Full Name
Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC)
Capacity
Basketball / Netball: 4,500
Type
Indoor
Location
Mount Claremont, Western Australia, Australia
Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC) is a sports complex, situated in Mount Claremont, a suburb of Perth in Western Australia. The stadium was opened in 1986 and is the home ground of Western Australian Institute of Sports. The main indoor arena can hold up to 4,500 people and over 5,000 people in the standing room. The stadium was previously known as Perth Superdrome (1986–1996), Challenge Stadium (1996–2014) and HBF Stadium (2014–2024). On 1 October 2024, it was announced that HBF Stadium would be rebranded as the Perth High Performance Centre, effective 1 January 2025. The stadium was the home of Perth Wildcats that has won the National Basketball Championship five times.
Trivia
Australian professional boxer Danny Green, a three times world boxing champion calls the stadium his home.
The stadium has been predominantly used for music events, featuring notable singers and rock bands such as Craig David, Cold Chisel, Pink, Avril Levigne, and Deep Purple.
Significance
The stadium has served as a home ground to Western Australian Institute of Sports, Perth Wildcats, Perth Lynx, Perth Orioles, and West Coast Fever.
The venue was referred as "The Jungle" during Wildcat games.
Since 2008, the stadium has been used by the West Coast Fever Netball team as their home ground.
The stadium is also famous for hosting matches of NBL, ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Basketball) Championship, and World Aquatics Championship.
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