Associated Public Schools of Victoria

Associated Public Schools of Victoria

Infobox Organization
name= Associated Public Schools of Victoria
image_border=APS_Sport.jpg
size=
headquarters=Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia
membership=11 member schools
language= English
general= Dr Pauline Turner (The Geelong College)
formation= 1900
website=http://www.apssport.org.auThe Associated Public Schools of Victoria (APS) are a group of eleven independent schools in Victoria, Australia, similar to the Athletic Association of the Great Public Schools of New South Wales in New South Wales, Australia. Since 1900 the schools have been competing in sporting competitions, including the Head of the River rowing regattas, the APS Combined Swimming & Diving Championships and the APS Athletics Championships. The headquarters of the APS is situated on Morrison Street, Hawthorn, Victoria.

In March 2005, the APS member schools formed a set of guidelines regarding the awarding of sporting scholarships to students, following criticism of recruiting practices employed by the schools. [cite news | last=Leung | first=Chee Chee | title=Top schools pledge to play fair | date=March 29, 2005 | publisher=The Age | url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/National/Top-schools-pledge-to-play-fair/2005/03/28/1111862322316.html]

chools

ports

Boys
* Athletics
* Australian rules football
* Badminton
* Basketball
* Cricket
* Cross Country
* Hockey
* Rowing
* Rugby (VSRU runs this competition)
* Soccer
* Squash
* Swimming & Diving (combined with diving from 1998)
* Table tennis
* Tennis
* Volleyball
* Water PoloGirls
* Athletics
* Badminton
* Basketball
* Cross Country
* Hockey
* Netball
* Rowing
* Soccer
* Softball
* Swimming & Diving (combined with diving from 1998)
* Tennis
* Volleyball
* Water polo (Currently Wesley College runs this competition)

Carnivals

Students from the associations member schools participate in a number of carnivals during the year including Athletics and Swimming & Diving.

APS/AGSV Sport Competition

From 1968 to 1999 Tennis was the only sport played between the Associated Public Schools of Victoria and the Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria. In 2000 a full range of Summer and Winter Combined matches at Firsts level commenced.

Current member schools

ports

* Badminton
* Basketball
* Cricket
* Cross Country
* Football
* Hockey
* Netball
* Soccer
* Softball
* Table Tennis
* Tennis
* Volleyball

Head of the River Regatta

Famous athletes

The following is a list of people who attended APS schools, and who are notable as sportspeople:Fact|date=June 2007

* Edwin Flack - (d.1935) Australia's first Olympic competitor (Melbourne Grammar School)
* Ben Drysdale - National 100 and 200 metre swimming champion (Haileybury College)
* Peter Antonie - Olympic rowing Gold medallist (Xavier College)
* Luke Ball - AFL footballer (Xavier College)
* Travis Brooks - Hockey (Brighton Grammar)
* Jerry Hazlitt - Test Cricketer for Australia (Haileybury College)
* Campbell Brown - AFL footballer (Scotch College)
* Robert de Castella - former marathon runner; Commonwealth Games Gold medallist (Xavier College)
* Andrew Cooper - Olympic and World Champion rowing Gold medalist "Oarsome Foursome" (Brighton Grammar)
* Bob Cowper - former Australian test cricketer (Scotch College)
* Chris Dawes - Footballer (Brighton Grammar)
* Brett Deledio - AFL footballer (Caulfield Grammar School)
* Drew Ginn - Olympic rowing Gold medalist "Oarsome Foursome" (Scotch College)
* Nick Green - Olympic rowing Gold medalist "Oarsome Foursome" (Xavier College)
* Steven O'Dor - Young Socceroos and New Zealand Knights soccer player (Haileybury College)
* Xavier Ellis - AFL footballer (Melbourne Grammar)
* Brendon Goddard - AFL footballer (Caulfield Grammar)
* Chris Judd - AFL footballer; 2004 Brownlow winner (Caulfield Grammar)
* Michael Klim - Olympic swimming Gold medalist (Wesley College)
* John Landy - Olympic Runner (Geelong Grammar)
* Sam Sheldon - AFL Footballer, Brisbane Lions (Haileybury College)
* Andrew Lauterstein - Commonwealth Games swimmer (Brighton Grammar)
* Tamsyn Lewis - Olympic athlete (Caulfield Grammar)
* Stuart Maxfield - AFL footballer, former captain of Sydney Swans (Caulfield Grammar)
* Paul Hopwood - AFL Footballer, Melbourne Demons (Haileybury College)
* Mike McKay - Olympic rowing Gold medalist "Oarsome Foursome" (Xavier College)
* Sharelle McMahon - Australian netballer (Wesley College)
* Andrew McQualter - AFL footballer (Caulfield Grammar)
* Craig Mottram - Olympic athlete (Geelong Grammar)
* Sam Newman - former AFL footballer (Geelong Grammar)
* Brett Moyle - AFL Footballer, St Kilda (Haileybury College)
* Dean Pullar - Olympic diving medalist (Scotch College)
* Andrew Schauble - AFL footballer (Xavier College)
* Will Slade - AFL footballer (Scotch College)
* James Tomkins - Olympic rowing Gold medalist "Oarsome Foursome" (Carey Grammar)
* Paul Trimboli - former Socceroos player (Xavier College)
* Stefan Martin - AFL Footballer, Melbourne Demons (Haileybury College)
* Jobe Watson - AFL footballer (Xavier College)
* Anthony Raso - AFL Footballer, Carlton (Haileybury College)
* Fergus Watts - AFL footballer (Wesley College)
* Matt Welsh - Olympic swimming medalist (Scotch College)
* Rob Woodhouse - Olympic swimming Bronze medallist (Scotch College)
* Graham Yallop - former Australian cricket captain (Carey Grammar)
* Lindsay Hassett - former Australian Test cricket captain (Geelong College)
* Danni Miatke - World & Commonwealth 50m butterfly champion (Carey Grammar)
* Paul Corrigan - AFL Footballer, Geelong Cats (Haileybury College)
* Ryan O'Keefe - AFL footballer (St Kevin's College)
* Adrian Radley - Commonwealth Swimmer (St Kevin's College)
* James Tyson - AFL Footballer, Adelaide Crows (Haileybury College)
* Josh Mahoney - AFL footballer (St Kevin's College)
* Ian Hewett - Victorian Cricketer (St Kevin's College)
* Allan La Fontaine - AFL footballer, 4 time winner of best and fairest for Melbourne (St Kevin's College)
* Simon Garlick - AFL footballer (St Kevin's College)
* Dylan Smith - AFL Footballer, Fremantle Dockers, North Melbourne Kangaroos (Haileybury College)
* Tom Hawkins - AFL Footballer, Geelong Cats (Melbourne Grammar School)
* Guy O'Keefe - AFL Footballer, Western Bulldogs (Geelong Grammar School)
* Easton Wood - AFL Footballer, Western Bulldogs (Geelong Grammar School)
* Robert Tarrant - AFL Footballer, North Kangaroos (Xavier College)
* Cyril Ryoli - AFL Footballer, Hawthorn Hawks (Scotch College)
* Lachlan Henderson - AFL Footballer, Brisbane Lions (The Geelong College)
* Will Schofield - AFL Footballer, West Coast Eagles (The Geelong College)
* Matthew Spangher - AFL Footballer, West Coast Eagles (Xavier College)

Website

* [http://www.apssport.org.au APS Website]

References

ee also

* List of schools in Victoria


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