University of West Indies MONA Bowl
Kingston, Surrey, Jamaica
University of West Indies MONA Bowl, Kingston, Jamaica — opened Not documented, 4 rugby league games hosted, home of University of the West Indies F.C. (football, Jamaican Premier League); used by the Jamaica national rugby league team (Reggae Warriors) for home internationals, no permanent rugby league club tenant.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not documented (No source found gives a construction or opening date for the Mona Bowl sports complex itself. The University of the West Indies' Mona campus was established in 1948, and a separate cricket facility on campus (Sir Frank Worrell Cricket Ground) dates to around 1963, but neither date can be confirmed as applying to the rugby/football field used for these matches.) |
| Home club | University of the West Indies F.C. (football, Jamaican Premier League); used by the Jamaica national rugby league team (Reggae Warriors) for home internationals, no permanent rugby league club tenant |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 4 |
| Top recorded crowd | 0 |
| Capacity | Uncertain -- one source cites approximately 3,000 for the football/rugby field, a lower-reliability crowdsourced source cites 1,000; neither is strongly corroborated. A separate, larger planned athletics-stadium project on the same campus (with an unrelated 10,000-seat proposal) should not be confused with this field's capacity. |
| Years used | 2023 |
| Location | Kingston, Surrey |
Name history
Rugby league history
A multi-purpose university sports complex on the Mona campus of the University of the West Indies in Kingston, Jamaica, comprising separate football, rugby and athletics facilities. It serves as Jamaica's primary rugby league international venue, hosting the round-robin 2023 Americas North Championship (Jamaica, USA and Canada) and a Jamaica vs USA friendly in December 2023. Rugby League Project appears to record UWI Mona's rugby league history across two separate venue entries -- a plain 'University of West Indies' page (covering 2017 and 2019 matches) and this 'MONA Bowl' page (covering the 2023 matches) -- which may represent the same or adjacent pitches within the same complex; this is disclosed as an unresolved database-labelling question rather than treated as two genuinely distinct grounds. No floodlight or playing-surface information could be confirmed.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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