the facilities at Belmore and move training and administration back to the ground. The Canterbury-Bankstown club relocated their offices and resumed training at the ground. In 2011, Canterbury's NSW Cup, SG Ball and Harold Matthews teams began playing most home games at Belmore once again. The spectators' hill on the eastern side of the ground is named after Canterbury legend Terry Lamb. From 1982 until the end of 1985, Canterbury's arch-rivals the Parramatta Eels used the ground as their temporary home ground while Parramatta Stadium was under construction. The St. George Dragons also used the ground for one season in 1988 while Kogarah Oval was re-developed. Canterbury-Bankstown returned to playing NRL games at Belmore with two home games during the 2015 NRL season against Melbourne and Cronulla as part of its 80th anniversary celebrations. Canterbury-Bankstown played the Premiers, North Queensland Cowboys, and Canberra Raiders in the 2016 season at Belmore Sports Ground. In 2016, it held an International rugby league match between the Cook Islands and Lebanon. At the end of the 2016 NRL season, Belmore Sports Ground will have hosted 661 games of first grade rugby league since the first game on 13 April 1936. Of the active and semi-active grounds used by the NRL, only the SCG, Leichhardt Oval and Brookvale Oval have hosted more games. Melanesian Cup Back to Belmore NRL pre-season trials NRL season games World Club Championship games Ground record The ground record attendance was set on 12 April 1993 during Round 5 of the 1993 NSWRL season when 27,804 saw Canterbury-Bankstown defeat Parramatta 42–6. References External links Back to Belmore – Official Campaign Website Sports venues in Sydney Baseball venues in Australia Rugby league stadiums in Australia Soccer venues in Sydney Multi-purpose stadiums in Australia Sydney Olympic FC St. George Dragons 1920 establishments in Australia Sports venues completed in 1920 Parramatta Eels