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Old Ignatians Football Club

The Old Ignatians Football Club (OIFC) was formed by old scholars of Saint Ignatius' College and joined the South Australian Amateur Football League in 1972.

Old Ignatians Soccer Club

Born from a five-a-side soccer team which played at the then Morialta High School in the late 1970s, the Old Ignatians’ Soccer Club (OISC) has grown into a well established and supported club, playing on Saturdays in the South Australian Amateur Soccer League since 1994.

Old Ignatians Netball Club

Old Ignatians' Netball Club (OINC) was founded in 2007 and are a competitive social club that welcomes players of all skill levels.

Old Ignatians Cricket Club

The Old Ignatians Cricket Club (OICC) was formed in 1966/67 when the late Terry Shanahan & Peter McCarthy entered an old collegian team in to an amateur turf competition. The club has both an excellent social and family atmosphere.

Old Ignatians Tennis Club

The Old Ignatians’ Tennis Club (OITC) was founded in 2008. Since then, the Club has grown to have in excess of 30 playing members (with considerably more non-playing members)

Wolves in Action

Wolves in action is a group based on self-reflection, team bonding and leadership with aims to serve the wider community.

The Cardoner Network

The Cardoner Network is a not-for-profit organisation which provides opportunities for young adults to serve both locally and abroad within developing and vulnerable communities. These opportunities include:

Two Wolves Abroad

This volunteer programme places young people with overseas and Indigenous Australian partner communities, fully immersing them in the daily rhythm of community life. Placement periods are available for 3, 6, or 11 months.

Bellarmine House

Inspired by the sense of community and purpose experienced during immersions and volunteer placements, this shared residential community for young adults is located in the Sydney university precinct. Residents commit up to 4 volunteer hours per week to serve and engage with local communities.