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After developing a love of craft beer while traveling overseas in Europe and North America in 2019 Hugo Mylecharane (’07) teamed up with some friends to launch Local Brewing Co. with the aim of creating great-tasting craft beers that would also aim to be as sustainable as possible while also giving

Congratulations to Sam Darcy ('21) who made his debut for the Western Bulldogs on the weekend. Deployed in defence, the Sam took eight marks, two contested and had 10 disposals. Sam becomes a third generation Bulldog, after father Luke and Grandfather David both represented the Club.

Congratulations to Young Old Boys Marcus Emmett (‘19), Josh Hill (‘20) and Fraser Miscamble (‘19), who last week represented Australia at the U23 World Rowing Championships in Varese, Italy. Fraser, rowing in the Men's Coxed Four came 4th in the world and Josh and Marcus, rowing in the Men's Eight

This month we feature Matthew Gurry from the Class of 1998. Matt has spent most of his post-Scotch life living overseas, including living in Paris for five years and in London for the past seven years. Matt works in the music industry, touring the world with his band, Belle Roscoe,

Scotch College Chairman, Alex Sloan (’71) announced that following an extensive national and international search, Dr Scott Marsh has been appointed as the 10th Principal of Scotch College, commencing in January 2023. Dr Marsh is currently Headmaster of William Clarke College in Sydney’s North West and brings a deep understanding

OSCA Live and The OSCA Podcast initiatives were recently acknowledged at the 'EducatePlus' Awards in Adelaide.  These initiatives were were driven by a desire to find alternative ways to connect with our community as a result of the Pandemic. The Old Scotch Collegians' Association was awarded first place for excellence in

On Tuesday 31 May, the Scotch Family Adelaide Branch were joined with alumni and staff from Victorian APS schools for dinner in The Committee Room at the iconic Adelaide Oval. Hosted by Andrew Sinclair ('80) and Ron Rule ('66), the group were joined by past students and alumni staff from

The connections between us are like an invisible thread. Our Cardinal Thread.  It describes an idea and a feeling that draw the Scotch Family together. Though intangible, Our Cardinal Thread can be incredibly strong and valuable. After departing Scotch, we maintain the Cardinal Thread through the relationships we developed with

Tim Black (’87) is a practising architect, having co-founded BKK Architects in 2000 in Melbourne. BKK Architects is a design-focussed, mid-sized practice of 25 staff in which Tim shares the leadership with two Principals. Tim has an MBA from the Melbourne Business School and has also undertaken Civil Engineering studies

Scotch was well represented over the weekend at the Eastern Sprints regatta on Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, Massachusetts. Every boat in the 2nd Varsity Heavyweight Final had a Scotch boy rowing in it:   1st - Yale - Josh Hill ('20), 2nd - Brown - James Scott ('19), 3rd -