Blacktown Baseball Stadium, Baseball stadium in Rooty Hill, Sydney, Australia.
Blacktown Baseball Stadium is a sports venue in Rooty Hill that forms part of the Blacktown International Sportspark in western Sydney. The facility includes spectator seating, training areas with batting cages and practice tunnels, and four change rooms for team use.
The stadium was built as a secondary baseball venue for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and opened in 1999. Its construction was part of broader infrastructure development in western Sydney for that international event.
The stadium serves as the home ground for the Sydney Blue Sox and operates as a key hub for baseball activity in New South Wales. Visitors experience both professional matches and grassroots competitions that reflect the sport's presence in the local community.
The stadium offers large parking capacity with space for around 1,000 vehicles accessible via Eastern Road. Visitors should familiarize themselves with the layout and sections of the broader Sportspark complex to navigate the grounds easily.
The stadium was repurposed for professional baseball after the 2000 Olympics rather than being abandoned following the games. This transformation allowed it to become a lasting venue for the sport instead of remaining a temporary Olympic facility.
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