House System
Apart from its involvement in the Associated Catholic Colleges, or ACC, St Joseph's College students also became members of one of the Colleges sporting houses or teams. These houses, named after four early headmasters of the college, are: Hogan (green), McSweeney (gold), Kelly (royal blue), Geoghegan (red).
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