Springvale
  1991	Monbulk
  1989	Bendigo
  1988	Glen Waverley

  Previously contested as “Senior Boys” from 1988–1994.

  Compiled from the official State Champions record. Category names, school names and results are reproduced as recorded; where a division changed name over the years, the current name is used as the heading and the earlier name is noted beneath the table.