Mosman Oval
Sydney (Mosman), New South Wales, Australia
Mosman Oval, Sydney (Mosman), Australia — opened In rugby league use by May 1910, 32 rugby league games hosted, home of Mosman, an NSW Reserve Grade club, 1910-1914.
Sourcing caveat: Capacity, floodlights, playing surface, and the ground's fate after 1914 are all unconfirmed. Whether this historical ground is the same site as any present-day Mosman sporting oval was not established and is not assumed here.
Ground facts
| Opened | In rugby league use by May 1910 (This venue could not be confirmed by general web search, which found several different 'Mosman' sporting grounds (Rawson Oval, home of the rugby union club; Allan Border Oval, home of the cricket club) but no rugby league connection, and was flagged for internal verification. A direct WebFetch of Rugby League Project's own results page resolved this: Mosman was itself an early NSWRFL club, and Mosman Oval was its ground.) |
| Home club | Mosman, an NSW Reserve Grade club, 1910-1914 |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 32 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Years used | 1910–1914 |
| Location | Sydney (Mosman), New South Wales |
Name history
- Mosman Oval — no name change found for this period; the ground's identity/name after 1914 is not established, and this write-up does not assume any connection to the present-day Allan Border Oval or Rawson Oval in Mosman
Rugby league history
An early Sydney rugby league ground: Rugby League Project's own match records show Mosman played 32 recorded matches here from May 1910 to July 1914, all in the NSWRFL (New South Wales Rugby Football League) Reserve Grade competition, against opponents including Norths, South Sydney Federals, Newtown, Eastern Suburbs, Redfern, Marrickville, Annandale, South Sydney, Sydney, West Sydney, Waverley, Grosvenor, Glebe, and Randwick.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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