2025 UV High School State Championships (Junior) and Primary School State Championships – Results
The Senior divisions of the 2025 UV High School State Championships were held on Tuesday October 14th at Royal Park in Melbourne. Over 400 students across 42 teams took part in the day. Read more to see the results.
Spirit of the Game
UV HSSC games, like all Ultimate tournaments, are self-officiated. This means students themselves are responsible for following and upholding the rules. After each game, teams grade each other on their correct application of the rules, foul avoidance, fair mindedness, positive attitude, and communication. The team with the highest average spirit score across the day are awarded Spirit of the Game gold medals.
School Sport Victoria Awards
SSV Champions and SSV Runners-Up are awarded by School Sport Victoria, and go to the highest and second-highest ranked state schools within each division.
The SSV Spirit of Sport award goes to the state school team with the highest average spirit score in each division.
Full event results
Full results can be viewed here (UltiScore)
Primary (Yrs 5-6) Boys/Mixed Division
The final standings in the Primary Boys/Mixed Division were
1. Syndal South Primary School 1 (SSV Champions)
2. Trafalgar Primary School (SSV Runners-Up)
3. Plenty Valley Christian College
4. Derinya Primary School 1
5. Derinya Primary School 2
6. Kerrimuir Primary School 1
7. Syndal South Primary School 2
8. Kerrimuir Primary School 2
Spirit of the Game and SSV Spirit of Sport: Syndal South Primary School 1



Primary (Yrs 5-6) Girls Division
The final standings in the Primary Girls Division were
1. Derinya Primary School 1 (SSV Champions)
2. Trafalgar Primary School (SSV Runners-Up)
3. Derinya Primary School 3
4. Plenty Valley Christian College
5. Derinya Primary School 2
6. Kerrimuir Primary School
Spirit of the Game and SSV Spirit of Sport award: Kerrimuir Primary School




Junior (Yrs 7-9) Boys/Mixed B Grade
The final standings in Junior Boys/Mixed B Grade Division were
1. Wantirna College 3
2. Bacchus Marsh Grammar 2
3. Balwyn High School 2
4. Wantirna College 4
5. Warragul Regional College
6. Balwyn High School 3
7. East Doncaster Secondary College
8. Elwood College 2
9. Wantirna College 2
10. Healesville High School 2
11. Elwood College 3
12. Healesville High School 1
Spirit of the Game: Bacchus Marsh Grammar 2



Junior (Yrs 7-9) Boys/Mixed A Grade
The final standings in Junior Boys/Mixed A Grade were
1. Luther College
2. Patterson River Secondary College 2 (SSV Champions)
3. Patterson River Secondary College 1 (SSV Runners-Up)
4. Melbourne High School
5. Bacchus Marsh Grammar 1
6. Wantirna College 1
7. Mount Lilydale Mercy College
8. Elwood College 1
Spirit of the Game: Melbourne High School




Junior (Yrs 7-9) Girls
The final standings in the Junior Girls Division were
1. Patterson River Secondary College (SSV Champions)
2. Canterbury Girls Secondary College (SSV Runners-Up)
3. Luther College
4. East Doncaster Secondary College
5. Bacchus Marsh Grammar
6. Mount Lilydale Mercy College
7. Balwyn High School
8. Healesville High School
Spirit of the Game: Luther College
SSV Spirit of Sport: East Doncaster Secondary College




Thanks to all the students who took part and gave it their best efforts. Thank you also to the teachers who put the work in to make the teams happen. We look forward to having you back next time!
Ultimate Victoria would like to thank the City of Melbourne for their support in hosting the event. Thanks to Raff Agostino from School Sport Victoria for presenting the SSV awards and their assistance with planning the event.
Our official event photographer was Michelle Lim from Kreatif Minds.
Thanks to our Site Managers Reginald Dugan and Noah Marshall for event planning, volunteer support and coordinating site setup and pack-down.
Special thanks also goes to our Game Runners for the event – Liv Hanrahan, Thomas Hine, Hannah Phillips, Rakshan RS, Ian Sua, Abisheg Sundaram, Akshay Sundaram, Ethan Toy, Adrien Buote, Axel Blitzman, Darwisyah Faqihah, David Hall, Reagan Turner, Elizabeth Chen, Suzana Vasquez, Raph Buelens and Zoe Carson.
The 2026 UV High School State Championships (Junior) and UV Primary School State Championships – will take place early in Term 4 in 2026.
The UV High School State Championships are recognised and supported by School Sport Victoria.
