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Narrabundah Ballpark Location Narrabundah, Australian Capital Territory Coordinates 35°20′21″S 149°9′17″E / 35.33917°S 149.15472°ECoordinates: 35°20′21″S 149°9′17″E / 35.33917°S 149.15472°E Renovated 2010 Surface Grass Capacity 1,500 Tenants Canberra Cavalry (2010-present) Narrabundah Ballpark is an 1,500 capacity ground in Canberra, Australia. It was redeveloped in 2010 for use by the Canberra Cavalry for the Australian Baseball League, the Australian Capital Territory Government funded the $1,000,000 upgrade.[1]
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. http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news/local/sport/baseball/funding-breathes-life-into-act-bid/1656474.aspx?storypage=0. Retrieved 15 November 2010.
External links
- Narrabundah Ballpark at Austadiums
Australian Baseball Stadia Current Stadiums Baseball Park • Baxter Field • Blacktown Olympic Park • Geelong Baseball Park • Holloway Field • John Murray Field • Melbourne Ballpark • Narrabundah Ballpark • Norwood Oval • Palm Meadows • Traeger ParkFormer Stadiums ABL Stadiums Belmore Oval • Canberra Stadium • Carrara Oval • Moorabbin Oval • Parramatta Stadium • Queensland Sport and Athletics Centre • RNA Showgrounds • Old Sydney Showground • New Sydney Showground • WACA Ground • Waverley ParkSport in the Australian Capital Territory By sport Sporting teams based in the Australian Capital Territory Basketball 
Baseball ABL: Canberra CavalryCricket Hockey AHL: Canberra Lakers · Canberra StrikersIce hockey Roller derby Skate Australia: Canberra Roller Derby League · Varsity Roller Derby LeagueRugby league Rugby union S15: BrumbiesSoccer Venues AIS Arena · Belconnen Soccer Centre · Canberra Stadium · Manuka Oval · Narrabundah Ballpark · Southern Cross Stadium, Tuggeranong · Viking ParkSee Also: Sport in Australia Categories:- Sports venues in Canberra
- Baseball venues in Australia
- Australian Capital Territory stubs
- Australian sports venue stubs
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