Sporting competitions between Catholic Secondary Colleges commenced soon after the establishment of the Christian Brothers' Colleges in East Melbourne and St Kilda in the 1870s.;xNLx;;xNLx;Since then, the Associated Catholic Colleges has grown to encompass a broad range of sporting, cultural and leadership activities.;xNLx;;xNLx;Track our history through the timeline and explore our evolution.
CBC St Kilda (now St Mary's College) was one of eighteen schools to participate in the first Combined Secondary Schools' Athletics Championship conducted by the Victorian Amateur Athletic Association at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Christian Brothers' Colleges at Ballarat (St Patrick's), East Melbourne (Parade), North Melbourne (St Joseph's), South Melbourne (St Joseph's) and St Kilda, and Assumption College Kilmore.
was held at the East Melbourne Cricket Ground.
joined the Association.
De La Salle College won the first Seniors 1st XI.
was held at the Kew City Baths.
CBC Parade won the first senior handball competition.
Mr P.S. Walsh donated the new swimming champion shield, in his honour, for the winning college.
De La Salle College won the first senior competition.
