东莞体育馆

Dongguan Gymnasium stands at 3 Tiyu Road in Nancheng Subdistrict, inside the Dongguan Sports Centre campus beside the city's administrative quarter. Construction began on 26 September 1992 and the building was completed on 15 October 1994 with 4,000 fixed seats. From the first CBA season in 1995 until the club moved out in 2013 it was the home court of the Guangdong Hongyuan basketball team, and over 18 seasons it saw three consecutive titles from 2003 to 2006, four in a row from 2008 to 2011 and eight championships in all, plus a run of 11 straight years hosting CBA finals that still stands as a record, which is why locals call it the hall of champions. The gym staged basketball at the 9th National Games in 2001 and weightlifting at the 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games, where 15 gold medals were decided after the city spent close to 30 million yuan on a full refit. In 2025 the venue was upgraded again for the 15th National Games: lighting moved to a switchable LED system, timber flooring and seating were renewed, accessible parking bays were added outside, a new accessible lift serves the entrance, tactile paving and wheelchair ramps line the interior circulation, the athletes' area gained accessible washrooms, a new family and baby-care room was built and the doping control room was made accessible. From 4 to 12 November 2025 it hosted part of the men's basketball tournament of the National Games, and from 7 to 16 December the deaf women's basketball competition of the National Para Games. Between events the Dongguan city league, known as Guan BA, repeatedly brings its finals here, including game one of the 2024 final between Nancheng and Machong.