Greensborough Opens Upgraded Sports Facilities Ahead of Finals Season

The new pavilion at Anthony Beale Reserve in Greensborough, funded by a $2.1 million refurbishment, is set to officially open later this month with female-friendly changerooms and a new deck for viewing on-field action.

These infrastructure improvements arrive as Greensborough prepares for its sports season, giving clubs and residents upgraded spaces that support training, matches and spectator access. The upgrades address longstanding needs at multiple sites and position the suburb to host more competitive play and community events throughout the coming months.

Anthony Beale Reserve Pavilion

The $2.1 million refurbishment at Anthony Beale Reserve delivers purpose-built female-friendly changerooms alongside a viewing deck that improves the match-day experience. Local teams will benefit from the modern amenities when the pavilion opens later this month, allowing smoother preparation for fixtures ahead.

Greensborough Hockey Multi-Purpose Pavilion

The $2.75 million redevelopment of the Greensborough Hockey Multi-Purpose Pavilion, supported by $2 million from the Growing Suburbs Fund, has already opened. It includes new meeting rooms, unisex change rooms and accessible ramps that broaden participation options for hockey and other user groups during the season.

Diamond Valley Sports and Fitness Centre and Secondary College Upgrades

The $16.5 million redevelopment of the Diamond Valley Sports and Fitness Centre in Greensborough, the second-largest capital works project in the shire, has been completed and officially opened after doubling the centre's original size. At Greensborough Secondary College, major sports upgrades funded by North East Link are now complete and ready for community use, while a separate $10 million government upgrade delivered a new sports hall with full-size courts for netball, basketball and volleyball. These venues provide expanded capacity for training and competition as clubs enter the season preview period.

The collection of projects demonstrates sustained investment in local sport infrastructure. With the facilities now available or due to open shortly, clubs and residents gain practical options for matches, training and viewing that were previously limited by older buildings.

Community organisations and schools can now schedule sessions across the refreshed sites. Residents seeking updated playing or spectating opportunities should contact the relevant clubs or centre management for current booking details and availability.