

Support a new synthetic pitch at Steve Woodcock Sports Centre
The issue
As a parent and a passionate advocate for the positive impact of sports on our youth, I am deeply invested in the future of our community's young athletes. The Steve Woodcock Sports Centre in Newton has long been a hub for local soccer enthusiasts, providing a space for over 650 players, including 550 children, to hone their skills and foster a love for the game. However, the current condition of the natural grass pitches is limiting the potential of our budding athletes. Federal funding has been granted for $3million to install a new synthetic pitch, requiring no additional funds from council or ratepayers.
Wet weather and high usage have left the fields in a state that is less than ideal for safe and effective play. The wear and tear on the pitch affects not only the quality of training and matches but also poses a risk of injury to our children. It's time we take action to ensure they have the facilities they deserve.
Installing a synthetic pitch at the Steve Woodcock Sports Centre presents a sustainable and long-lasting solution. Synthetic surfaces are resilient, requiring less maintenance and offering a consistently high-quality playing environment regardless of weather conditions. This upgrade will benefit not only the current players but future generations, encouraging more children to join and stay active in sports.
The players, coaches, and families who rely on Steve Woodcock Sports Centre deserve a facility that matches their passion and dedication. By signing this petition, you are supporting not only a much-needed upgrade in infrastructure but also the dreams and aspirations of hundreds of young sports enthusiasts in Campbelltown and surrounding areas.
Join us in signing this petition for consideration by Cambelltown City Council to approve the installation of a synthetic pitch. Let's rally together to give our children the best possible sports environment and inspire them to reach their full potential. Please sign this petition and help transform our community's sports facilities for the better.
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The issue
As a parent and a passionate advocate for the positive impact of sports on our youth, I am deeply invested in the future of our community's young athletes. The Steve Woodcock Sports Centre in Newton has long been a hub for local soccer enthusiasts, providing a space for over 650 players, including 550 children, to hone their skills and foster a love for the game. However, the current condition of the natural grass pitches is limiting the potential of our budding athletes. Federal funding has been granted for $3million to install a new synthetic pitch, requiring no additional funds from council or ratepayers.
Wet weather and high usage have left the fields in a state that is less than ideal for safe and effective play. The wear and tear on the pitch affects not only the quality of training and matches but also poses a risk of injury to our children. It's time we take action to ensure they have the facilities they deserve.
Installing a synthetic pitch at the Steve Woodcock Sports Centre presents a sustainable and long-lasting solution. Synthetic surfaces are resilient, requiring less maintenance and offering a consistently high-quality playing environment regardless of weather conditions. This upgrade will benefit not only the current players but future generations, encouraging more children to join and stay active in sports.
The players, coaches, and families who rely on Steve Woodcock Sports Centre deserve a facility that matches their passion and dedication. By signing this petition, you are supporting not only a much-needed upgrade in infrastructure but also the dreams and aspirations of hundreds of young sports enthusiasts in Campbelltown and surrounding areas.
Join us in signing this petition for consideration by Cambelltown City Council to approve the installation of a synthetic pitch. Let's rally together to give our children the best possible sports environment and inspire them to reach their full potential. Please sign this petition and help transform our community's sports facilities for the better.
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Petition created on 25 August 2026