Champions: 1927/1928.
Premiers (5 times): 1984/1985, 1986/1987, 1989/1990, 1996/1997, 2000/2001.
Life Members: Bill Carroll, Brian Lugar, Alan McLean, Jack Martin, Carl Nunan, David O’Shaughnessy, Peter Rhoden, Mark Roberts, John Zachariah, Lou Zachariah.

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Formation (The MCC Club XIs Competition)
In an early history of the Club, set out in the 1934 edition of “The Xaverian”, it was reported that following the 1300 notices of or invitations to the inaugural meeting of the proposed Club on 8 September 1926, there were only 15 attendees including Rev. Father O’Keefe, S.J., Frank O’Halloran (who kept the minutes), H.G. Schrader (President of the O.X.A. and chairman of the meeting), J. Batchelor, Tim Collins, Maurice Collins, R.Cudmore, M. Hallisey, W. Hartung, (?) Hyland, Harold Mortensen, C. Murphy, T. O’Keefe, Jock Stanley and J. Williamson. It is not reported but presumably other meetings took place because the office bearers named for the upcoming season included persons other than the above.

Excerpt from “The Xaverian” 1926:
"The Old Xaverians were asked to enter a competition consisting of teams from the Past of the four Melbourne Public Schools and four M.C.C. teams (“A” ­ “D”). The Old Wesley Collegians were unable to secure their school ground and so could not take part. The Old Xaverians met at the City Club Hotel, and formed a Club."

Reporting the recruitment of immediate past students over the Christmas vacation, "The Xaverian" went on to note that "as one of the reasons for the formation of the competition in which the Club takes part is to enable boys who were members of the School teams to continue their cricket until such time as they can qualify for positions in higher grade teams, it is very satisfactory indeed to be able to chronicle this"

The organizers of the competition decided against playing for a premiership in its first year.