Triple premiership player, also premiership player for Carlton Reserves, U/19's and Night Premiership Stuart Glascott, Brisbane Bears AFL footballer (Carlton reserves player and younger brother of David Glascott) Corey Jones, North Melbourne FC AFL footballer Bob Keddie, Hawthorn FC Best and Fairest, All Australian Pam Kilborn, Olympic medallist Col Kinnear, AFL Coach (Sydney Swans), also coached premierships at Carlton FC Reserves and Coburg (VFA) Michael Klim, Olympic medallist Barry McAuliffe, AFL footballer (Nth Melbourne) Georgia Nanscawen, Australian hockey player Robert Peterson, AFL footballer (Nth Melbourne) Phillip Pinnell, AFL footballer (Carlton & Melbourne). 1970 Carlton premiership player, inaugural coach for Springvale in the VFA Jasper Pittard, AFL footballer Brady Rawlings, former North Melbourne AFL Footballer Ian Robinson, AFL umpire, Australian Football Hall of Fame Terry Rodgers, AFL footballer (Essendon) John Scholes, AFL footballer (Nth Melbourne), Carlton CC & Victorian State Cricketer Sedat Sir, former Western Bulldogs AFL footballer Shannon Watt, former North Melbourne AFL footballer Ron Wearmouth, AFL footballer (Collingwood), son of Footscray player Dick Wearmouth Keith Wiegard, Fitzroy footballer, Fitzroy FC CEO / president, 1960 Rome Olympian, water polo See also List of high schools in Victoria References Notes Who's Who of girls' school rankings: 1.PLC Melbourne, 2.SCEGGS Darlinghurst, 3.MLC Melbourne, 4.PLC Sydney, 5.Melbourne Girls Grammar School, 6.Mac.Robertson Girls' High School, 7.North Sydney Girls High School, 8.Sydney Girls High School, 9.MLC Sydney, 10. University High School Further reading External links Official website Public high schools in Melbourne Educational institutions established in 1910 Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne 1910 establishments in Australia Buildings and structures in the City of Melbourne (LGA)