Royal Australian Engineers Grounds

Sydney (Casula), New South Wales, Australia

Royal Australian Engineers Grounds, Sydney (Casula), Australia — opened not confirmed as a dedicated sportsground; the Army's School of Military Engineering was established on a permanent basis at Moorebank/Casula in September 1939, 1 rugby league games hosted, home of no civilian club; used informally by Army representative teams at the School of Military Engineering.

Sourcing caveat: The 41-10 score and 1,000 crowd figure are sourced solely to Rugby League Project; no independent source with these exact figures was found, though Wikipedia's account of the tour corroborates that a match against Army Engineers took place in late May 1953.

Ground facts

Openednot confirmed as a dedicated sportsground; the Army's School of Military Engineering was established on a permanent basis at Moorebank/Casula in September 1939
Home clubno civilian club; used informally by Army representative teams at the School of Military Engineering
Games hosted (rugby league, on record)1
Top recorded crowd1,000
Capacitynot documented
Floodlights installednot confirmed
Surfacepresumed grass, not separately confirmed
Years used1953
LocationSydney (Casula), New South Wales

Name history

  • Royal Australian Engineers Grounds / School of Military Engineering grounds — no other name confirmed

Rugby league history

This ground sat within the Australian Army's School of Military Engineering at Moorebank and Casula, NSW, which trained roughly 40,000 troops over its history before the facility closed in 2015 when its units relocated to Holsworthy. Its single recorded rugby league fixture was a low-key trial match on 25 May 1953, when the touring USA American All Stars beat a Royal Australian Engineers side 41-10 in front of 1,000 spectators, played to help the American players learn the sport ahead of their official tour matches.

Sources

Data last verified: 11 August 2026.

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