Notable Alumni
Marcellin College Randwick alumni are traditionally known as "Old Boys", with the school's Alumni association called the "Marcellin College Ex-Students Association". Some notable Marcellin Old Boys include:
- Business
- Charlie Bell AO – Former President and CEO of McDonald's
- Clergy and religious
- Most Rev David Walker – Bishop of Broken Bay
- Brother Charles Howard (1924-2012), Superior General of the Marist Brothers 1985-1993
- Entertainment, media and the arts
- Michael Archinal – TV presenter
- Luke Carroll – actor
- Jon Cleary – author
- James Galea – magician and actor
- Michael Lynch CBE AM – arts administrator
- Medicine and science
- Merv Cross OAM – Doctor of sports medicine and rugby league player
- Politics, public service and the law
- Lionel Bowen AC – Deputy Prime Minister of Australia from 1983 to 1990
- Michael Daley – NSW Minister for Police
- John Lawrence O’Meally AM RFD – Judge
- Tom Sinkovits OAM Diplomat and IOM DG's Special Representative in China
- Sport
- Malcolm Allen – swimmer
- Braith Anasta – rugby league player
- Luke Branighan – rugby league player
- Richard Chee Quee – first player of Chinese origin to play first-class Cricket in Australia
- Nathan Gibbs – rugby league player
- Reni Maitua – rugby league player
- Shannan McPherson – rugby league player
- James Munro – jockey and horse trainer (featured on the Australian 22 cent stamp, 1981)
- Willie Peters – rugby league player
- Iosia Soliola – rugby league player
- John Sutton – rugby league player
- Peter Tunks – rugby league player
- Joe Williams – rugby league player and professional boxer
- Ken Wright – rugby union and rugby league player
- Marty Gurr – rugby league player
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