Cootamundra Sports Ground

Cootamundra, New South Wales, Australia

Cootamundra Sports Ground, Cootamundra, Australia — opened Not confirmed, 3 rugby league games hosted, home of South West NSW / Southern NSW (NSWRFL Country representative side).

Sourcing caveat: A specialist local history site (mahercup.com.au) puts the 1928 match's crowd at "over 7,000" rather than Rugby League Project's recorded 8,000 -- both figures are plausible period newspaper estimates and neither could be independently confirmed as more accurate, so the discrepancy is noted rather than resolved.

Ground facts

OpenedNot confirmed (No precise founding date found. A specialist local rugby league history site (Maher Cup) identifies the ground's actual local name as "Fisher Park", with "Cootamundra Sports Ground" appearing to be a generic descriptor rather than its proper name -- the site is still active today as part of the Cootamundra Sporting Precinct (alongside neighbouring Nicholson Park), having received a lighting upgrade in 2020 and continuing to host junior and senior rugby league, rugby union, cricket, touch football and netball.)
Home clubSouth West NSW / Southern NSW (NSWRFL Country representative side)
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)3
Top recorded crowd8,000
Years used1924–1956
LocationCootamundra, New South Wales

Name history

    Rugby league history

    Cootamundra's three recorded matches, spanning 1924 to 1956, are all touring-team fixtures against NSW Country representative sides. The largest crowd, 8,000, came on 30 May 1928 when a South West NSW side drew 14-14 with a touring Great Britain (England) side -- a match that featured a young Eric Weissel, the South-Western Districts player who went on to become one of the sport's most celebrated figures in Australia. Two further fixtures bookend that peak: a 1924 loss to a touring England side (5,500) and a 1956 win over the touring New Zealand Kiwis (6,000).

    Sources

    Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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