Hull University Sports & Fitness Centre
Hull (Kingston upon Hull), East Riding of Yorkshire, England
Hull University Sports & Fitness Centre, Hull (Kingston upon Hull), England — opened unknown, 9 rugby league games hosted, home of University of Hull RLFC (amateur, 2017-2018); Hull FC Women (2026 Women's Championship season).
Ground facts
| Opened | unknown (No source gives a confirmed opening date; the earliest recorded match (28 January 2017) only shows it was in use by then.) |
| Home club | University of Hull RLFC (amateur, 2017-2018); Hull FC Women (2026 Women's Championship season) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 9 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Years used | 2017–2026 |
| Location | Hull (Kingston upon Hull), East Riding of Yorkshire |
Name history
- Hull University Sports & Fitness Centre — the non-commercial/listing name used throughout
- Allam Sports Centre — a formal name honouring Hull philanthropist Dr Assem Allam, per Rugby League Project — exact rename date not confirmed
Rugby league history
A Hull university sports facility used by two unrelated rugby league tenants at different times: the amateur University of Hull RLFC hosted Challenge Cup preliminary-round ties here in 2017 and 2018, and Hull FC Women made it their home ground for the entire 2026 Women's Championship season. Nine matches are recorded in all; no crowd figures survive for any of them.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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