Wagga Wagga Leagues Club, Sports and community club in Wagga Wagga, Australia

Wagga Wagga Leagues Club is a community gathering place with dining areas, function rooms, and recreation spaces arranged across two floors. It sits in a central location on Gurwood Street where locals easily find it.

The place was founded in 1955 by the Wagga Magpies Football Club and gained a second floor in 1964 to handle more members. This expansion shaped how the building looked and functioned for many years after.

The club's name comes from the Wagga Magpies, the football club that founded it in 1955; the Magpies merged with Turvey Park Lions in 2005 to form the South City Bulls. The site also held Eric Weissel Oval and Allen Staunton Oval, sold with the building in April 2005 for $1.3 million.

The club closed for the final time on 28 June 2004, and creditors voted for liquidation on 5 July 2004, so there is no venue to visit today. The former club building on Gurwood Street, sold in April 2005 with Eric Weissel Oval and Allen Staunton Oval for $1.3 million, later housed a Christian school granted provisional registration in November 2006.

The building underwent a major transformation when it became a registered Christian school facility in 2006 under New South Wales education authority approval. This change in purpose shows how the original sports club building found a new role in the community.