Gallipoli Youth Cup – National High School Championships

Overview

Introducing the Gallipoli Youth Cup – Australia’s National High School Championships. Formerly known as the Australian Schools Tennis Challenge, this prestigious event  since 1996 is now presented in collaboration with Youth of Tomorrow. By joining forces with Youth of Tomorrow and their future fit program, primary schools will be provided the opportunity to participate the future fit program, and experience the National High School Championships. To learn more about the schools future fit program, click here.

The 2023 Gallipoli Youth Cup will take place at the University of Queensland and will continue to rotate host locations across the country in the coming years. Below are the details for the 2023 event:

Format

  • Separate boys and girls team divisions.
  • Teams consist of 4 – 6 players and must be accompanied by a teacher/coach from the school.
  • Matches will consist of 4 singles and 2 doubles matches.

Dates

Saturday 25 November (arrival/practice day) – Wednesday 29 November 2023

Location

Venue: UQ Sport Tennis Centre

Address: The University of Queensland, Blair Rd, St Lucia, Qld 4067

Eligibility

Schools who win their State championship event or School Sport Association competition (in lieu of a state championships being held) are eligible to submit an application for consideration. Wildcard nominations will be considered according to the teams playing standard (Player ratings considered). All awarded Wildcards by the Tournament Director are final.

All players must be enrolled as students at their school.

Local Sporting Champions Grant

Sport Australia’s Local Sporting Champions program provides financial assistance for coaches, officials and competitors aged 12-18 participating in state, national or international championships. We encourage all players and team managers/coaches to apply before attending the ASTC to be eligible. Visit the following link for more information about the grants eligibility criteria.

ISF World Schools Tennis Championships

Any information that becomes available relating to the ISF World Schools Tennis Championships will be shared accordingly.

 

Results

2022 – Boys’ results
2022 – Girls’ results

Honour Board

Year Girls’ champion team Boys’ champion team
1996 Stuartholme School (QLD) Marryatville High School (SA)
1997 Wesley College (Vic) Marryatville High School (SA)
1998 Marryatville High School (SA) St Joseph’s Gregory Terrace (Qld)
1999 Kingcoppal-Rose Bay School (NSW) Essendon Keilor College (Vic)
2000 Kingcoppal-Rose Bay School (NSW) Marryatville High School (SA)
2001 Clayfield College (Qld) Marryatville High School (SA)
2002 Clayfield College (Qld) Applecross Senior High School (WA)
2003 Clayfield College (Qld) Essendon Keilor College (Vic)
2004 Marryatville High School (SA) Essendon Keilor College (Vic)
2005 St Margarets Anglican Girls School (Qld) Coombabah State High School (Qld)
2006 St Margarets Anglican Girls School (Qld) Marryatville High School (SA)
2007 Not held
2008 Pymble Ladies College (NSW) Haileybury (Vic)
2009 Sunshine Coast Grammar (Qld) Prince Alfred College (SA)
2010 Meriden (NSW) Prince Alfred College (SA)
2011 Meriden (NSW) Leumeah High School (NSW)
2012 Meriden (NSW) Prince Alfred College (SA)
2013 Maribyrnong College (Vic) Maribyrnong College (Vic)
2014 Meriden (NSW) Brisbane Boys College (Qld)
2015 Meriden (NSW) Maribyrnong College (Vic)
2016 Meriden (NSW) Maribyrnong College (Vic)
2017 Meriden (NSW) Brisbane Boys College (Qld)
2018 Kelvin Grove State College (Qld) The McDonald College (NSW)
2019 Kelvin Grove State College (Qld) Applecross Senior High School (WA)
2020 Not held
2021 Not held
2022 Meriden (NSW) Maribyrnong College (Vic)

Entry Form

Click here to download entry form.

Contact

Joel Goodwin
ASTC Coordinator
E: [email protected]
M: 0418 890 465

For all other general school enquiries and assistance please contact your local School Development Coordinator or e-mail us at [email protected].