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ABOUT AGSV

As one of the leading school sporting associations in Victoria, AGSV has over 10,000 students competing in weekly sporting competitions and championship events each year.

Established in 1920, the AGSV continues to promote a strong sporting culture within its nine member schools: Assumption College, Camberwell Grammar School, Ivanhoe Grammar School, Marcellin College, Mentone Grammar, Peninsula Grammar, Penleigh and Essendon Grammar School, Trinity Grammar School, Yarra Valley Grammar

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Coronavirus Policy

14 Jul 2021

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Cancellation of Term 3 Competition

30 Aug 2021

Due to ongoing uncertainty with lockdown timelines, density and gathering limits, when restrictions might be eased and the inability for teams to train and prepare for sport, it is with great disappointment we announce that the following AGSV competitions …

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Congratulations to @agsvsport
Representative and Old Ivanhoe Grammarian, Cooper White, on winning the 2021 Male Junior Athlete of the Year at the #victennisawards last night.👏

Reposted from @tennisvic Our 2021 Male Junior Athlete of the Year award goes to Cooper White! 🏆⁠
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#VicTennisAwards #HitLocalPlayGlobal #TennisVic

Congratulations to Old Mentonian @johnwpeers - Mens doubles champion @bnpparibasopen for 2021🙌🎾

Reposted from @bnpparibasopen Your 2021 mens doubles champions, @johnwpeers & @filip_polasek_slovakia 🏆

#BNPPO21

Congratulations Keeley! 🙌
Reposted from @yarrasport Congratulations to Year 11 student Keeley who has been selected to attend the Olympic Change-Maker National Summit at the end of the year. The Australian Olympic Committee select a small group of students from across Australia to attend- a huge achievement! #goyarra

Reposted from @mentonegrammar TIPS FROM A SPORT TEACHER: Mentone Grammar's Director of Sport, Peter O’Gorman, shares his tips for how students can maintain their health and fitness throughout lockdown.

“As each day goes by, the closer we are to being able to return to our pitches, courts, pools, ovals and tracks. For some, the thrills will come as we return to train in groups, spend more time with our friends, engage with our coaches and feel the rhythm of the ball hitting the racquet, or landing in the ring, or hitting our foot sweetly before sailing into the goals. For others, it will be the competition that once again drives us, the want to improve, to feel victory or defeat, to celebrate the successes, individual and collective, and to enjoy the release of energy that we’ve been missing so much.

“The last 18 months have reminded us of the countless benefits of playing sport. In the development of happy, healthy young people, participation in sport has a direct positive correlation on improved mental wellbeing, sleep patterns, physical fitness and social connectedness. Regardless of ability level, playing sport helps our physical, mental and social health and encourages us all to strive to learn, to improve and to enjoy. As we embark on our return to sport over the coming weeks and months, it will be important to do so in a measured way, ensuring our approach and expectation around the return to training and games comes with realistic ambitions, a focus on the elements that make it so enjoyable and an understanding that our performance may not be perfect straight away!

“So, as you are able, get yourself ready to feel the fun of sport again. There will be smiles and tears, sore spots and exuberance, ups and downs, wins and losses. But, when you next get out there, take a moment to look around. Breathe in what you have missed. Put a massive smile on your face and attack the game like you never have before!”

We love hearing from our students. Thanks John H @mentonegrammar for your reflection 👏
Reposted from @mentonegrammar MISSING SUMMER SPORT? John H (Year 10) reflects on his time representing Mentone Grammar in the @agsvsport swimming competitions since Year 7. While our competitions are on hold for the moment, we can still celebrate the joy that sport brings us!

We sat down with John to discuss his love for swimming at Mentone Grammar:

“I began swimming when I was 3 years old and living in England. When I was 14 years old, my family moved to Australia and I started competing in events at Mentone Grammar. I really enjoy being part of this school’s swim squad because we have such a great culture and team spirit. The day before an AGSV swimming event is always so exciting because everyone is hyping each other up and bringing so much enthusiasm. On the day of the competition and the minute we jump into the pool, you can hear the yells and screams of support. It’s also pretty incredible to be part of a team that has a strong swimming history - thanks to great coaches at the school.

“Throughout the season and in training, my teammates are always encouraging fun and healthy competition. We love to end each practice session by racing with each other and having a laugh.

“Before any competition, especially the AGSV Swimming Championships, I like to get in the right headspace by having a healthy breakfast and listening to music. And if I was to give any tip for students wanting to compete in a summer sport, it would be to consistently attend training, be organised and prepared for an event, and give 100% effort!”

Congratulations to AGSV Representative and Marcellin Old Collegian, Marcus Bontempelli @westernbulldogs on finishing 2nd in the 2021 Brownlow Medal earlier this week.
Good luck to Marcus tonight and also Josh Schache @westernbulldogs who attended @ackilmore in his early years.

Anthony Scott @trinitygrammarkew, Jake Melksham @pegs_sport have earned a place on the emergencies list for @westernbulldogs and @melbournefc respectively, with Adam Tomlinson @trinitygrammarkew out injured. Huge mention to recently retired Nathan Jones @peninsulagrammar who has been the heart beat for the Demons for so many years. No doubt they’ll all be on the edge of their seats as they urge on their team mates in the 2021 @afl Grand Final.

#agsvsport #agsvrepsport #agsvfootball

HOW IT STARTED ➡️ HOW IT'S GOING

Congratulations to @lizzy.watson - named the 25th captain of the @aussiediamonds 🙌
Liz captained the AGSV Rep Netball team and the @pegs_sport Firsts Netball Team back in 2012!

Reposted from @aussiediamonds Liz Watson has been named the 25th captain of the Australian Netball Team, with Steph Wood to serve as the team's vice-captain.

Full details in our link in bio📲

JUST DROPPED!
Listen to the latest
@yarravalleygrammar 'Inspired by Yarra' podcast featuring YOG and #Tokyo2020 Bronze Medallist @brendon_bsmith 👏
Great to hear Brendon talk about his @agsvsport
experience in basketball, football, cross country and of course - swimming!

Reposted from @yarraoldgrammarians INSPIRED BY YARRA PODCAST – BRENDON SMITH
Our most recent Inspired by Yarra #Podcast features Brendon Smith (YOG 2018), member of the Australian Swim Team, discussing his journey after Yarra with Rev Paul Joy. Listen on your favourite podcast player or here: www.yvg.vic.edu.au/podcast #GoYarra #InspiredByYarra

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