The Gippsland Regional Sports Complex (GRSC) is an expansive 15 acre plus sports precinct catering to a wide variety of sports and recreational activities.
The primary indoor stadium houses four multi-use basketball courts with full team facilities, a kiosk, conference room and administration office.
Outdoors there are 12 netball courts with seating for up to 100 players and spectators.
There is also a full-size synthetic hockey pitch with a pavilion, practice-zone, basketball training court and
playground.
Other GRSC features include a 2,500 square metre grassed area, 200 plus car parking spaces, landscaped gardens and walking paths with lighting.
Located just outside of the Sale CBD, the GRSC is a premium country location with all the bells and whistles for events of all sizes.
Melbourne Boomers CEO Christy Collier
“The Deakin Melbourne Boomers have built a wonderful relationship with Gippsland Regional Sports Complex and the Sale community. We have visited on numerous occasions to run basketball activities and events, including a 3x3 junior tournament and 3x3 WNBL exhibition game against the Bendigo Spirit as well as junior clinics, squad training sessions and an open training session during the 2019/20 WNBL season. We’ve been impressed by the community support and the fantastic facilities at the centre.” The Deakin Melbourne Boomers have become a mainstay on the Gippsland sporting calendar. Rebounding from the success of the 2018 WNBL Triple Crown tournament played across Wellington, Baw Baw and Latrobe City shires, the Boomers have returned to the region with huge programs year-in-year-out in partnership with the Latrobe Valley Authority. Home grown Boomers star Chelsea D’Angelo and her teammates have become firmly entrenched as local heroes, conducting clinics and workshops alongside coaches Guy Molloy and…
For a full list of accommodation in the area please visit the Wellington Visitor Centre website
Cnr Princess Hwy & Raymond Street, Sale VIC 3850
It takes a lot of moving parts to bring together a great event. It’s difficult to host events in some regional centres, because they simply don’t have the services and suppliers you need to make it work. It’s costly to bring everything with you, and we understand that in the Latrobe Valley.
