CBC Old Collegians

Mascot/Nickname: Dolphins
Grades:D3,D3R,C3
Established: 1978
Joined SAAFL: 1978
Former Name(s):
Premierships:

President: Anthony Zaknic (0413 675 083)
Senior Coach: Darren Jarman
Football Director: Simon Byrnes (0428 946 375)
Delegate: Anthony Zaknic (0413 675 083)
Secretary: Damon Rossetto (0414 662 794)

Club history

From the '30s up until the '70s, the old scholars of C.B.C. played for Christian Brothers O.C., commonly known as C.B.O.C. (pronounced 'Seebok'). During this period and particularly in the later years, C.B.O.C. also catered for students from Rostrevor College and Sacred Heart College. Then in 1974 the name was changed to Rostrevor O.C., presumably reflecting the dominance of players coming from Rostrevor College. However, in the centenary year of C.B.C. school, 1978, the old scholars club was reformed, this time under the name of CBC Old Collegians F.C. It quickly gained promotion to A4 before dropping back to A5 in the mid ‘80s. In 1989 ex-West Torrens captain Aldo Floreani was appointed coach and in 1990 led the Club to its only A-grade premiership. Since that time the Club has regularly played finals but without securing further premiership success. The games record holder is Greg Cain with 332 games, and among the better players to have donned the purple and white is Paul Vance who won a staggering 6 A-grade best and fairest awards over only 9 seasons.

Source: A History of the South Australian Amateur Football League 1911-1994, Fred Bloch © 1995

Posts about CBCOC

SAAFL on Simply Footy, 2011 Round 6

League News, 05/06/2011 11:29 am

Coverage of The South Australian Amateur Football League (SAAFL) on Channel Ten's Simply Footy. Interview with Darren Jarman, CBCOC Coach.

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2011, Rnd 02, D3R: Portland v CBCOC

Game Reports, 10/04/2011 12:50 am

2011, Rnd 02, D3R: Portland v CBCOC | John smith | ...

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Make Tuesdays training days

Jove, 16/06/2010 02:36 pm

It was a brisk Wednesday morning at Dwight Reserve, Elizabeth Park, where volunteers could be spotted collecting rubbish and debris form the previous night; combing the grass and filling the bins for council rubbish collection. 

I’m here to report on a phenomenon that has grown in momentum over the last few years through the hard work and dedication of committees and volunteers of many

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