Three lit fields, two indoor courts, a canteen that never runs out of hot chips — Eagles Sports Complex has been where this part of Brisbane trains, plays and watches their kids grow up playing sport.
One site, five playing surfaces. Governed by the Mount Gravatt Youth and Recreation Club Inc. and kept running day-to-day by our on-site caretakers.
Gated and floodlit for training and night games. Field 1 (98×60m) and Field 2 (100×58m) carry soccer and hockey nets; Field 3 (90×50m) rounds out match day. Grandstands, shaded areas and three change rooms sit trackside.
Full-size courts that turn over between futsal, hockey, basketball, volleyball, netball, muay thai, taekwondo, wheelchair rugby and roller derby, with dividers and adjustable fan cooling.
Hot chips, coffee, slushies and cold drinks, opening onto a veranda that looks straight over the fields.
Kitchenette, balcony and lift access, booked out for meetings, presentations, schools and community events.
Social players through to competitive athletes, from Saturday morning juniors to Friday night regulars — this is the part of the complex that actually moves.
Senior community soccer, formerly Wishart Eagles FC — training and home fixtures on the outdoor fields under lights.
Home games on our professionally lit diamond, a cornerstone of the complex since its earliest seasons.
Junior indoor hockey runs across our sprung courts, building skills from first-timers up.
Technical, small-sided coaching for players who want first touches sharpened on the indoor courts.
Soccer, basketball and futsal camps every school break — a full day of sport, on-site, sorted.
One-day gatecrashers like the Christmas 5-a-side clash bring the whole complex out for a weekend.
Grab five mates and a spot under lights. Our long-running Friday competition is open to social and competitive teams alike — turn up, sign on, play.
We're supported by the Mount Gravatt Youth and Recreation Club Inc., a not-for-profit formed in the 1960s — not a corporate gym chain chasing a trend.
Eagles Sports Complex acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and recognises their culture, history, diversity and deep connection to the Land, Seas and Waters of Queensland.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the land upon which our venue stands, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
From social players finding their feet to athletes chasing representative honours, every code on-site is open to the whole community.
Plenty of families here have a grandparent who played on these same fields — that continuity is the whole point of a community complex.
The complex hosts charity fundraisers and community and cultural events alongside the weekly sporting calendar.
On Weedon Street, tucked in beside Wishart — plenty of on-site parking, showers and change rooms for match day.
Send the details below or call direct — caretakers are on-site to help with availability, set-up and anything else you need for the day.