What a weekend to finish the 2026 summer sport season!
The Black and Blue ended on a high, with outstanding results across every sport and incredible energy from our students as we head into winter.
For our Year 12 boys, it was a special milestone – their final summer fixture at Knox. A huge congratulations to everyone involved!
Our Basketball 1sts and 2nds secured strong wins over Cranbrook, with the 1sts finishing 3rd overall.
Cricket had a brilliant weekend too, with both teams winning at Curagul and our 1sts claiming the CAS Championship for the first time since 2016, and the 16th time Knox has won the Archer Shield. Knox also recently won the CAS T20 competition, completing a rare double.
Golf wrapped up a smooth season by taking out the CIS Premiership, while our Mountain Biking team made history by winning the inaugural Independent Schools title last weekend.
At Homebush, our Table Tennis 1sts defeated The Scots College to become CIS Champions. Tennis also shone brightly, with both the 1sts and the 2nds winning against Cranbrook School and the 1sts securing their fifth consecutive CAS Summer Premiership.
Volleyball dominated with wins to 1sts and 2nds, and an incredible undefeated season for the 1sts, not dropping a single set on their way to the CAS Championship.
Water Polo 1sts and 2nds faced tough competition from Newington College, with both teams finishing the CIS season in 3rd place.
A memorable end to an incredible summer season — and an exciting lead into Winter 2026.
Go the Black and Blue!
12 August 2026
Staff and visiting guests gathered at Knox on 12 August for a Twilight Networking Event. Bringing leaders together for an evening of connection and conversation, attendees later heard from internationally bestselling author, former state champion boxer and business owner Luke Kennedy.
10 August 2026
Last Saturday’s final rounds in 2026 Winter Sport season marked the conclusion of another outstanding chapter in Knox Sport.
07 August 2026
“Visual Arts deepens our understanding of ourselves, our communities, and the world around us,” says Wendy Shearer (Visual Arts Teacher and Head of Department, Senior School). “Through creative practice, students explore ideas, communicate experiences, and develop personal ways of seeing and interpreting the world. Art becomes both a form of expression and a means of connecting across time, place, and culture.
