Fletcher's Fields

Established in 1966 in Markham, Ont., Fletcher’s Fields is a sporting facility in a class unto itself. Its 20 manicured acres are home to six international sized rugby pitches, a 3,000+ seat stadium, a fully equipped kitchen and licensed club house with ample parking for cars. It has hosted well over a million rugby matches since first opening its doors, including Canada test matches against Argentina, England, Ireland, Japan, USA and Wales, as well as numerous annual Ontario championships. Fletcher’s Fields is named after the late Denis Fletcher, a rugby enthusiast who helped grow the game in Ontario. The ground has been an integral part of growing the game for almost six decades and is set to be shutdown in September 2024.