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Associated Independent Colleges
Associated Independent Colleges logo.png
Formation 1998
Headquarters
Brisbane, Queensland
Membership

Iona College, Brisbane
Marist College Ashgrove
Padua College, Brisbane
St Edmund's College, Ipswich
St Laurence's College
St Patrick's College, Shorncliffe
St Peters Lutheran College
Villanova College
Official language
English
Website http://aicsport.com.au/

The Associated Independent Colleges, or AIC, is a group of independent secondary schools in south-east Queensland, Australia. With the exception of St Peters Lutheran College, AIC schools are all-boys schools (St Peter's secondary girls compete in the Queensland Girls' Secondary Schools Sports Association).


The AIC was founded in 1998 as an athletic association for male secondary students. All eight colleges were formerly members of The Associated Schools (TAS), founded in 1956. Some colleges were originally members of the Metropolitan Catholic Schools Association (MCSA), founded in 1934. The most prominent sports contested include rugby union,[1][2]cricket and football, as well as swimming and track and field.


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Contents






  • 1 History


  • 2 Schools


  • 3 Sports


  • 4 Championships


    • 4.1 Athletics (track and field)


    • 4.2 Cross Country


    • 4.3 Swimming




  • 5 Premierships


    • 5.1 First XV Rugby


    • 5.2 First XI Cricket


    • 5.3 First XI Football


    • 5.4 First VI Volleyball


    • 5.5 First V Basketball


    • 5.6 First IV Tennis


    • 5.7 First IV Chess




  • 6 Other sports


    • 6.1 First XVIII Australian football


    • 6.2 First XIII Rugby league


    • 6.3 Golf


    • 6.4 Water polo




  • 7 Other events


  • 8 See also


  • 9 Notes


  • 10 References


  • 11 External links


    • 11.1 Colleges







History


The Associated Independent Colleges was formed in 1998 with the first year of competition being 1999. All AIC members were previously in The Associated Schools (TAS). The TAS had expanded to include fifteen schools by the mid 1990s and the standard of competition was falling. The colleges with the strongest athletic programs in the TAS competition's top division moved to form the AIC.[3]


After the AIC was founded, only one all-boys school remained in TAS, the now defunct Marist Brothers College Rosalie. In protest of the departure of the eight AIC schools from TAS competition, all TAS schools with a primary school attached withdrew from the Combined Independent Colleges (CIC) association for private primary schools in 1998. Six of the Associated Independent Colleges were foundation members of the CIC.


The Combined Independent Colleges association was dissolved in 2013.[4] Primary schools attached to AIC schools had previously competed against their Great Public Schools (GPS) counterparts within the CIC, but the headmasters of the GPS and AIC associations expanded their respective competitions in 2014 to include primary students from grades 5–7.[4]



Schools




















































































School
 Location
 Enrolment
 Founded
 Denomination
 Day/Boarding
 School Colours

Iona College
Wynnum West
 1600
 1958
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Black & White

Marist College Ashgrove
Ashgrove
 1700
 1940
Roman Catholic
 Day & Boarding
 Blue & Gold

Padua College
Kedron
 1360
 1956
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Brown & Gold

St Edmund's College
Ipswich
 1100
 1892
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Blue & White

St Laurence's College
South Brisbane
 1520
 1915
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Black & Gold

St Patrick's College
Shorncliffe
 1340
 1952
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Green & Gold

St Peters Lutheran College
Indooroopilly
 2200
 1945
Lutheran
 Day & Boarding
 Maroon & White

Villanova College
Coorparoo
 1150
 1948
Roman Catholic
 Day
 Green & Gold


Sports


There are currently ten sports officially contested within the AIC:




  • Athletics (track and field)

  • Basketball

  • Cricket

  • Chess

  • Cross country running





  • Football (soccer)

  • Rugby union

  • Swimming

  • Tennis

  • Volleyball




Four other sports are also offered:




  • Australian rules football

  • Golf





  • Rugby league

  • Water polo




Water polo is played as a social competition in Term 4.[5][6] An invitational golf day is also held in Term 4, with the annual Gordon Balharry Shield awarded to the AIC school with the best team score on an adjusted handicap basis.[7] Rugby league and Australian rules football competitions were introduced on a two-year opt-in trial basis for 2019.[8]


Ashgrove, Iona and St Laurence's have traditionally been prominent in the rugby competitions, although Padua has enjoyed recent success. St Peters, Villanova and Padua have tended to field strong soccer teams. St Patrick's has had success in cross country and Ashgrove and Iona have won the most titles in athletics and swimming.


The sporting calendar for the AIC is split into terms:




  • 1st: Australian football  • Cricket  • Volleyball • Swimming


  • 2nd: Chess  • Football  • Rugby union


  • 3rd: Basketball  • Cross country  • Rugby league  • Tennis


  • 4th: Athletics  • Golf  • Water polo


The championships for swimming, cross country, track and field athletics and golf are held on a single day. The other sports are played in a round-robin format (no finals) with each school playing all others once. Premierships in each grade, for age divisions from under 13 to open,[a] are won by the teams with most points over the season. The premierships for the schools' first teams in each sport, particularly the First XV rugby, tend to attract the most interest.



Championships



Athletics (track and field)


Winning teams on aggregrate points for all age groups:[9]























































































Year
 Winner
1999
 Ashgrove
2000
 Iona
2001
 Iona
2002
 Iona
2003
 Ashgrove
2004
 Ashgrove
2005
 Ashgrove
2006
 Iona
2007
 Iona
2008
 Iona
2009
 Iona
2010
 Iona
2011
 Iona
2012
 St Edmund's
2013
 St Edmund's
2014
 St Edmund's
2015
 Ashgrove
2016
 Ashgrove
2017
 Ashgrove
2018
 Ashgrove

Championships – Iona (9), Ashgrove (8), St Edmund's (3).



Cross Country


Winning teams on aggregrate points for all age groups:[10]























































































Year
 Winner
1999
 Iona
2000
 Iona
2001
 Iona
2002
 Ashgrove
2003
 St Laurence's
2004
 St Laurence's
2005
 Ashgrove
2006
 Iona
2007
 Iona
2008
 Ashgrove
2009
 Ashgrove
2010
 St Patrick's
2011dagger
 Iona • St Patrick's
2012dagger
 Ashgrove • St Patrick's
2013
 St Patrick's
2014dagger
 Ashgrove • St Patrick's
2015
 Iona
2016
 Iona
2017
 Ashgrove
2018
 Ashgrove

Championships – Ashgrove (8), Iona (8), St Patrick's (5), St Laurence's (2).


dagger indicates shared championship.



Swimming


Winning teams on aggregrate points for all age groups:[11]























































































Year
 Winner
1999
 St Peter's
2000
 St Peter's
2001
 Ashgrove
2002
 Ashgrove
2003dagger
 Ashgrove • Iona
2004
 Iona
2005
 Ashgrove
2006
 Ashgrove
2007
 Ashgrove
2008
 Ashgrove
2009
 Ashgrove
2010
 Ashgrove
2011
 Ashgrove
2012
 St Peter's
2013
 Ashgrove
2014
 St Peter's
2015
 Ashgrove
2016
 Ashgrove
2017
 St Peter's
2018
 St Peter's

Championships – Ashgrove (13), St Peters (6), Iona (2).


dagger indicates shared championship.



Premierships



First XV Rugby


List of First XV premiers and runners-up:[3][12]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 Ashgrove*
 Padua
2000dagger
 Iona • St Peter's
 St Laurence's
2001dagger
 Ashgrove • St Laurence's
 Iona
2002
 Ashgrove*
 Villanova
2003
 Ashgrove*
 St Laurence's
2004
 Ashgrove*
 St Laurence's
2005
 Ashgrove*
 St Laurence's
2006
 Ashgrove*
 St Patrick's
2007
 Ashgrove*
 St Laurence's
2008
 St Laurence's*
 Ashgrove
2009dagger
 Ashgrove • Iona
 St Laurence's • Villanova
2010
 Villanova*
 Ashgrove • St Laurence's
2011dagger
 Ashgrove • Padua • St Edmund's
 Iona
2012
 St Peter's*
 Ashgrove
2013
 Iona*
 St Edmund's • St Peter's
2014
 St Edmund's*
 Ashgrove • Padua
2015
 Padua*
 Ashgrove
2016
 Padua*
 St Patrick's
2017
 Ashgrove*
 St Patrick's
2018dagger
 Ashgrove • Iona • St Patrick’s
 Villanova

Premierships - Ashgrove (12), Iona (4), Padua (3), St Peters (2), St Laurence's (2), St Edmund's (2), St Patrick's (1), Villanova (1).


* indicates undefeated season.
dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First XI Cricket


List of First XI premiers and runners-up:[13]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 Iona
 Ashgrove
2000
 Iona
 Villanova
2001
 Villanova
 St Laurence's
2002
 Villanova
 St Laurence's
2003
 Ashgrove
 St Laurence's
2004
 Iona
 St Laurence's
2005
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2006
 Iona
 Padua
2007
 Iona
 St Laurence's
2008
 St Laurence's
 Iona
2009
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2010
 Ashgrove
 St Laurence's • Villanova
2011
 Ashgrove
 St Patrick's
2012dagger
 Ashgrove • Iona • Padua  • Villanova
 St Peter's
2013
 Villanova
 Ashgrove
2014
 Ashgrove*
 Villanova
2015
 Ashgrove
 St Patrick's  • Villanova
2016
 Iona
 St Laurence's
2017
 St Laurence's*
 Ashgrove
2018dagger
 Ashgrove  • St Patrick's
 Villanova

Premierships - Ashgrove (9), Iona (7), Villanova (5), St Laurence's (2), Padua (1), St Patrick's (1).


* indicates undefeated season.
dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First XI Football


List of First XI premiers and runners-up:[14]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 Padua
 St Laurence's
2000
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2001
 Padua
 St Laurence's
2002
 St Laurence's
 Ashgrove
2003
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2004
 Ashgrove
 St Laurence's
2005
 Villanova
 Iona
2006
 St Laurence's*
 Ashgrove
2007
 Villanova
 St Laurence's
2008
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2009
 Ashgrove
 St Laurence's
2010
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2011
 Ashgrove
 Villanova
2012
 Villanova*
 St Laurence's
2013dagger
 St Patrick's • Villanova
 Padua
2014
 St Peter's*
2015dagger
 Iona • St Patrick's
 St Laurence's
2016
 St Edmund's
2017
 Iona
 St Patrick's
2018
 Iona
 St Patrick's

Premierships - Ashgrove (7), Villanova (4), Iona (3), Padua (2), St Laurence's (2), St Patrick's (2), St Edmund's (1), St Peters (1).


* indicates undefeated season.
dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First VI Volleyball


List of First VI premiers and runners-up:[15]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 St Edmund's
2000
 Villanova
2001
 Padua
2002
 Villanova
2003
 St Edmund's
 Ashgrove • Padua
2004
 Ashgrove
2005
 St Edmund's
 Ashgrove
2006
 Padua
 Ashgrove
2007
 Ashgrove
2008
 St Edmund's
2009
 Ashgrove
 St Patrick's
2010
 Ashgrove
 St Edmund's
2011
 St Edmund's
 Ashgrove
2012dagger
 St Laurence's • St Peter's • Villanova
2013
 St Peter's
2014dagger
 St Laurence's • St Peter's
2015
 St Patrick's*
 St Laurence's
2016
 Padua*
 St Laurence's
2017
 Ashgrove*
2018
 Iona*
 St Laurence's

Premierships - Ashgrove (5), St Edmund's (5), Padua (3), St Peters (3), Villanova (3), St Laurence's (2), St Patrick's (1).


* indicates undefeated season.


dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First V Basketball


List of First V premiers:[16]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 Ashgrove
2000
 Ashgrove
2001
 St Edmund's
2002dagger
 Ashgrove • Villanova
2003
 Ashgrove
2004dagger
 Ashgrove • Villanova
2005dagger
 Ashgrove • Iona
 Padua
2006dagger
 Ashgrove • St Edmund's
2007dagger
 Iona • St Peter's
 Ashgrove
2008
 Iona
 Padua
2009dagger
 Iona • Padua • Villanova
 St Laurence's
2010
 Padua
 St Laurence's
2011
 St Laurence's
 Padua • Villanova
2012
 Villanova
 St Patrick's
2013
 Villanova
 Ashgrove
2014
 Padua*
 St Patrick's
2015
 St Patrick's*
 St Peter's
2016
 Ashgrove*
 St Patrick's
2017dagger
 Ashgrove  • St Edmund's
 St. Laurence's
2018
 Ashgrove
 St Edmund's

Premierships - Ashgrove (8), Villanova (5), Iona (4), Padua (3), St Edmund's (3), St Laurence's (1), St Patrick's (1), St Peters (1).


* indicates undefeated season.
dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First IV Tennis


List of First IV premiers:[17]












































































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
1999
 St Peter's
2000
 Villanova
2001
 Padua
 Ashgrove
2002
 Villanova
2003
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2004
 Villanova
2005dagger
 St Edmund's • Villanova
2006
 St Patrick's
 Ashgrove
2007
 Ashgrove
2008
 Ashgrove
2009
 Ashgrove
 St Peter's
2010
 Ashgrove
 St Laurence's
2011
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2012
 Villanova
 Ashgrove
2013
 St Peter's
 Villanova
2014
 St Peter's
2015
 St Peter's
 Villanova
2016
 St Peter's
2017
 St Peter's*
 Iona
2018
 St Peter's*
 Padua

Premierships - St Peters (7), Ashgrove (6), Villanova (5), Padua (1), St Edmund's (1), St Patrick's (1).


* indicates undefeated season.
dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



First IV Chess


The AIC chess competition began in 2004. List of First IV premiers:[18]



















































































Year
 Premiers
 Runners-up
2004
 Iona
2005
 St Laurence's
2006
 St Laurence's
2007
 Padua
 St Laurence's
2008dagger
 Padua • Villanova
2009
 St Laurence's
2010
 Ashgrove
2011
 St Edmund's
2012
 Ashgrove
2013
 Ashgrove
2014
 Ashgrove
 Padua
2015dagger
 Padua • St Laurence's
 Ashgrove
2016
 Padua
 St Laurence's
2017
 Villanova
 Padua
2018
 Padua
 St Peter's

Premierships - Padua (5), Ashgrove (4), St Laurence's (4), Villanova (2), St Edmund's (1), Iona (1).


dagger indicates shared premiership for the year.



Other sports



First XVIII Australian football


The AIC competition was introduced on a trial opt-in basis for 2019. List of Open age-group winners:













Year
 Winners
 Runners-up
2019



First XIII Rugby league


The AIC competition was introduced on a trial opt-in basis for 2019. List of Open age-group winners:













Year
 Winners
 Runners-up
2019



Golf


Teams of up to five compete for the Gordon Balharry Shield.[19] List of team winners and runners-up:



















































Year
 Winners
 Runners-up
 Ref
2012
 Iona
 Villanova
 [20]
2013


2014
 St Patrick's
 Iona
 [21]
2015
 Ashgrove
[22]
2016
 Villanova
[23]
2017
 Villanova
[23]
2018
 Ashgrove
 St. Edmunds
 [24]


Water polo


Water polo is played as a social competition on an opt-in basis by AIC schools.[5][6]



Other events


Aside from athletic competitions, the AIC has formed a community with many other interactions. Member schools participate in the QDU debating competition, various mission and social justice events, the Queensland Catholic Colleges Music Festival (QCMF) and other social functions.


As all AIC schools are of Christian denomination, an Ecumenical service is hosted each year by one of the schools on a rotational basis. It is attended by staff and student leaders representing each school.



See also


  • List of schools in Queensland


Notes





  1. ^ The open division excludes players that turn 19 years of age or older in the year of competition.




References





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External links



  • aicsport.com.au official website


Colleges




  • Iona College

  • Marist College Ashgrove

  • Padua College

  • St Edmund's College





  • St Laurence's College

  • St Patrick's College

  • St Peters Lutheran College

  • Villanova College











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