TG Millner Field
Sydney (Marsfield), New South Wales, Australia
TG Millner Field, Sydney (Marsfield), Australia — opened Land purchased by Colonel T.G. Millner in 1951, after whom the ground is named; main grandstand and dressing rooms built by volunteers in 1963, 11 rugby league games hosted, home of Primarily a rugby union ground — long-time home of Eastwood Rugby Club (Shute Shield); no specific rugby league club identified as a primary tenant, consistent with this site's low, occasional 11-game rugby league record (2003-2021).
Sourcing caveat: Floodlight status is directly disputed between sources (see above), and is reported as-is rather than silently resolved. First rugby league match and playing surface not confirmed.
Ground facts
| Opened | Land purchased by Colonel T.G. Millner in 1951, after whom the ground is named; main grandstand and dressing rooms built by volunteers in 1963 |
| Home club | Primarily a rugby union ground — long-time home of Eastwood Rugby Club (Shute Shield); no specific rugby league club identified as a primary tenant, consistent with this site's low, occasional 11-game rugby league record (2003-2021) |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 11 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Capacity | 5,000 |
| Floodlights installed | Disputed: Wikipedia states floodlights were installed across three full-sized playing fields in 1969, while Austadiums states no lighting facilities are available. Possibly floodlights were later removed or the sources describe different fields on the same site — not independently resolved. |
| Surface | Grass (presumed; not explicitly confirmed in sources checked) |
| First rugby league match | Not confirmed |
| Years used | 2003–2021 |
| Location | Sydney (Marsfield), New South Wales |
Name history
- TG Millner Field — since 1951, named after Colonel T.G. Millner following his purchase of the land
Rugby league history
A multi-code sporting complex (a main ground plus two further playing fields) best known as a rugby union venue, which has also hosted occasional rugby league and soccer fixtures across its grounds. Eastwood Rugby sold the property to North Ryde RSL in 2017; ownership reportedly transferred to the Abadeen Group in December 2025, with redevelopment plans pending, which may explain why recorded rugby league use here ended around 2021.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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