Sport & Activities
At Concordia, we seek to provide students with the opportunity to participate in a wide range of competitive and non-competitive sporting and recreational activities.
Our aim is to encourage a healthy lifestyle and a lifelong enjoyment of exercise and sport.
We also believe that participation in sport can build character. Team spirit results when members play hard but fair, agreeing to be self-disciplined and courteous, playing within the rules and respecting authority and opponents.
Each year a number of our students are selected to represent the Region or the State in their chosen sports.
In addition, there are opportunities throughout the year for students to participate in other competitive and non-competitive sporting activities. Inter-School and club competitions held outside school hours have allowed students with a specific area of interest to continue their development.
Sport in the Curriculum
Sport is an important part of the College curriculum from Prep through to Year 12. Students have the opportunity to learn about different sports as well as how to live a healthy lifestyle and make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing. To learn more about Sport in the curriculum, please click here.
Meet our 2024 Sports Captains
Each year Concordia's Sporting Community is represented by two Sports Captains. These young leaders ensure our Sporting Students are represented with high regard within the College community.
In 2024, Concordia ŮŮÊÓƵ College is being exceptionally represented by Sports Captains Isaac Trenaman and Chloe Denning.
Friday Sport - Junior College
Friday Sport teams are made up of Year 5 and 6 students from Hume Street Campus and Warwick Street Campus. In Term 1, boys have the choice of AFL, Softball or Mixed Tennis, while girls can choose from Touch Football, Kanga Cricket or Tennis.
In Term 3, the boys and girls can both play Hockey or Soccer, while the girls may also choose Netball and the boys may choose Rugby League.
In Term 4, boys have the choice of Cricket, Touch Football or Mixed Volleyball, and girls can choose from AFL, Softball or Mixed Volleyball.
The teams play at a variety of venues all around Toowoomba, enabling them to practice their skills and play competitive games each week.
Representative Pathways
Students have the opportunity to nominate to trial for Toowoomba Zone and Darling Downs Regional teams across a number of sports.
Interested students are required to complete the in order to receive further information regarding specific trials.
Please see the above form for further details. The latest Darling Downs Regional Calendar, Results and Financial Assistance information can be downloaded via their .