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One Day Schools Cup – Champion School Points Volleyball Victoria One Day Schools Cup Championship School Points History 2021 School Points Billanook College 45 McKinnon Secondary College 42 Rowville Secondary College 41 Upwey High School 35 Eltham College 33 Heathdale Christian College 28 Eltham High School 25 Westall Secondary College 24 Maffra Secondary College 22 Carwatha College 21 Canterbury Girls Secondary College 20 Kew High School 20 Maribyrnong College 19 Northcote High School 17 Albert Park College 15 Caulfield Grammar School 14 Tintern Grammar 12 Keysborough Secondary College 10 Nossal High School 8 Mac Robertson Girls High School 7 Methodist Ladies College 7 Braybrook College 6 Chairo Christian School 6 Suzanne Cory High School 6 Crusoe College 5 Gleneagles Secondary College 4 Academy of Mary Immaculate 3 St Patricks College 3 Heathdale Melton 2 Nunawading Christian College 2 Point Cook Senior Secondary College 2 St Monicas College Epping 2 Berwick College 1 Catholic Regional College Melton 1 Creek Street Christian College 1 Melbourne High School 1 Parade College 1 Templestowe College 1 2019 School Points Rowville Secondary College 56 Billanook College 48 Upwey High School 31 Canterbury Girls Secondary College 30 Eltham College 29 Westall Secondary College 29 Kew High School 28 Heathdale Christian College 24 Carwatha College 16 Berwick College 14 Albert Park College 11 Maribyrnong College 11 Methodist Ladies College 11 McKinnon Secondary College 8 Luther College 7 Maffra Secondary College 5 Nossal High School 5 Emerald Secondary College 3 Academy of Mary Immaculate 2 Braybrook College 2 St Andrews Christian College 2 St Michaels Grammar School 2 Tintern Grammar 2 Crusoe College 1 Doncaster Secondary College 11 John Monash Science School 1 Leibler Yavneh College 1 Mill Park Secondary College 1 Penola Catholic College 1 St Patricks College 1 Templestowe College 1 Waverley Christian College 1 2018 School Points Rowville Secondary College 56 Billanook College 42 Upwey High School 36 Heathdale Christian College 29 Kew High School 29 Eltham College 26 McKinnon Secondary 15 Berwick College 14 Leibler Yavneh College 14 Methodist Ladies College 11 Boronia K-12 College 10 Maribyrnong College 10 Beaconhills College 8 Caulfield Grammar School 8 Emerald Secondary College 6 Canterbury Girls Secondary College 5 Albert Park College 4 Maffra Secondary College 4 Carwatha College P-12 3 Marcellin College 3 St Patricks College 3 Camberwell Grammar 1 Nossal High School 1 Point Cook Senior 1 2017 School Points Rowville Secondary College 52 Upwey High School 48 Maribyrnong College 37 Billanook College 35 Kew High School 31 2016 School Points Upwey High School 60 Rowville Secondary College 52 Maribyrnong College 40 Billanook College 32 Kew High School 30 Heathdale Christain College 17 Academy of Mary Immaculate 16 Belgrave Heights Christian College 6 Wellington Secondary College 6 St Michaels 6 Aquinas College 5 Lakeside College 5 Maffra Secondary College 5 Berwick College 4 Marymede Catholic College 4 John Monash Science School 3 Catholic Regional College Melton 3 Westall Secondary College 2 St Patricks College Ballarat 1 Penola Catholic College 1 2015 School Points Upwey High School 44 Maribyrnong College 38 Kew High School 38 Berwick College 36 Rowville Secondary College 35 Maffra Secondary College 30 Haileybury 11 Lakeside College 11 Heathdale Christian College 10 Aquinas College 7 Belgrave Heights Christian School 7 Academy of Mary Immaculate 7 St Michaels Grammar School 6 Penola Catholic College 3 Wonthaggi Secondary College 3 Billanook College 2 St Patricks College 1 Damascus College 1 St Margarets College 1 Dandenong High School 0 2011 School Points Maribyrnong College 52 Berwick Secondary College 36 Heathdale Christian College 35 Santa Maria College 28 Caulfield Grammar School 19 Overnewton Anglican College 11 Haileybury 10 Whitefriars College 9 Scotch College 7 St Johns Regional College 7 Academy of Mary Immaculate 6 Huntingtower 6 Ivanhoe Girls Grammar 4 Keysborough College 3 Northside Christian College 3 St Pauls Grammar School 2 Aquinas College 1 Loreto College 1 Scotch College Juniior Campus 1 2010 School Points Berwick Secondary College 35 Whitefriars College 20 Caulfield Grammar School 17 Heathdale Christian College 12 Maribyrnong College 11 Santa Maria College 10 Kew High School 7 MacRobertson Girls High School 3 Scotch College 3 Aquinas College 2 Emmanuel College 2 Keysborough Secondary College 1 Mowbray College 1 Mt Scopus Memorial College 1 2009 School Points Heathdale Christian College 36 Mount Scopus 26 Luther College 18 Caulfield Grammar 17 Berwick Secondary College 14 Santa Maria College 10 Wonthaggi College 6 MacRobertson Girls 6 Haileybury College 6 Waverley Christian College 3 Catholic Reg. Coll. Sydenham 3 Whitefriars College 2 St Monica's 1 Rowville Secondary College 1 2006 School Points Luther College 57 Academy of Mary Immaculate 25 Berwick Secondary College 21 Kangaroo Flat Secondary College 20 Mount Scopus 19 Pyramid Hill Secondary College 10 Cleeland Secondary College 6 Waverley Christian College 5 Heathdale Christian College 4 Wonthaggi 3 Brauer College 3 Braemar College 2 Westall Secondary College 1 MLC 1 Echuca College 1 .
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