Canberra Stadium

The Canberra Stadium , called at the beginning the Bruce Stadium , is a stage mainly devoted to the Rugby with XV and the Rugby with XIII, located beside the Australian Institute off Sport, with Canberra, capital of the Australia. is exactly in the suburbs of Canberra and bears the name of the politician Australia N Stanley Bruce, Prime Minister in 1923-1929.

The normal capacity of the stage is of 25.000 sitted places. It has acceuilli 28.753 people for the final of Super 12 of 2004.

It was built in 1977, it is the property of the Gouvernement of Australia.

Teams resident and practiced sports

It accommodates matches of Baseball Canberra Bushrangers. The stage also accommodated matches of Football (the National Soccer League become A-League).

It is finally mainly a ground of Rugby to XV: the team of Canberra of Super 12/14, the Brumbies, plays there her matches in residence and since 1996 three finales Super 12/14 were disputed in Canberra Stadium. Canberra Stadium organized meetings of the World cup of Rugby 2003.

The Rugby with XV division the stage with the Rugby with XIII and equips it with the Canberra Raiders, a club Australia N of Rugby to XIII evolving/moving in National Rugby League. The club is based in Canberra, capital of Australia.

External bond

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