Mackay Junior Rugby League Grounds
Mackay, Queensland, Australia
Mackay Junior Rugby League Grounds, Mackay, Australia — opened Not confirmed, 40 rugby league games hosted, home of Mackay Sea-Eagles (1996) and later Mackay Cutters (2008-2010) for Queensland Cup home matches; also a home venue for the amateur Carltons club.
Sourcing caveat: Opening date, capacity, floodlights, and playing surface are all unconfirmed — one of the thinner-sourced venues written up so far.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed |
| Home club | Mackay Sea-Eagles (1996) and later Mackay Cutters (2008-2010) for Queensland Cup home matches; also a home venue for the amateur Carltons club |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 40 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Years used | 1996–2010 |
| Location | Mackay, Queensland |
Name history
- Mackay Junior Rugby League Grounds / Mackay JRL Grounds — no alternate name found
Rugby league history
A suburban/junior rugby league sporting ground, used mainly for lower-tier Queensland Cup and junior/amateur fixtures rather than top-flight or international rugby league. Best-documented record: Mackay 48-12 Central Comets, 6 Jun 2010, the largest recorded margin at the ground; Mackay's 282 points across the 2010 Intrust Super Cup season was the highest single-season total recorded there. Mackay Cutters later relocated to a different home venue, though the exact replacement venue and date were not confirmed in sources found.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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