List of Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield Alumni

This is a list of notable past students of Patrician Brothers' College, Fairfield. Alumni of the school are known as "Old Boys " and are supported by the Fairfield Patrician Brothers Old Boys Union.

A

• Greg Alexander – former rugby league player and Fox Sports commentator

B

• David Bradbury – former Mayor of Penrith; MP for the Division of Lindsay in Western Sydney
• Nathan Brown – current rugby league player for the Parramatta Eels
• Walter Bugno – businessman

C

• Nick Carle – former Joey and Olyroo; Socceroo; Crystal Palace (England – Championship)
• Joseph Carrozzi AM – Football Australia; Chairman of Finance, Risk and Audit Committee. Western Sydney University Board Member and Strategic Business Advisor.
• Garen Casey – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Dean Collis – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy

D

• David Danes – former superleague player and Australian Schoolboy
• Barry Davis – former Western Suburbs Magpies player

F

• Manase Fainu – current Rugby league player, for Manly Sea Eagles
• Samuela Fainu – current Rugby league player, for Manly Sea Eagles
• Buddy Farah – former Soccer player and current Football Agent
• Andrew Frew – former rugby league player
• Emanuele Fuamatu – 2012 Olympian, 2012 Australian Shot Put Champion

G

• Nathan Gardner – Cronulla Sharks in the NRL
• Scott Geddes – former rugby league player
• Kieran Gilbert – journalist
• Tim Gilbert – journalist
• Glenn Grief – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Joey Grima – former National Rugby League and Super League coach

H

• Kieron Herring – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Ian Hindmarsh – former rugby league player
• Nathan Hindmarsh – former Parramatta Eels player; former NSW and Australia representative

J

• Steven Jolly – former rugby league player

L

• Paul Langmack – former professional rugby league footballer, now coach
• Mark Levy – former rugby league player and ABC commentator
• Brett Lobb – former rugby league player

M

• Max Mannix – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Michael Masi – former F1 director and current Chairman of the Supercars Commission in Australia.
• Warren McDonnell – former rugby league player and current Football Operations & Recruitment Manager for the Wests Tigers
• Andrew McIlwaine – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Daniel Merza – award-winning international speaker and author
• D'Rhys Miller – Fiji national rugby league team representative
• Marcelo Montoya – current New Zealand Warriors player
• Justin Morgan – former rugby player and current coach
• John Muggleton - former Parramatta Eels and NSW Rugby League Representative

N

• Mitch Newton – former rugby league player
• Remo Nogarotto – football (soccer) administrator

O

• Paul Okon – former Socceroos captain; Olyroos Squad Barcelona '92; Former Newcastle Jets FC captain

P

• Ronny Palumbo – current rugby league player for London Broncos
• Taniela Paseka – current Rugby league player, for Manly Sea Eagles
• Darren Pettet – former rugby league player

R

• Dietrich Roache – represented Australia in the Rugby 7's
• Ben Roberts – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy
• Wade Russel – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy

S

• David Saliba – Fairfield State MP
• Peter Sharne – former Socceroo and Marconi
• Chris Smith – former 2GB broadcaster
• Peter Sterling OAM – former Parramatta Eels player; former NSW and Australia representative; former commentator for Nine Network and member of the Sport Australia's Hall of Hame. Order of Australian Medal recipient

T

• Justin Truong – Co-founder & CEO of PUSHAS. Forbes 30 Under 30 2022 (Asia – Retail & Commerce)

V

• Francis Vaiotu – former rugby league player
• Michael Vella – former rugby league player, NSW and Australian Representative

W

• Michael Wenden AM – Australian swimming champion and Gold medal Olympian
• Josh White – former rugby league player
• Kyle White – former rugby league player and Australian Schoolboy

Z

• Paul Zadro – Chairman of the International Sports Karate Association in Australia
• David Zdrilic – former Olyroo; Capped Socceroo; Sydney FC
• Bernard Zuel – journalist