The largest crowd at the WACA of 34,317 attended the AFL Preliminary Final between the West Coast Eagles and the Melbourne Football Club, 24 September 1994. In 1995, watched by a record 24,392, the Western Reds Rugby League team made its debut in ARL competition, defeating St George 28–16.

WACA. Home to the Western Australian Cricket Association, the WACA plays host to both domestic and international cricket as well and previously was home to Australian Football, Rugby League, Rugby Union & Football.

The WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association Ground), which is built on old swamp land, has been the home to many sports, including AFL, rugby (both codes) and soccer, but its real fame...

The WACA Ground is home of the Western Australian Cricket Association and the former home of international and domestic cricket in Perth prior to the opening of Perth Stadium. The venue is currently being redeveloped and reduced in size. Previously the ground also hosted night AFL matches, Rugby League, Rugby Union & Football.

2017年1月15日 · The WACA Ground (Western Australian Cricket Association) is the home of cricket in Perth, Western Australia. Officially opened in 1893, the current capacity is 20,000. Despite such a long history, with the bulk of Australia’s population residing in the eastern states, the tyranny of distance meant a long wait until the WACA became a regular ...

WACA Ground Location: Perth Operator: WA Cricket Association Opened: 1890 Capacity: 24,000 Tenants: 1987 → 2000 West Coast Eagles 1995 → 2000 Fremantle

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The WACA, named for the Western Australian Cricket Association, has been the centre of sport in WA for over 100 years. Established in 1890, thousands of games have been hosted here across many different sports and it has helped shape our state’s long history of sporting culture.

2024年4月22日 · Apparently 72 AFL games were held at the WACA between 1987 and 2000: https://afltables.com/afl/crowds/vn_waca.html. Does anyone know why games were split between the WACA and Subiaco in this period? It was too short after a development in the early 2000s.

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