Constructed in 1959, this sportsground is the home of Floreat Athena Football Club.

Address

41 Britannia Road, Mt Hawthorn WA 6016

History

The State Heritage listed Litis Stadium was constructed in 1959 as a velodrome for the 1962 British Empire and Commonwealth Games.

Previously known as the Lake Monger Velodrome, Litis Stadium has had a number of redevelopments over the years. In 1998, the concrete cycle track was removed, along with the metal and timber grandstands built for the 1962 Games.

By the 1970s, the stadium became the location for night series soccer games, and by 1985, it became home to Floreat Athena Football Club, which is still based at the stadium today.

Facilities

Litis Stadium is a sportsground with floodlights that is regularly used for soccer and other team sports.

It features a clubroom and changerooms which are leased to Floreat Athena Football Club.

Parking

Ample parking is available at the neighbouring Britannia Reserve.

Dogs

Dogs are not permitted on the grassed areas of Litis Stadium, however the neighbouring Britannia Road Reserve is an approved dog exercise area.

Gallery

Bookings

Litis Stadium is available for hire via our online booking system, Spacetoco.

To book the clubroom and changerooms, please liaise directly with Floreat Athena Football Club.

To help you plan your next visit, please view the availability calendar on Spacetoco to see when Litis Stadium has been booked by clubs and other hirers.

More information

For further information, you can contact the City of Vincent via facilitybookings@vincent.wa.gov.au or (08) 9273 6034.