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Shepparton Sports Stadium scores big with new upgrades

In Summary

Vital upgrades have been completed at Shepparton Sports Stadium, including a new scoreboard, improved audio system, and enhanced court side seating.
New scoreboard on Court 1 meets Basketball Victoria standards and supports high-level competitions such as Big V.
Renewed audio systems on Courts 3 and 4 are now compatible with Courts 1 and 2 and support emergency evacuation messaging.
Court seating upgrades on Courts 2 and 4 enhance safety and comfort for spectators and players, increasing the venue’s capacity to host elite and community events.

Improvements included the installation of a new scoreboard, upgraded audio system and enhanced court side seating. These works improve the stadium’s accessibility and inclusivity for users and spectators while improving the overall user experience.

These upgrades also increase the stadiums capacity to host elite sporting events and higher level community competitions, boosting local economic activity.

Stadium Renewal Summary:

The scoreboard replacement on Court 1 meets Basketball Victoria guidelines and standards for high-level basketball, including Big V competition.
The renewed audio system on Courts 3 and 4 now provides emergency evacuation alerts and instructions and is compatible with the audio system on Courts 1 and 2.
Upgraded seating on Courts 2 and 4 improves patron comfort and increases run-off for safety.

Mayor, Councillor Shane Sali thanked user groups and the community for their patience during the works.

“Council is proud to deliver these upgrades, which will enhance the experience for players and spectators and support the stadium’s role as a premier sporting venue in our region,” he said.

Councillor Steven Threlfall, McEwen Ward, said the stadium is an important community asset.