2010 includes two basketball-netball courts, six badminton courts, a sprint track and a full size gym. It was officially opened by the Premier of Victoria, John Brumby. The school is still adding extra features to the facility. Transport Tram 82 (Footscray - Moonee Ponds) stops right in front of the school on River Street. Bus services to Highpoint Shopping Centre also provide close public transport to the school. The Maribyrnong River is only a short walk from the college and the Maribyrnong River Trail can be used by students to commute to school. Notable alumni Rory Atkins, AFL footballer for the Adelaide Football Club Zak Butters, AFL footballer for the Port Adelaide Football Club Jack Bytel-AFL footballer for the St Kilda Football Club Doug Chappel, comedian Tony Dodemaide, cricketer for the Australian national team Kerry Greenwood, author and lawyer Mary Leunig, cartoonist, artist and activist Michael Leunig, cartoonist Touk Miller, AFL footballer for the Gold Coast Football Club Mark Philippoussis, world-ranked professional tennis player who was runner-up 1998 US Open Luke Ryan, AFL footballer for the Fremantle Football Club Joel Smith, AFL footballer for the Melbourne Football Club Kayne Turner, AFL footballer for the North Melbourne Football Club Guy Walker, cricketer for the Melbourne Renegades, and AFL footballer for the Melbourne Football Club Peter Wright, AFL footballer for the Gold Coast Football Club Monique Conti- AFLW player/basketballer Georgia Patrikios-AFLW footballer Buku Khamis- AFL Footballer Emerson Jeka- AFL Footballer Ellie McKenzie-AFLW Footballer Jess Fitzgerald - AFLW Footballer Georgie Prespakis-AFLW footballer Aliesha Newman-AFLW footballer Libby Birch-AFLW player References External links Maribyrnong College website Public high schools in Melbourne Maribyrnong, Victoria 1958 establishments in Australia Educational institutions established in 1958 Sports schools in Australia Buildings and structures in the City of Maribyrnong