Caulfield Grammar Sport

Good luck to our 4 HPR competing at the Energy Breakthrough 24-hour event in Maryborough.

Our trikes - Ashton Martin, Venom, Lett it Bern and Aurora, are 3-hours in already!

Since 1991, the Energy Breakthrough has provided opportunities for students, teachers, parents and local industry to work together to design and construct a vehicle, a machine or innovation in technology that will represent an ‘energy breakthrough’.

Categories are: Junkyard Challenge, Robotics, Pushcarts, Human Powered Vehicles (HPVs), Energy Efficient Vehicles (EEVs). Our teams race in the HPVs section.

Go Fields!!

A great Season Launch last week with our Summer Sports Coaches.

Their professional development included hearing from members of School staff - the Head of Wellbeing, Student Values Project Lead, and Sports Department staff like the Head of Coaching & Performance.

Our coaches also received some some sport-specific development from each Head of Sport, or in the case of Tennis, from

Posted • Throwback Thursday: The First Eight Rowing Boys in 1973.
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Photo and text courtesy of CGS archives.

Our Senior Girls finished 🥇 in the Senior Section for the schools championships (NVSC)

On NVSC finals day they finished top of their pool! ⬆️ They lost in the crossover match to Loretto Toorak, who lost in the GF.

Congratulations to all the netballers and coaches on a successful campaign at NVSC this year 🏐

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Huge Day for CGS Aths at Track Relays

🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥈🥈🥉🥉🥉

U14 boys 4x100 Gold
U16 boys 4x400 Gold
U16 boys Medley Silver
U18 boys 4x400 Gold
U20 boys 4x400 Gold
U20 Boys 4x800 Bronze

U16 Girls Medley Gold
U20 Girls Medley Bronze
U20 Girls 4x400 Silver
U20 Girls 4x800 Bronze
I20 Girls 4x100 Gold

6 Gold, 2 silver, 3 Bronze
💙🤍

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A legend in our midst! Congratulations to Wheelers Hill Campus staff member Leeann Gill, the recipient of a (SSA) Award for Service to Schoolgirl AFLW. She is the first female to be awarded this in the field of AFL in SSA's 100-year history!

Leeann has worked in the Wheelers Hill Campus for 23 years, and coached the 16 and under (SSV) AFLW teams from 2011–2019. In her nine years as coach, the SSV teams won 8 gold and 1 silver. An incredible 71 student footballers under her tutelage and care have gone on to play AFLW at its highest level.

This year Leeann was the proud coach of the inaugural Wheelers Hills Junior AFLW team.

Although recently retiring from coaching, Leeann is still a School Nurse and continues to keep her eye on the game, taking up the role of All Australian selector and SSA Australian Football Ground Manager. Her attention to detail and care of all others around her is renown across Australia. Congrats, Leeann!

Posted • What an amazing effort by Sarah Klein, Head of Yarra Junction Campus, competing in her third Women's Marathon at the World Athletics Championships in Budapest on Saturday and coming 41st in a close finish!

Brooke Buschkuehl/Stratton (Class of 2011 and 2011 Captain of our APS Girls Athletics Premiership) represented in the Long Jump.

Ellie Sanford (Class of 2015 and also an APS Athletics Captain) competed in the 800m. This was Ellie’s World Cup debut.

Congratulations to all three women on representing the green and gold so proudly!

After a long day, our girls won the semi final of the FV & SSAV PREMIER SCHOOLS GIRLS FOOTBALL CUP 🥅 and go through to the final in 2 weeks time ⚽️

Backing it up after winning the Premiership 👏👏👏



CAUL (2) def Ballarat High School (1)

CAUL (0) drew Maribyrnong College (0) - the reining champions

CAUL (2) def Aquinas College (1)
 
CAUL (1) def Kardinia International College (0) - Semi-final

Eleni (Year 7 WH) qualified to represent Australia and travel with Tennis Australia to compete in the European Tour. What a superstar! 👏

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Proud of this one for being chosen to represent Australia in Europe in a few weeks and being top 5 in Australia for her age - time to work hard 💪🏼🎾

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Amazing few weeks to spend in Ireland on a tennis Australia Europe tour🎾 coming runner up in singles and winning doubles in Ireland Dublin🍀
Spending the rest of the Tennis Australia tour in Germany 🇩🇪 and enjoying the amazing weather 🎾


APS Sport Caulfield Grammar School

🏈🏈 Congratulations to Charlotte Embelton (Yr8CC), Bailee Martin (Yr9CC) and Mitch Toner (Yr10WH) who were selected to play for Victoria in the School Sport Australia (SSA) U15 Australian Championships 🏈🏈

A week- long event that featured many future AFL and AFLW stars from across Australia.

Special mention to Mitch and Bailee who have both been selected in the School Sports All Australian team and to Bailee who was named MVP for the tournament. ⭐️

🏐🥈 Congratulations to our volleyballers at the Victorian Volleyball Schools Cup! 🎉 🏐

CGS had five teams competing (Open Boys, Yr 11 Boys, Yr 11 Girls, Yr 9 Boys, and Yr 9 Girls) in this major event with over 300 teams from 35 schools battling it out on 19 courts non-stop for 5 intense days.

A special shoutout to our Yr 11 Girls, who secured an impressive silver medal, making them the 2nd best team in Victoria!🥈 They displayed incredible skills and determination, going undefeated throughout the tournament. Though they gave it their all in a thrilling Gold Medal match, they narrowly missed the top spot with a 3-1 result. Sue Rice, our Head of Volleyball, described it as an unforgettable match - a true testament to our growth and potential!

For our other teams, this event was a fantastic opportunity to develop their volleyball skills and confidence as they look forward to the Australian Volleyball Schools Cup in December. Despite playing 'out of season' and competing against year-round training teams, our players showed tremendous courage and resilience on the court.

Final placings for the other teams were:
Open boys 7th,
Yr 11 boys 5th,
Yr 9 girls 7th,
Yr 9 boys 9th.

The camaraderie amongst our Caulfield teams was heart-warming. When they weren't in the game, they were cheering each other on with enthusiasm and spirit!

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will take on defending champs in the Senior Girls Div 1 Grand Final after both schools won their Semi-Finals.

Melbourne Girls defeated comp newcomers SEDA College in a tough game by 15 points, while Caulfield were too strong for Ballarat Clarendon, who never gave up, with the final margin 52 points.

Congrats to all schools involved in the semis on Wednesday, played in magnificent conditions at Sandringham. Match replays available at

GF details TBC.