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Getting to the top is easy, it’s staying up there that proves difficult. After an array of wins against St Aloysius it was back down to earth after the fixture against Knox.

Cranbrook was proudly represented by seven students at the NSW All Schools Swimming Championships, held on Thursday 22 and Friday 23 May at Sydney Olympic Park.

Once again, last week’s weather brought more rain than many of Sydney’s ovals could handle, which unfortunately led to the cancellation of several fixtures.

Round 3 Cranbrook vs. St. AloysiusSaturday Results: TeamScore1st XI2-12nd XI0-310A3-39A0-18A5-37AWash Out With all of…

We’re proud to announce that Jack Vandervelde, a valued member of Cranbrook School’s teaching staff, has been selected to represent Australia in the national men’s netball team, the Australian Kelpies, for their upcoming 2025 UK tour.

After a disruptive week of heavy and persistent rainfall, the sun came out early Saturday morning. The…

It can be a hard slog at times in the sporting world and it’s easy to forget that a week is indeed a long time in sport.

A busy day of football saw our teams take on Trinity, with mixed results across the board.
Here are the highlights:

Cranbrook sent a team of 12 students to the CIS Swimming Championships held at Sydney Olympic Park on Monday, 5 May, and Tuesday, 6 May.

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Cranbrook’s 1st, 2nd, and 3rd sailing teams competed over the weekend at the State Sailing Championships, held at Georges River Sailing Club.

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