From the boundary

WAS TRUMPER THE FIRST?“Golden age” batsman Victor Trumper may have been this nation’s finest ever willow-wielder. Cricket historians who saw him play and then...

LIAM’S AWARDLiam Durkin graduated from Assumption in 2012. From a renowned potato growing family near Trafalgar, he was always keen on journalism. New editor...

By EVONNE BARRYASSUMPTION College has again asserted its authority by collecting its ninth Herald Sun Shield at the MCG.Victoria’s proudest footy school scored a...

PAST TIMESAmid the hectic onrush of modern times, when the world in many ways seems to have gone crazy- it is sometimes good to...

THE GAME GOES ONAssumption College Football, like its cricket has survived and very often thrived for more than 130 years. Its history is studded...

DOWN MEMORY LANEYoung children waving at a steam train in the fifties is a nostalgic reminder of simpler kinder times. The frantic pace of...

THE GAME HAS CHANGEDA.F.L football has massively changed over the past generation. Until around the mid nineties the game was spectacular and honoured the...

MAN OF INTEGRITYIn recent times I’ve been pleased to meet up with Leon Christofus a teacher at ACK where he is a key member...

PETER’S TOUGH BATTLEPETER Ryan dominated Assumption and AGSV cricket between 1964–69. He made the First XI in Year 7 and was captain from Year...

Snug went wildThe small town of Snug, south of Hobart, in the beautiful Huon Valley, went wild when homegrown cricketer Beau Webster made...