Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium located in Lae, Papua New Guinea. It is named after Sir Ignatius Kilage, a prominent Papua New Guinean athlete who represented his country in the 1964 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan. The stadium was built in 1982 and has a seating capacity of around 15,000. It is the home stadium for the Lae City FC football club, which competes in the Papua New Guinea National Soccer League. The stadium has also been used for other sporting events, such as rugby league, athletics, and cricket. In addition to sporting events, the stadium has also been used for cultural and political events. It was the venue for the opening ceremony of the 1996 South Pacific Games, and has hosted political rallies and other large gatherings. The Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium has been an important venue for sporting and cultural events in Papua New Guinea, and has played a significant role in the development of sports in the country.

Cool area to play and watch sports

It's the only safe place to walk. There's always a lovely cool breeze in the afternoons but the tracks are in a bad state. When it rains it gets slippery and it's not safe to walk....

The facility is located near yarht club. It is one well maintained at a higher standard.

Need to do reconstruction of the track field. A very nice place to run, jog and walk but cracks are the nuisance.

Ok, nice setting but needs proper and well structure management.

It is run down and needs to be fixed. The track is totally damaged and the interior is partitioned all over the place.

Generally ok but needs a few more maintenance on the facilities there.

Perfect place for exercise. However track requires maintenance.

Good gym