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This is a list of GPS sporting alumni. The list contains names of notable sportsmen from the GPS schools in Sydney.

Rugby Union

Cricket

Athletics

Tennis

Rowing

Sailing

Rifle Shooting

Rugby League

NFL

Football (soccer)

AFL

Swimming

Waterpolo

References

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  38. ^ Sydney University Sport: Athlete Profiles (accessed:02-08-2007)
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