Year Venues Champions (Boys) Champions (Girls)
1981 Wollongong NSWCHS –
1982 Sydney NSWCHS –
1983 Brisbane NSWCHS –
1984 Canberra NSWCHS –
1985 Beaudesert NSWCHS –
1986 Perth NSWCHS –
1987 Sydney NSWCHS –
1988 Darwin NSWCHS –
1989 Dubbo NSWCCC –
1990 Freemantle NSWCHS –
1991 Newcastle QSS –
1992 Hervey Bay NSWCHS –
1993 Adelaide ACT –
1994 Melbourne QSS –
1995 Sydney NSWCHS –
1996 Perth NSWCHS –
1997 Cairns QSS –
1998 Canberra NSWCHS –
1999 Darwin QSS –
2000 Port Macquarie QSS –
2001 Liverpool NSWCCC –
2002 St Marys NSWCCC –
2003 Cabramatta NSWCHS –
2004 Adelaide QSS –
2005 Rockhampton QSS –
2006 Perth NSWCCC –
2007 Adelaide NSWCHS –
2008 Wynnum QSS –
2009 Adelaide QSS –
2010 Canberra NSWCHS –
2011 Perth NSWCHS –
2012 Darwin NSWCCC –
2013 Canberra QSS –
2014 Tamworth QSS –
2015 St Marys QSS –
2016 Port Macquarie QSS –
2017 Wollongong NSWCHS –
2018 Mack QSS –
2019 Redclife NSWCCC –
2020 None – –
2021 None – –
2022 Redclife NSWCIS –
2023 Port Macquarie NSWCIS QSS
2024 Port Macquarie NSWCHS NSWCHS
  • The boys’ championships use a 14-15 years format.
  • The girls’ championships use a 15-16 years format.

Most Titles – Boys
19 NSW Combined High Schools (1981-88, 1990, 1992, 1995-96, 1998, 2003, 2007, 2010-11, 2017, 2024)
14 Queensland Secondary Schools (1991, 1994, 1997, 1999-00, 2004-05, 2008-09, 2013-16, 2018)
6 NSW Combined Catholic Colleges (1989, 2001-02, 2006, 2012, 2019)
2 NSW Combined Independent Schools (2022-23)
1 ACT Schoolboy (1993)

Most Titles – Girls
1 NSW Combined High Schools (2024)
1 Queensland Secondary Schools (2023)