Year Venues Champions (Boys) Champions (Girls)
1981 Tweed Heads NSWCCC –
1982 Sydney NSWCCC –
1983 Newcastle NSWCHS –
1984 Manly NSWCHS –
1985 Tweed Heads, Ballina NSWCHS –
1986 Tweed Heads QSS –
1987 Perth NSWCCC –
1988 Canberra NSWCHS –
1989 Caboolture, Bribie Island NSWCHS –
1990 Port Macquarie NSWCCC –
1991 Darwin NSWCHS –
1992 Perth NSWCCC –
1993 Rockhampton NSWCCC –
1994 Darwin ACT –
1995 Canberra NSWCHS –
1996 Adelaide NSWCCC –
1997 Parkes NSWCCC –
1998 Melbourne NSWCHS –
1999 Tweed Heads NSWCCC –
2000 Wynnum NSWCCC –
2001 Perth QSS –
2002 Canberra NSWCHS –
2003 Darwin QSS –
2004 St Marys NSWCHS –
2005 Wagga Wagga NSWCCC –
2006 Port Macquarie QSS –
2007 Townsville NSWCHS –
2008 Darwin NSWCHS –
2009 Newcastle QSS –
2010 Burleigh Heads NSWCHS –
2011 St Marys NSWCCC –
2012 Port Macquarie NSWCCC –
2013 Cairns NSWCHS –
2014 Darwin NSWCCC –
2015 Wollongong NSWCHS –
2016 Wynnum NSWCCC –
2017 St Marys NSWCHS –
2018 Kingscliff NSWCCC –
2019 Canberra QSS –
2020 None – –
2021 None – –
2022 Redcliffe QSS –
2023 Redcliffe NSWCCC NSWCHS
2024 Coffs Harbour NSWCCC QSS
  • The boys’ championships use a 16-18 years format.
  • The girls’ championships use a 17-18 years format.

Most Titles – Boys
18 NSW Combined Catholic Colleges (1981-82, 1987, 1990, 1992-93, 1996-97, 1999-00, 2005, 2011-12, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2023-24)
16 NSW Combined High Schools (1983-85, 1988-89, 1991, 1995, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2007-08, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2017)
7 Queensland Secondary Schools (1986, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2009, 2019, 2022)
1 ACT Schoolboys (1994)

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