AAGPS (NSW) Soccer

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This is an annual football competition played by teams from Sydney, Australia based boys high schools who are members of the AAGPS

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History

The official football competition commenced in 1988

Results

1988 to 1999

Results [1]
Year1st Grade2nd Grade
1988St Joseph'sSt Joseph's
1989NewingtonShore
1990GrammarHigh,Newington
1991High, NewingtonNewington
1992NewingtonHigh
1993HighGrammar
1994St Joseph'sHigh
1995HighNewington
1996NewingtonNewington
1997St Joseph'sNewington
1998Newington,GrammarSt Joseph's
1999St Ignatius'St Ignatius'

Year 2000 onwards

Results [2]
Year1st Grade2nd Grade
2000RiverviewRiverview
2001RiverviewHigh
2002RiverviewRiverview
2003RiverviewNewington
2004GrammarGrammar
2005ShoreShore
2006NewingtonKings, Newington, Riverview
2007RiverviewRiverview
2008RiverviewRiverview
2009RiverviewNewington
2010RiverviewRiverview
2011ScotsNewington
2012St Joseph'sSt Joseph's
2013RiverviewNewington
2014NewingtonRiverview
2015ShoreNewington
2016ShoreRiverview
2017Riverview, NewingtonRiverview
2018RiverviewNewington
2019RiverviewScots
2020RiverviewGrammar
2021*Cancelled due to Covid-19*Cancelled due to Covid-19
2022St Joseph'sRiverview
2023St Joseph'sNewington
2024HighGrammar


GPS Plate Competition

Competition commenced in 2015 with all metropolitan schools competing for the 1st XI and 2nd XI GPS ‘Plate’ trophy. The competition is played in Term 2 prior to the Premiership Rounds.

* Schools are divided into two Pools comprising four teams.

* Each school plays in the Preliminary Rounds.

* Schools are ranked after the preliminary Rounds to determine the finals by playing the correspondingly ranked team in the other pool

1st Grade2nd Grade
2015St Joseph'sRiverview, Newington
2016NewingtonNewington
2017NewingtonNewington
2018RiverviewNewington
2019GrammarNewington
2020*Cancelled due to Covid-19* Cancelled due to Covid-19
2021GrammarGrammar
2022RiverviewScots
2023NewingtonGrammar
2024NewingtonKings

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References

  1. "Premiership & Plate History | AAGPS" . Retrieved 20 August 2021.
  2. "Premiership & Plate History | AAGPS" . Retrieved 20 August 2021.