New Lambton Oval

Newcastle (New Lambton), New South Wales, Australia

New Lambton Oval, Newcastle (New Lambton), Australia — opened unknown, 4 rugby league games hosted, home of No club is documented as having this venue as a home ground -- the recorded matches are one-off representative fixtures (Newcastle vs NSW City sides, and State Championships matches involving Souths Newcastle), not club home fixtures..

Ground facts

Openedunknown (No opening date found for this venue in any source -- Rugby League Project's summary page carries no history text, and neither Wikipedia's "New Lambton" nor "New Lambton Heights" articles mention the oval at all.)
Home clubNo club is documented as having this venue as a home ground -- the recorded matches are one-off representative fixtures (Newcastle vs NSW City sides, and State Championships matches involving Souths Newcastle), not club home fixtures.
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)4
Top recorded crowd0
CapacityNot found in any source.
Floodlights installedNot found in any source.
SurfaceNot confirmed.
First rugby league match12 Jun 1944 -- Newcastle 16 def by NSW City Seconds 31
Last rugby league match7 Jun 1947 -- Newcastle 30 def NSW City III 18 (date independently re-verified via direct re-fetch of Rugby League Project's records page)
Years used1944–1947
LocationNewcastle (New Lambton), New South Wales

Name history

    Rugby league history

    Two of the four recorded matches were tied to the "State Championships 1944" representative competition (Souths Newcastle vs Canterbury, and vs St George); the other two, labelled only "Newcastle vs NSW City," appear to be Country vs City representative fixtures, though Rugby League Project does not name the competition explicitly. No crowd figures recorded for any match; no finals, internationals or other historic matches found.

    Sources

    Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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