Vicki Wilson Championship & Boys Open

The Vicki Wilson Championship and Boys Open is the premier netball competition for secondary schools across Queensland. Three age divisions are offered; Cup (Years 10-12), Shield (Years 7-9) and Boys (Years 7-12). The aim is to offer an opportunity for secondary school aged participants to compete within their respective school sport region to compete for the opportunity to advance to the final's series.

2023 Winners

Competition Information

2024 Vicki Wilson Championship and Boys Open Competitions Manual

The Vicki Wilson Championship and Boys Open delivers a premier netball competition for secondary schools across Queensland. The aim is to offer a platform for secondary school aged boys and girls (years 7 – 12) to compete within their respective school sport region, and to bring together the state’s strongest talent with the opportunity to advance to the finals series and be crowned state champions.

2022
Boys Open Championship: 
1st - Ignatius Park College.
2nd - St James College.
3rd - Glenala State High School. 

Cup Championship (Grades 10-12):
1st - Canterbury Collage.
2nd - King's Christian College. 
3rd - Somerset College. 

Shield Championship (Grades 7-9):
1st - Canterbury College.
2nd - King's Christian College. 
3rd - Cavendish Road State High School.

2021	
Cup: Somerset College.
Shield: Canterbury College.

2020	
Cup: Moreton Bay College.
Shield: Canterbury College.

2019
Cup: Moreton Bay College.
Shield: Canterbury College.

2018	
Cup: Somerset College.
Shield: Palm Beach Currumbin State High School.

2017	
Cup: Matthew Flinders Anglican College.
Shield: All Hallows School.

2016: Matthew Flinders Anglican School
2015: Brisbane State High School
2014: Palm Beach Currumbin State High School
2013: All Saints Anglican School
2012: All Saints Anglican School
2011: John Paul College
2010: John Paul College
2009: John Paul College
2008: Sandgate District State High School
2007: Moreton Bay College
2006: John Paul College
2005: Moreton Bay College
2004: Marymount College
2003: John Paul College
2002: John Paul College