 Casey Fields, a 70 hectare site in Cranbourne East, has been developed by the City of Casey as the premier sports facility in Melbourne's south east and features a broad range of active and passive recreation opportunities for the entire region.
The first stage of the project included the main oval at a cost $4.2 million and opened on 29th April 2006 when over 2,000 fans watched the Casey Scorpions defeat the Box Hill Hawks. The record crowd is 10,099 for a NAB Regional Challenge match between Hawthorn and Essendon in March 2007.
The ground includes a main grandstand with seating for 350 including 200 under cover as well as a function room with a seating capacity of 120. The rest of the ground is surrounded by a grass hill pushing the capacity around the 12,000 mark.
In November 2008, the Melbourne Football Club (AFL) moved their training base from Junction Oval to Casey Fields.
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Melbourne, Victoria
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Address: |
160 Berwick-Cranbourne Rd, Cranbourne East VIC |
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Capacity: |
12,000 |
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350 (3% of capacity) |
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Record Crowd: |
10,099 - 17/03/07
AFL Pre-Season: Hawthorn v Essendon |
Highest Crowd since 1/1/2003: |
10,099 - 17/03/07: NAB Challenge: Hawthorn v Essendon
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Built: |
2006 |
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Sports Played: |
Australian Football |
Home Teams: |
Casey Scorpions (VFL) |
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Last Event: |
16/03/19: AFLW: Melbourne v Adelaide
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There is plenty of parking available on-site. |
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