Live stream: Catch Division 1 and Division 2 games from the Herald Sun Shield on KommunityTV

Parade College and Melbourne Girls Grammar will be out to defend their Division 1 titles when the Herald Sun Shield returns for 2024 on KommunityTV from Tuesday. Check the schedule.

Future stars of the AFL and AFLW will be on show when the Herald Sun Shield returns on Tuesday.

The 46th edition of the competition, which brings together the best school football teams from across Victoria, will kick off on July 30.

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KommunityTV will broadcast five Division 1 match days as well as games in Division 2 LIVE and EXCLUSIVE thanks to a partnership between AFL Victoria and News Corp Australia.

Check out the full Division One LIVE STREAM schedule below.

The competition’s first matchday this season will see four teams descend on Skinner Reserve in Braybrook.

Play will open with Assumption College and St Kevin’s College in the Intermediate Division 1 boys play-in.

Teams are ready for the kick off of the Herald Sun Shield. Picture: Mark Stewart

The senior girls’ teams from Ballarat Grammar and Sacred Heart College, Geelong will then take to the field.

Throughout its history, a number of AFL and AFLW stars have played in the prestigious competition and this year is sure to be no different.

Parade College will be out to defend their title in the senior boys division while Melbourne Girls Grammar School is looking to go back-to-back in the senior girls.

The competition was first played in 1977 and will run until September this year.

Teams have qualified for the Herald Sun Shield after winning their respective school association divisions.

Head of AFL Victoria Greg Madigan said: “It is exciting to have the Herald Sun Shield back for 2024 to showcase great school footy teams and their players from across Victoria.

Lilly Wallace, Tess Faulks from Melbourne Grammar, Sonny Caruso, Zak Johnson, of Parade.

“The Herald Sun Shield is rich in history, dating back to 1977, and for many school teams it

presents an opportunity to compete against the best teams from other school associations in the state.

“There has been a great deal of enthusiasm and passion shown by competing schools in

recent years, so this year’s competition promises more great interschool football.

“I would like to acknowledge the ongoing support of News Corp, who will continue to exclusively live stream the Herald Sun Shield via the KommunityTV platform. This coverage provides the competition, schools and players involved with outstanding exposure.”