杭州师范大学（仓前校区）体育场

The Hangzhou Normal University Stadium on the Cangqian campus stands at 2318 Yuhangtang Road in Cangqian, Yuhang District, about 23.5 kilometres north-west of the Asian Games village, and was the rugby sevens venue of the 19th Asian Games. The facility comprises a stadium and a separate warm-up ground, with 32,188.5 square metres of floor area and 12,000 spectator seats. For the Games it underwent about a year of renovation: spectator seats, competition lighting and LED screens were replaced, and a new rugby warm-up pitch and support building were added. In 2022 it became the first Asian Games venue in the province to pass completion acceptance, and was used as a template for later venue works. Beneath the pitch a rainwater harvesting system collects what drains through the turf and reuses it for irrigating the surrounding landscaping, one of the concrete expressions of the green Games approach; the field dimensions and goal posts follow rugby sevens rules and can be switched to football or athletics. During the Asian Games it staged the men's and women's rugby sevens tournaments, where the Chinese women's team won gold. Afterwards the ground returned to the campus, carrying school sports days, physical education, rugby and football training, and opening to the public by booking outside teaching hours; it is one of the few 10,000-seat grounds in the Cangqian and Future Science City area of Yuhang. For event owners the value is a large campus ground: 12,000 seats, an open pitch and complete support rooms suit rugby, football and athletics as well as university anniversaries, music festivals and corporate sports days. Campus rules are strict, however, so commercial events need approval from the university and local authorities, and noise and dispersal times are constrained by neighbouring universities and housing. The campus is served directly by Hangzhou Normal University Cangqian station on metro line 5, within walking distance of the ground.