Perth High Performance Centre | Perth HPC

Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC) was built in 1986 with its primary focus being a commitment to help develop elite sport and athletes in their pursuit of excellence.

The stadium is home to sport, recreation, fitness and entertainment facilities, with the main indoor arena holding more than 5,000 people.

Perth HPC is a leading provider of the following:

-swimming pools and swimming classes Perth
-graduatation venues and ball venues Perth
-function venues Perth
-group fitness Perth

Aquatics Facilities
Our aquatics facilities include three 50m pools, a dive pool and a water polo pool - all fully compliant with World Aquatics standards. Over the years, we've proudly hosted major events such as the 2022 Diving National Championships, 2022 Artistic Swimming National Championships, 2019 Water Polo Intercontinental Cup and the 1998 World Aquatics Championships.

Dryland Facilities
Our FIBA Level 1 certified courts, equipped with enhanced LED lighting, are ideal for basketball, netball, volleyball and combat sports. These courts have hosted Western Australian teams such as the Perth Lynx, Perth Wildcats, WA All Abilities Football Association and West Coast Fever for training and competition.

Events
We proudly support both high performance sport and world class events. From international musicians to national sporting competitions, our Main Arena is the ultimate indoor entertainment venue. With every seat offering a close connection to your favourite artist or team, you will have an unforgettable experience.

See the Perth HPC website for more information on sports, fitness and kids activities across the stadiums facilities.

Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC)

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HBF Stadium was officially rebranded as Perth High Performance Centre (Perth HPC) from 1 January 2025.

This new era further reflects our commitment to supporting WA athletes, high performance sport and world class events.

Previously known Challenge Stadium, HBF Stadium.