Jack Edwards Reserve Pavilion

The Jack Edwards Reserve Pavilion upgrade delivers a modern two-level pavilion and a 500-seat undercover grandstand. Designed to meet National Premier League standards, the redevelopment provides high-quality facilities that support the growing participation in football, with a strong focus on inclusivity for women and girls.

The pavilion incorporates a large multi-purpose space with compliant amenities offering flexibility for community use, four female-friendly change rooms and two female-friendly referee rooms, while a spacious social area and outdoor deck create opportunities for gatherings and events.

To enhance the playing experience, the project includes an upgrade of the field lighting to LED at 500 Lux, supporting night matches and training sessions. Additional facilities include a first aid room, timekeeper and media room, and improved landscaping ensuring the venue is both functional and welcoming.

Home to Oakleigh Cannons Football Club and Chisholm United Football Club, the pavilion provides a professional environment for training and match days. These upgraded facilities support the clubs’ growth and development, offering spaces that meet the demands of elite competition while remaining accessible to grassroots participants.

Beyond football, the multi-purpose spaces are designed to benefit the wider community. By providing a versatile venue for meetings, events, and social activities, the pavilion strengthens local connections and creates opportunities for engagement across diverse groups.

This redevelopment delivers a modern, inclusive sporting infrastructure that promotes participation and community involvement. With its combination of high-performance features and flexible spaces, the Jack Edwards Reserve Pavilion sets a new benchmark for local sports facilities.