Narrabundah Ballpark

Narrabundah Ballpark
Construction

Location	Narrabundah, Australian Capital Territory
Coordinates	35°20′21″S 149°9′17″E / 35.33917°S 149.15472°E / -35.33917; 149.15472Coordinates: 35°20′21″S 149°9′17″E / 35.33917°S 149.15472°E / -35.33917; 149.15472
Capacity	2,250
Field size	Left Field - 330 feet (101 m) Center Field - 393 feet (120 m) Right Field - 330 feet (101 m)
Surface	Grass
Renovated	2010
Tenants
Canberra Cavalry (2010-present)

Narrabundah Ballpark is an 2,250 Canberra Cavalry for the Australian Baseball League, the Australian Capital Territory Government funded the $1,000,000 upgrade.^[1]

Main Stand, Narrabundah Ballpark

Narrabundah Ballpark, 28 November 2014, game-ready field

Saturday 20 November 2010: Canberra Cavalry (home team) batting against Melbourne Aces.

References

↑ David Jean (22 October 2009). "Funding breathes life into ACT bid". The Canberra Times. Retrieved 15 November 2010.

External links

Narrabundah Ballpark at Austadiums

Canberra Cavalry

The Franchise

History
Records
Players
Managers
Award winners and league leaders

Ballparks

Narrabundah Ballpark

Important figures

Broadcasting

Radio 2CC Stereo AM 1206
Television Nil
Internet iiNet Freezone

Seasons (5)

2010s-2020s	2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Australian Baseball Stadiums

Current Stadiums	Baseball Park Baxter Field Blacktown Baseball Stadium Coopers Stadium Geelong Baseball Park Holloway Field John Murray Field Melbourne Ballpark Narrabundah Ballpark RNA Showgrounds Palm Meadows Traeger Park

Former Stadiums	Melbourne Showgrounds Auburn Stadium Parry Field Thebarton Oval

ABL 89-99 era Stadiums	Belmore Oval Canberra Stadium Carrara Oval Concord Oval Lang Park Moorabbin Oval Newcastle International Sports Centre Norwood Oval Parramatta Stadium Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre RNA Showgrounds Sydney Football Stadium Sydney Showground (Moore Park) Sydney Showground Stadium WACA Ground Waverley Park

Sport in the Australian Capital Territory

By sport

Australian rules football Rugby league Rugby union Soccer

Sporting teams based in the Australian Capital Territory

Australian rules football

NEAFL:	Ainslie Belconnen Eastlake Tuggeranong Queanbeyan

Basketball

WNBL:	Canberra Capitals

Baseball

ABL:	Canberra Cavalry

Cricket

Futures League:	Canberra Comets

WNCL:	ACT Meteors

Field hockey

AHL:	Canberra Lakers

Ice hockey

AIHL:	CBR Brave

Roller derby

Skate Australia:	Canberra Roller Derby League Varsity Derby League

Rugby league

NRL / NYC:	Canberra Raiders

Rugby union

S15:	Brumbies

NRC:	University of Canberra Vikings

Soccer

W-League:	Canberra United

NYL:	AIS

Venues

AIS Arena Belconnen Soccer Centre Canberra Stadium Manuka Oval Narrabundah Ballpark Southern Cross Stadium, Tuggeranong Viking Park

see also: Sport in Australia

Canberra landmarks

Buildings and structures	ACT Heritage Library ACT Memorial All Saints Church Australian Army Memorial Australia Forum Australian War Memorial Australian–American Memorial Basser Library Black Mountain Tower Captain James Cook Memorial Centenary House Edmund Barton Building Gus's High Court of Australia Hotel Canberra Hotel Kurrajong Korean War Memorial Legislative Assembly Building The Lodge Lovett Tower Mercure Hotel Mount Stromlo Observatory National Carillon National Gallery of Australia Research Library Old Parliament House Parliament House Royal Australian Mint St John the Baptist Church Scrivener Dam Supreme Court Tilley's Yarralumla Yarralumla brickworks

Precincts	City Walk Belconnen Town Centre Garema Place Parliamentary Triangle Tuggeranong Town Centre Woden Town Centre

Parks and open spaces	Australian National Botanic Gardens Black Mountain Peninsula Canberra Nature Park Canberra Peace Park City Hill Cockington Green Gardens Commonwealth Park Commonwealth Place Constitution Place Corroboree Park Glebe Park Kings Park Lennox Gardens including Canberra-Nara Peace Park Lindsay Pryor National Arboretum Magna Carta Place Mulligans Flat Nature Reserve National Arboretum Canberra National Rose Garden Telopea Park Weston Park Yarramundi Reach

Cultural institutions	Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Australian Institute of Anatomy Australian National University Classics Museum Blundells Cottage Cameron Offices, Belconnen Canberra Glassworks Canberra Museum and Gallery Canberra Railway Museum National Archives of Australia National Film and Sound Archive National Gallery of Australia National Library of Australia National Museum of Australia National Portrait Gallery Questacon

Sport	AIS Arena Australian Institute of Sport Canberra International Sports & Aquatic Centre Canberra Stadium Canberra Yacht Club Manuka Oval McKellar Park Narrabundah Ballpark Royal Canberra Golf Club Southern Cross Stadium Viking Park

Transportation	Canberra Airport ANZAC Parade, Canberra Canberra railway station

Entertainment	Albert Hall Big Splash Canberra Theatre Casino Canberra National Convention Centre National Zoo & Aquarium

Beaches and islands	Lake Burley Griffin Aspen Island Spinnaker Island Springbank Island

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