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The Sydney Roosters is the only club that has participated in Australia's premier professional rugby league competition in every season since its inception in 1908. Further, the Roosters' women's team was a foundation club when the NRLW commenced in 2018 and has played in each season since. All venues that these teams have played first grade matches on are detailed below, in chronological order. Further, we list those venues where the Roosters have hosted first grade games on, and present a detailed history of the primary home grounds of the Club.

Roosters Primary Home Grounds

Years Ground No. Of
Seasons
1908 - 1910 Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 3
1911 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 1
1912 - 1920 Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 9
1921 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 1
1922 - 1925 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 4
1926 - 1929 Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 4
1930 - 1976 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 47
1977 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 1
1978 - 1986 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 9
1987 Henson Park, Marrickville < 1
1988 - 1989 Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park > 2
1990 Henson Park, Marrickville > 0.64
1990 - 2018 Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park 28.36
2019 - 2022 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park ^ 4
2023 - Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park  2
< Club used Henson Park, Marrickville, after the demolition of the Sydney
Sports Ground, as it waited for construction of the Sydney Football Stadium
(Old), Moore Park to be completed.

> A contract dispute meant that the Club left its Moore Park base for the first
seven home matches of the 1990 season but returned to the Sydney Football
Stadium (Old), Moore Park after that and has been based in Moore Park since.

^ The Club used the Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park, as its primary home
ground for four seasons, after the demolition of the Sydney Football Stadium
(Old), Moore Park, as it waited for construction of the new Sydney Football
Stadium, Moore Park to be completed.

Consoliated Summary Of
Primary Home Ground Usage

Primary Home Ground First
Season
Final
Season
Total
Seasons
Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 1908 1929 16
Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 1911 1986 61
Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 1921 2022 6
Henson Park, Marrickville 1987 1990 1.64
Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park 1988 2018 30.36
Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park 2023   2

All Roosters Home Venues

As At October 31, 2024

No. Venue First Season
Hosting
Final Season
Hosting
Matches
Hosted
1 Wentworth Park, Glebe 1908 1929 8
2 Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 1908 1930 74
3 Metters Sports Ground, Erskineville 1910 1910 1
4 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 1911 1986 430
5 Pratten Park, Ashfield 1913 1955 13
6 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 1913 2023 178
7 Trumper (formerly Hampden) Park, Paddington 1915 1941 9
8 Sydney Cricket Ground No. 2, Moore Park 1920 1920 1
9 Birchgrove Oval 1922 1922 1
10 Marrickville Oval 1930 1933 3
11 Earl Park, Arncliffe 1930 1932 2
12 North Sydney Oval 1932 1944 2
13 Drummoyne Oval 1932 1932 1
14 Chatswood Oval 1933 1933 1
15 Redfern Oval 1948 1966 4
16 Henson Park, Marrickville 1954 1990 18
17 Parramatta Stadium 1986 1987 5
18 Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Leumeah 1986 1986 1
19 Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park 1988 2018 329
20 Townsville Sports Reserve 1990 1990 1
21 W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth 1993 1994 2
22 Carlaw Park, Parnell, Auckland, NZ 1993 1993 1
23 Richardson Park, Darwin 1995 1995 1
24 Eric Weissel Oval, Wagga Wagga 1998 1998 1
25 Stadium Australia, Homebush 2000 2000 1
26 Central Coast Stadium, Gosford * 2004   18
27 Lancaster Park, Waltham, Christchurch, NZ 2010 2010 1
28 Marrara Stadium, Darwin 2012 2012 1
29 Adelaide Oval 2017 2019 3
30 Brisbane (Lang Park) Football Stadium 2018   6
31 Leichhardt Oval, Lilyfield 2020 2020 3
32 Western Sydney Stadium, Parramatta 2020 2020 3
33 Newcastle International Sports Centre 2021 2021 1
34 Sunshine Coast Stadium, Bokarina 2021 2021 1
35 Stadium Mackay 2021 2022 2
36 Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park 2022   20
37 Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 2024 2024 1
* The Sydney Roosters have been playing home games at the Central Coast Stadium since 2004  but with the formal partnership with
the Central Coast Rugby League commencing in 2017, the Roosters now play one home match every season on the Central Coast.

All Roosters Venues (Men's)

No. Ground First
Season
Final
Season
1 Wentworth Park, Glebe 1908 1930
2 Royal Agricultural Showground, Moore Park 1908 1930
3 Newcastle Showground 1909 1909
4 Birchgrove Oval 1909 1942
5 North Sydney Oval 1910 1999
6 Metters Sports Ground, Erskineville 1910 1910
7 St Luke's Park, Concord 1910 1942
8 Sydney Sports Ground, Moore Park 1911 1986
9 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 1913 2023
10 Pratten Park, Ashfield 1913 1967
11 Trumper (formerly Hampden) Park, Paddington 1915 1942
12 Sydney Cricket Ground No. 2, Moore Park 1920 1925
13 Earl Park, Arncliffe 1925 1939
14 Marrickville Oval 1926 1935
15 Drummoyne Oval 1932 1950
16 Chatswood Oval 1933 1933
17 Belmore Sports Ground 1936 1998
18 Henson Park, Marrickville 1937 1990
19 Leichhardt Oval 1938  
20 Hurstville Oval 1941 1949
21 Brookvale Oval 1947  
22 Cumberland Oval, Parramatta 1947 1981
23 Erskineville Oval 1947 1952
24 Redfern Oval 1948 1987
25 Kogarah Jubilee Stadium, Carlton 1950  
26 Lidcombe Oval 1963 1986
27 Penrith Stadium 1967  
28 Sutherland Oval 1967 1968
29 Endeavour Field, Woolooware 1969  
30 Wollongong Showground 1982  
31 Seiffert Oval, Queanbeyan 1982 1989
32 Parramatta Stadium 1986 2016
33 Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Leumeah 1986  
34 Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park 1988 2018
35 Lang Park, Brisbane 1988 1997
36 Seagulls Stadium, Tweed Heads 1988 1994
37 Newcastle International Sports Centre 1989  
38 Bruce Stadium, Canberra 1990  
39 Townsville Sports Reserve 1990 1990
40 Apex Oval, Dubbo 1991 1991
41 W.A.C.A. Ground, Perth 1993 1995
42 Carlaw Park, Parnell, Auckland, NZ 1993 1993
43 Queensland Sport And Athletics Centre, Brisbane 1994 2002
44 Richardson Park, Darwin 1995 1995
45 Mt Smart Stadium, Penrose, Auckland, NZ 1995  
46 Willows Sports Complex, Townsville 1995 2016
47 Carrara Stadium, Gold Coast 1996 2007
47 Eric Weissel Oval, Wagga Wagga 1998 1998
49 Olympic Park, Melbourne 1998 2009
50 Stadium Australia, Homebush 2000  
51 Central Coast Stadium, Gosford 2000  
52 Docklands Stadium, Melbourne 2001 2001
53 Sydney Showground, Homebush 2001 2002
54 Brisbane (Lang Park) Football Stadium 2003  
55 Robina Stadium, Gold Coast 2010  
56 Melbourne Rectangular Stadium 2010  
57 Lancaster Park, Waltham, Christchurch, NZ 2010 2010
58 Marrara Stadium, Darwin 2012 2012
59 Eden Park, Auckland, NZ 2013 2013
60 Adelaide Oval 2017 2019
61 Western Sydney Stadium, Parramatta 2019  
62 North Queensland Stadium, Townsville 2020  
63 Sunshine Coast Stadium, Bokarina 2021 2021
64 Clive Berghofer Stadium, Toowoomba 2021 2021
65 Stadium Mackay 2021 2022
66 Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park 2022  
67 Brisbane Cricket Ground 2023 2023
68 Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA 2024  
69 Perth Rectangular Stadium 2024  

All Roosters Venues (Women's)

No. Ground First
Season
Final
Season
1 Stadium Australia, Homebush 2018  
2 Sydney Football Stadium (Old), Moore Park 2018 2018
3 Melbourne Rectangular Stadium 2019  
4 Leichhardt Oval. Lilyfield 2020  
5 Bruce Stadium, Canberra 2020  
6 Western Sydney Stadium, Parramatta 2020  
7 Newcastle International Sports Centre 2021  
8 Wollongong Showground 2021  
9 Sydney Cricket Ground, Moore Park 2021 2023
10 Kogarah Jubilee Stadium, Carlton 2021  
11 Dolphin Stadium, Kippa-Ring, Moreton Bay 2021  
12 Brisbane (Lang Park) Football Stadium 2022  
13 Sydney Football Stadium, Moore Park 2022  
14 Central Coast Stadium, Gosford 2022  
15 Sunshine Coast Stadium, Kawana Waters 2023  
16 Endeavour Field, Woolooware 2023  
17 Robina Stadium, Gold Coast 2024  

 

Acknowledgement of Country

Sydney Roosters respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.