Harold Knight Oval

The club that calls it home — Kahibah FC — marked the occasion with a match against Lambton Jaffas.

The pitch itself is natural grass, sitting on a site shared with a synthetic cricket wicket, which points to a ground doing double duty across summer and winter codes rather than one built for football alone. Capacity remains 300, a figure that held steady through the rebuild rather than rising with it.

Kahibah FC itself has been playing since 1925 and marked its centenary across the 2025/2026 season, though nothing in the record ties that anniversary to the timing of the redevelopment. Who Harold Knight was, and when the ground took his name, is not part of what survives in the club's or council's public account.