Raiders Belconnen
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Raiders Belconnen, Canberra, Australia — opened Home ground of West Belconnen Warriors, a rugby league club formed in the mid-1970s; the ground's own opening date is not confirmed, 18 rugby league games hosted, home of West Belconnen Warriors (Canberra Raiders Cup / Canberra Region Rugby League), sponsored at both senior and junior level by Raiders Belconnen.
Sourcing caveat: Capacity is not confirmed. The precise relationship between the licensed 'Raiders Belconnen' club venue and the sports ground itself is not fully resolved in available sources.
Ground facts
| Opened | Home ground of West Belconnen Warriors, a rugby league club formed in the mid-1970s; the ground's own opening date is not confirmed (There is genuine ambiguity in available sources between 'Raiders Belconnen' as a licensed hospitality/function club venue (which hosts NRL grand final broadcast viewings) and any adjoining sports ground used for community rugby league matches; this write-up covers the rugby league playing venue as best understood, but the two are not fully disambiguated here. Also listed under the alternative name 'Belconnen Oval' in some records.) |
| Home club | West Belconnen Warriors (Canberra Raiders Cup / Canberra Region Rugby League), sponsored at both senior and junior level by Raiders Belconnen |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 18 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Years used | 2021–2026 |
| Location | Canberra, Australian Capital Territory |
Name history
- Belconnen Oval / Raiders Belconnen — current branded name reflects a Canberra Raiders NRL club sponsorship/naming arrangement
Rugby league history
West Belconnen Warriors have won 11 premierships (1986-2022) and been runner-up 11 times in the region's top local competition, plus 10 reserve-grade titles, and have produced NRL players including Bradley Clyde and Bailey Simonsson. This is NOT the home ground of Canberra Raiders Women (NRLW), whose home ground is the much larger GIO Stadium in Bruce, ACT.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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