New Era Stadium
Sydney (Cabramatta), New South Wales, Australia
New Era Stadium, Sydney (Cabramatta), Australia — opened Not confirmed, 33 rugby league games hosted, home of Cabramatta Rugby League Club / Cabramatta Two Blues (lower grades, feeder for Canterbury-Bankstown and other NRL clubs' pathways), Cabramatta JRLFC (juniors); also used by North Sydney Bears-affiliated teams and university rugby league (AURL); regularly hosts NSW Cup/Ron Massey Cup and lower-grade fixtures for multiple Sydney clubs.
Sourcing caveat: Opening date, capacity, and playing surface are not confirmed.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed (Likely renamed from an earlier name, 'Cabramatta Sports Ground' (per the Cabramatta Two Blues club's Wikipedia article, fitting approx. 5,000 spectators), but no source found explicitly confirms the rename or its date — treated as plausible, not confirmed.) |
| Home club | Cabramatta Rugby League Club / Cabramatta Two Blues (lower grades, feeder for Canterbury-Bankstown and other NRL clubs' pathways), Cabramatta JRLFC (juniors); also used by North Sydney Bears-affiliated teams and university rugby league (AURL); regularly hosts NSW Cup/Ron Massey Cup and lower-grade fixtures for multiple Sydney clubs |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 33 |
| Top recorded crowd | 2,000 |
| Floodlights installed | Present; a major upgrade completed early 2024 installed 16 new LED luminaires (1,500W each) on the four existing poles, replacing older 1,000W metal-halide lights, bringing the pitch to 200 lux, rated suitable for semi-professional rugby league — implying floodlights existed at the venue before 2024, though the original installation date was not found |
| Years used | 2003–2024 |
| Location | Sydney (Cabramatta), New South Wales |
Name history
- Cabramatta Sports Ground — an earlier name for what is very likely the same site, per club history, though the connection is not explicitly sourced
- New Era Stadium — current name, used in all sources from 2016 onward
Rugby league history
A suburban south-western Sydney rugby league ground, home of the Cabramatta Rugby League Club and its junior league, used as a regular lower-grade (NSW Cup/Ron Massey Cup/Jersey Flegg-tier) fixture venue for multiple Sydney NRL clubs' feeder teams, and host of the Cabramatta International Nines, an annual rugby league nines tournament (the 2016 edition was cancelled due to a severe thunderstorm at the venue).
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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