Griqua Park
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Griquas vs Free State CheetahsFri 31 Jul 2026 16:00
Established
Capacity
11,000
Build Cost
Architect
Country
South Africa
Location
Kimberley
Timezone
UTC +02:00 South Africa Standard Time (SAST)
Coordinates
-28.754944, 24.758008
| Upcoming | |||
| 31 Jul | GriquasGriquas  | 4:00pm |  Free StatFree State Cheetahs |
| 08 Aug | GriquasGriquas | 10:00am |  Golden LiGolden Lions |
| 14 Aug | GriquasGriquas | 2:05pm |  Sharks XVSharks XV |
| Results | |||
| 25 Jul | GriquasGriquas | 56 - 26 |  Blue BullBlue Bulls |
| 13 Sep | GriquasGriquas | 25 - 5 | Free StatFree State Cheetahs |
| 15 Aug | GriquasGriquas | 26 - 17 | Sharks XVSharks XV |
| 08 Aug | GriquasGriquas | 47 - 17 |  Western PWestern Province |
| 03 Aug | GriquasGriquas | 48 - 39 |  Boland CaBoland Cavaliers |
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Griqua Park (currently known as Suzuki Stadium for sponsorship reasons) is an 11,000-capacity multi-purpose stadium in Kimberley, South Africa. It is mainly used for rugby union matches and it is the home stadium of provincial Currie Cup side Griquas. The Cheetahs Super Rugby side also played some matches at this ground.
Griquas relocated to the stadium from their former De Beers Stadium home in 1991, when the stadium was known as Hoffe Park. It was named after Chas Hoffe, the head manager of Spoornet who owned the ground. Despite initially having only two stands, much ground development was done during the mid-1990s under the leadership of then-president Andre Markgraaff, increasing the stadium's capacity to 11,000, as well as adding several suites.
Between 1998 and 2008, the stadium had a sponsorship deal with ABSA Bank, during which time the stadium was known as Absa Park. Between 2009 and 2015, the stadium was known as GWK Park thanks to a sponsorship deal from Douglas-based agricultural company GWK (Griekwaland-Wes Korporatief), who also became the title sponsor of the Griquas rugby team. When the sponsorship deal with GWK expired, the stadium became known as Griqua Park. During the course of the 2010 FIFA world cup, the stadium played host the Uruguay national football team as they chose Kimberley as their host city. As such the team used the stadium as their training ground while in the city.
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