Windsor Sporting Complex
Windsor, New South Wales, Australia
Windsor Sporting Complex, Windsor, Australia — opened Not confirmed (Rugby League Project's match listing for this venue begins in 2008), 75 rugby league games hosted, home of Windsor Wolves.
Ground facts
| Opened | Not confirmed (Rugby League Project's match listing for this venue begins in 2008) |
| Home club | Windsor Wolves |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 75 |
| Top recorded crowd | 750 |
| First rugby league match | Not confirmed with a specific date/score from sources found; Rugby League Project's earliest listed result is a March 2008 NSW Cup fixture |
| Years used | 2008–2020 |
| Location | Windsor, New South Wales |
Name history
- Windsor Sporting Complex — in use for rugby league by 2008; still current
Rugby league history
Home ground of the Windsor Wolves, a Sydney-outskirts club whose playing history under the rugby codes dates back to 1891. The complex has hosted the Wolves' sides in a run of second-tier and representative competitions: the NSW Cup (including a stint as the Penrith Panthers' official feeder club, 2008-2013), the Jim Beam Cup/Ron Massey Cup (2003-2016) and the Sydney Shield, as well as the district Penrith competition. It also staged fixtures in the 2018 Emerging Nations World Cup, hosting national sides including Malta, the Philippines, the Solomon Islands, Turkey, Hungary, Greece, Japan, Hong Kong and Italy, and hosted a 2013 Latin Heat v Thailand international match.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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