AFL Western Bulldogs player Callum Brown – AFL Collingwood player. Gavin Brown – former AFL Collingwood captain & Premiership player. Tyler Brown – AFL Collingwood player. Josh Caddy – AFL Richmond Football Club player Anthony Carafa – former AFL Fitzroy Football Club player. Jason Castagna – AFL player Richmond Football Club Jason Cripps – former AFL St Kilda player. Peter Curran – former AFL Hawthorn Premiership player. Paul Dimattina – former AFL Western Bulldogs player & restaurateur. Michael Erwin – AFL Collingwood Football Club Dale Fleming – former AFL Fitzroy and Hawthorn player. Matthew Head – former AFL field umpire Patrick Karnezis – former AFL Brisbane Lions and Collingwood player Greg Madigan – former AFL Hawthorn and Fremantle player. Frank Marchesani – former AFL Carlton Football Club and Fitzroy Football Club player. Justin McInerney – AFL Sydney Swans player Leigh Montagna – AFL St Kilda player. Jack Newnes – AFL Carlton player Luke Shuey – AFL West Coast Eagles player. Brayden Sier – AFL Footballer Collingwood Football Club Stephen Silvagni – former AFL Carlton Football Club player, Full Back of the Century. Andrew Tranquilli – AFL Collingwood player. David Zaharakis – AFL Essendon player. Soccer Mark Bresciano – Socceroo, plays also for Al-Gharafa, holds the record for highest transfer fee for an Australian player. Daniel Mullen – Socceroos, Adelaide United, Melbourne Victory, Western Sydney Wanderers Tennis Pat Cash – Tennis Player (attended Marcellin College at the Camberwell Campus on Canterbury Road). Peter McNamara – tennis player, former world No. 7. Cricket Michael Dimattina – Cricketer Criminals Alphonse Gangitano – criminal known as the "Black Prince of Lygon Street", face of the Carlton Crew, said to have started the Melbourne Gangland War with the killing of Greg Workman. References External links Catholic secondary schools in Melbourne Association of Marist Schools of Australia Associated Grammar Schools of Victoria Boys' schools in Victoria (Australia) Educational institutions established in 1950 1950 establishments in Australia Buildings and structures in the City of Manningham