2025 Herald Sun Shield live streams: Watch the Division 1 and 2 finals LIVE on KommunityTV
The best young footballers across Victorian schools will return to KommunityTV screens as the Herald Sun Shield finals kick off next week. Find out how to watch LIVE.
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Can anybody stop Parade College and Melbourne Girls Grammar?
It is the number one question heading into a new edition of the Herald Sun Shield finals as both schools set their sights on three-peats in the senior Division 1 finals.
Every match of the Division 1 and Division 2 finals series will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV and across News Corp Australia mastheads, starting with next week’s finals elimination round.
See the full Division 1 finals live stream schedule below. Division 2 schedule will be released at a later date.
The Herald Sun Shield is the premier schools Aussie rules competition in the country, and has produced a number of top AFL talents over a proud history.
Parade College has again won through as premiers of the Associated Catholic Colleges (ACC)
and will be the top seed of the Senior Boys Division One age group.
Essendon young gun Zak Johnson led Parade to the Senior Boys title in 2024, when he was named best-on-ground in the final, following in the footsteps of his Essendon teammate Nate Caddy, who led Parade to its 2023 title and was also named best-on-ground in that game.
Melbourne Girls Grammar won its place as the representative of Girls Sport Victoria (GSV) in the top age group and will be the top seed following last year’s dominant win over rival Caulfield Grammar School.
Excitement machine Chloe Williams, 16, was named best-on-ground as a bottom age player last year and will return to lead the MGG title quest in 2025.
Scotch College will represent the Associated Public Schools (APS) as the top seed in the
Intermediate Boys Division One age group, while fellow defending champions Rowville
Secondary College will represent School Sport Victoria (SSV) as the top seed in Intermediate
Girls Division One.
The Herald Sun Shield features eight divisions, with Open age divisions open to all students, while Intermediate divisions feature athletes in Year 10 or below.
The boys and girls Division 1 grand finals will be contested at Port Melbourne on Tuesday, August 14 and Tuesday, August 19, respectively.
The first round of Division One Boys and Girls in both age groups will be an Elimination match, featuring the fourth and fifth seeds, with the winners progressing to the semi-finals stage.
Herald Sun editor Sam Weir said he was excited to see the Herald Sun Shield on the KommunityTV platform for the fourth-consecutive year.
“News Corp Australia, and the Herald Sun in particular, has a proud history of supporting the best grassroots and schoolboy footballers taking the first steps of what we hope is a long and prosperous career.
“We have seen some of the AFL’s top talents come through the prestigious Herald Sun Shield competition, and we have no doubt that our KommunityTV live streams are a chance of catching sight of the next players in line.
“We are proud to capture and broadcast every minute of the Herald Sun Shield finals series again in 2025.”
Originally published as 2025 Herald Sun Shield live streams: Watch the Division 1 and 2 finals LIVE on KommunityTV
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