Gerry Green Reserve

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  • Track Information

    Gerry Green Reserve is a suburban oval in Melbourne’s south-east suburbs, that was marked as an athletics track once a year for the Parkdale Gift.

    The oval is mainly used for cricket and AFL

    The venue was previously called Parkdale Recreation Reserve but was renamed in 1972 after former Mayor of Mordialloc, Gerry Green.

    With the Parkdale Gift being renamed as the Beachside Gift for its 2022 edition, to be held at Mentone Reserve, it is assumed that Gerry Green Reserve will no longer be marked as an athletics track.

    The venue is managed by the City of Kingston and enjoyed the development of a $2.8m pavilion in 2018.

     

  • Notable Performances
    Notable Performances:
    • 6 February 2021: Parkdale Gift, featuring a thrilling 2-mile race which came down to a sprint finish between Brett Robinson, Stewart McSweyn and Ryan Gregson. Read more here. Photos.
  • Spikes

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  • Social
  • Traditional Owner
    Bunurong
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  • Facilities
    Track Length: 400m
    Number of lanes – circular: 1
    Number of Lanes – Straight: 8
    Water Jump: No
    Long Jump Pits: 0
    High Jump Fans: 0
    Pole Vault Pits: 0
    Discus Circles: 0
    Shot Put Circles: 0
    Javelin Runways: 0
    Hammer Circles: 0
    Lighting: Yes
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  • Track Etiquette

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