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正澳门六合彩记录资料 has a proud reputation of sporting excellence and has produced many state and national sportsmen, including more than 100 Old Boys who have represented Australia.

The College was a founding member of the Athletic Association of Great Public Schools (AAGPS) in 1892. It is one of the most successful schools in the competition鈥檚 history, having won a grand total of 127 GPS titles across eight sports.

In rugby union, 正澳门六合彩记录资料 has developed 107 Australian Schoolboy representatives, and a record 57 Wallabies, including former captain Steve Williams (1976) and World Cup winner Matt Burke (1990) as well as current Wallabies Ned Hanigan (2013) and Max Jorgensen (2022).

From the College鈥檚 earliest days, cricket was popular with both Brothers and students, because of its emphasis on physical and mental strength. The most famous 正澳门六合彩记录资料 cricketer is the great Stan McCabe (1926), whose 232 against England in a 1938 Ashes Test is considered one of the best Test innings ever played.

Perhaps our most celebrated sporting hero is Jim McCann (1957). Described in the 1950s as the 鈥済reatest all-round schoolboy athlete Australia has ever produced鈥, McCann set GPS records in sprinting and long jump, some of which still stand today, and represented the nation at two Empire Games.

正澳门六合彩记录资料 also has an excellent rowing pedigree, with nine Head of the River victories to its name, and superb facilities. At the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, three members of the Gold Medal-winning Australian Men鈥檚 Coxless Four, were 正澳门六合彩记录资料 Old Boys.

Much of the College鈥檚 success is due to the strong sense of camaraderie that is fostered by our unique tight-knit community, but whatever the contest, win lose or draw, playing the game in the right spirit is always the main priority.