Shepparton sports precinct redevelopment cash
Victorian Government commits $650,000 towards development of the Shepparton Community Football Complex at the Shepparton sports precinct
By Darren Linton
The multimillion-dollar expansion of Shepparton’s major sporting precinct is fast becoming a reality.
The Victorian Government has committed $650
It is the first stage of a major redevelopment and expansion outlined in the Sport 2050 strategy.
Greater Shepparton City Council has produced an animated flyover of what the precinct will look like as part of a submission for a further $7.5
The 2.7
Securing additional funding would lead to new hockey and multipurpose pitches, a synthetic running track for athletics and a multipurpose football field the equal of Deakin Reserve.
The council will contribute more than $1.9
Victorian Sport and Recreation Minister Hugh Delahunty said the complex included the development of four new soccer pitches, including two dedicated pitches with lighting and two multi-purpose pitches marked for soccer and other sports.
The complex will also include multipurpose change rooms with showers and toilets catering for the variety of users at the reserve, including females and referees.
‘‘The multipurpose field at the complex will also benefit from a $100
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