Live stream: Watch 18 games from the AFL NSW/ACT Tier 1 Senior Schools Cup Regional Finals in Albury

The power in AFL NSW/ACT secondary schools footy is in the south of the state after Xavier College and Erindale College impressed in some hotly-contested match-ups. Relive all the action.

Xavier College claimed the ultimate bragging rights at Tuesday’s AFL NSW/ACT Tier 1 Secondary Schools, winning the boys grand final in dominating fashion.

The southern NSW school defeated Kildare Catholic College 5.4 (34) to 2.1 (13), after kicking the first four goals in the opening half.

Kildare, who won through to the decider after a thrilling one-point win over St Francis in the final round of play, finally scored their first goal early in the second-half.

In the women’s round robin format, it was Erindale College who produced a clean 4-0 sweep to finish on top of the women’s ladder.

Catch all the replays belows.

REPLAYS

FIELD ONE

Erindale College v Kildare Catholic (Boys)

Erindale College v Mater Dei Catholic (Girls)

Kildare Catholic v Mater Dei Catholic (Girls)

Xavier College v Kildare Catholic (Boys)

St Francis v Xavier College (Girls)

Erindale College v Xavier College (Boys)

Barker College v Mater Dei Catholic (Girls)

Kildare Catholic v Xavier College (Boys)

Mater Dei Catholic v Xavier College (Girls)

FIELD TWO

Xavier College v St Francis (Boys)

Xavier College v Barker College (Girls)

Xavier College v Erindale College (Girls)

Barker College v Erindale College (Girls)

Kildare Catholic v St Francis (Boys)

Kildare Catholic v Erindale College (Girls)

St Francis v Erindale College (Boys)

Barker College v St Francis (Girls)

Some of the best young male and female players from across the state will do battle on Tuesday for AFL NSW/ACT Tier 1 Secondary Schools Regional finals supremacy at Albury.

Four boys teams and five girls teams representing all the regions go head to head in a round robin format finals competition at Lavington Oval from 9.30am.

All 18 games across two ovals will be streamed LIVE and EXCLUSIVE on KommunityTV.

Check the full LIVE STREAM schedule below.

Canberra school Erindale College has grown their AFL program in recent years and both their boys and girls teams have made it through to the finals.

“We’re all really excited about that (having two teams in the finals),” Erindale coach Mark Armstrong said.

Erindale will play a big part on Tuesday.

“It’s the first time it’s happened for us.”

While the boys are no strangers to the finals, the girls team hasn’t made it this far in a number of years.

However, Armstrong said they have a stacked team in 2024.

“No doubt this is the best team that I’ve been able to put together for a long time,” Armstrong said.

“I think we’re most excited at the moment about some of our new girls and seeing how they might go at this level of football.

“We’ve got Jade Brazier, Jade Paterson and her twin sister, Ariella, Lucy Maher and Hope Mcnamara, who are all year 10 girls and have been really exciting to watch this year.”

The Erindale boys side were crowned champions in 2022 but fell short in the decider last year.

The boys from Canberra are ready to make a statement in Albury.

“The competition over the past couple of years has been really strong,” Armstrong said.

“Certainly last year it was really, really strong.

“So we’re hoping that we’ll be successful, but we know it’s also going to be a huge challenge.

“We know that we really have to be at our best to compete, but in saying that we are definitely not going to be overconfident.”