Soccer tam members train weekly and play in NSATIS matches. There are opportunities for boys and girls at all levels. Soccer promotes skill, teamwork, and friendly competition in a vibrant school community.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Train weekly and compete in Saturday morning matches. Senior teams play midweek. Netball at Scotch Oakburn focuses on skill, teamwork, and fun, welcoming players of all abilities.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Train at St Leonards Hockey Centre and compete in age-based rosters. Hockey develops speed, coordination, and teamwork, with matches and training in a supportive, energetic environment.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Join morning sessions for all ages and abilities. Improve fitness, set personal goals, and enjoy the camaraderie of group training in a positive, encouraging atmosphere.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Train and compete in a competitive team environment in fixtures across NSATIS, SATIS and other competitions. The competition has recently expanded to include Middle School fixtures.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Train weekly and compete in rosters or coaching sessions. Matches are held locally, with junior and senior opportunities. Tennis at Scotch Oakburn builds skills, confidence, and a love for the game.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Sharpen your reflexes and compete in weekly training and NSATIS matches. Table tennis offers fast-paced fun, skill development, and friendly rivalry in a welcoming, inclusive environment.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Dive into swimming with flexible morning or afternoon sessions and energising Saturday meets. Develop skills, boost fitness, and enjoy a supportive environment for all abilities at the College Pool.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
Set sail on Saturdays at Deviot Sailing Club. Boats provided for students, with training in safety and skills. New sailors gain confidence and experience in a supportive, adventurous setting.
Year Level: Year 7 – 12
The Scotch Oakburn Rowing Program is a high-performance summer sport offering students the opportunity to train and compete in one of Tasmania’s most demanding and rewarding disciplines. Centred around teamwork, resilience, and personal growth, the program includes early morning training sessions, regattas, and camps such as the Senior Rowing Camp at Lake Rosebery, which provides uninterrupted water and a unique adventure experience for students.
Students represent the College in major events including the Head of the River and SATIS regattas, with the program designed to foster leadership, discipline, and camaraderie. The program is […]
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