Three Teams. Three Grand Finals. One Outstanding Display of Character.

Three Teams. Three Grand Finals. One Outstanding Display of Character.

Teamwork. Determination. Resilience.

These qualities were on display throughout last week’s Winter Grand Finals, as Trinity proudly fielded teams in football, soccer and badminton. While each team experienced a different result, all three represented the school with courage, commitment and outstanding sportsmanship.

Soccor

The First XI Soccer team delivered a memorable Grand Final performance, producing a remarkable comeback to defeat PEGS 4–2 after extra time and claim the 2026 AGSV Premiership.

Showing composure under pressure and unwavering belief in one another, the team demonstrated the resilience and teamwork that have defined their season. Congratulations to the players and coaches on a well-deserved premiership.

Football

Our First XVIII Football team took on Marcellin in a fiercely contested Grand Final. The team fought courageously from the opening bounce, refusing to give in despite the challenge, before finishing runners-up, 43–58.

Although the premiership proved just out of reach, the players’ resilience, teamwork and determination throughout the match reflected the character they have built across an outstanding season.

Badminton

Trinity’s Firsts Badminton team faced a strong Camberwell side, finishing runners-up 1–5 in a competitive Grand Final.

Despite the final score, the team never stopped competing, displaying determination in every match and producing one of the day’s most memorable comeback victories after saving multiple match points to turn the contest around. It was a fitting example of the resilience shown by the team throughout the season.

To have three Trinity teams competing on the biggest stage of AGSV sport is a tremendous achievement and a testament to the dedication of our students, coaches and support staff.

While one team celebrated a premiership and two finished as runners-up, every player demonstrated the qualities that define Trinity sport: commitment to one another, resilience in the face of adversity and the determination to compete with integrity until the very end.

Congratulations to all three teams on outstanding seasons and for representing Trinity with such pride.

Trinity Students Recognised with Premier’s VCE Awards

Trinity Students Recognised with Premier’s VCE Awards

Trinity Grammar School is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of five students from the class of 2025 who were recognised at the 2026 Premier’s VCE Awards ceremony held last night.

The Premier’s VCE Awards recognise students across Victoria who have demonstrated exceptional academic achievement in the Victorian Certificate of Education.

The following Trinity students were honoured:

  • Thomas ChanTop All-Round VCE High Achiever Award and Specialist Mathematics
  • Samuel Shaw – Latin
  • Konstantinos SiamidisMathematical Methods
  • Daniel Lee – Mathematical Methods
  • Declan Black – Psychology

While these prestigious awards recognise outstanding academic achievement, they also reflect a mindset of curiosity, perseverance and growth. They celebrate students who have embraced opportunities, pursued their passions and continually challenged themselves to achieve their personal best.

Congratulations to these young men on this well-deserved recognition. We are incredibly proud of their achievements and look forward to seeing the many ways they continue to make a positive contribution to their communities in the years ahead.

A Sweet Success for the 2026 Trinity/Ruyton Musical

A Sweet Success for the 2026 Trinity/Ruyton Musical

Last week, more than 120 students from Trinity Grammar School and Ruyton Girls’ School took to the stage for the 2026 Trinity/Ruyton musical, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Performed to enthusiastic audiences, the much-loved story was brought to life through outstanding performances, memorable musical numbers and an incredible production that delighted theatre-goers of all ages.

Behind every performance was the dedication of a talented team of students working on stage, in the orchestra, backstage and behind the scenes, whose collective efforts made the production such a success.

Congratulations to all of our performers, musicians, crew and staff. Your creativity, commitment and courage shone throughout the week, making this year’s musical an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.