a member of the Sports Association for Adelaide Schools (SAAS), and the Independent Girls Schools Sports Association (IGSSA). IGSSA premierships Scotch College has won the following IGSSA premierships. Basketball (7) - 1997, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2011, 2013 Football - 2021 Hockey (2) - 2017, 2018 Soccer (5) - 2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2021 Softball - 2021 Headmasters and principals The following people have led Scotch College since its founding: Kyre College David Henry Hollidge (1902—1915) Ben Ellis (1916—1918, acting 1912) Scotch College Norman Gratton (1919—1951) Patrick Disney (1952—1961) Charles Fisher (1962—1969) Philip Roff (1970—1975) Wesley Miles (1975—1991) The title "Headmaster" was replaced with "Principal", beginning with Kenneth Webb in 1992. Kenneth Webb (1992—2000) Geoffrey Fisher (2001—2005) Cheryl Bauer (acting, 2006) Timothy Oughton (2007—2014) John Newton (2015—2022) Trent Driver (2023 — ) Formal portraits of the College's past Principals and Headmasters hang in the atrium of the chapel. Chairmen of the College Council The following people served as chair of the college council: H. Darnley Naylor (1918—1926) J. McKellar Stewart (1926—1952) J. A. Prescott (1952—1961) D. O. Jordan (1961—1981) H. B. Young (1982—1990) A. B. Fuller (1991—2001) Andrew Saies (2002—2008) Ross Haslam (2009—2012) Raymond Spencer (2013 — 2021) Todd Roberts (2021 — present) Notable alumni Alumni and former students of Scotch and Kyre Colleges are referred to as Old Collegians. The Arts Amy Gebhardt – Award-winning filmmaker Tim Jacobs – head of the Victorian Arts Centre and the Sydney Opera House, son of Sam Jacobs Tara Morice – Actress Sarah Snook – stage, television and film actress Ian Mudie – poet John Juan, MBE – dancer, radio announcer and compere Ben Nicholas – actor Antony Hamilton – actor, model, and dancer Kerwin Maegraith – cartoonist, illustrator, journalist H. A. Lindsay – writer and conservationist Carlo Andreacchio – film maker, tech entrepreneur Business Brian Croser – One of Australia's top winemakers Liza Emanuele – prominent fashion designer Peter Lehmann – winemaker from the Barossa Valley. Kenneth Stirling – accountant, ecologist, and philanthropist Robert Donald (Don) Bakewell – Pastoralist Toby Bensimon – CEO, Shiels Jewellers Mark Ebbinghaus – financier, real estate developer, former global head of real estate banking at Standard Chartered Bank. Journalism Stewart Cockburn – journalist, commentator and author Medicine William Fulton Salter (1912–2006) – psychiatrist and mental health reformer Claude Stump – embryologist, medical academic Military Frederick Prentice – World War I ANZAC hero, military medalist, indigenous pioneer Politics