The Sheffield Tigers Club was formed in 1932 and they played their first season of matches at Concord Park, on the eastern side of Sheffield. In 1933 a pitch was rented at the rear of the Dore Moor Inn and changing facilities were provided in the loft above the old stables.  As the club developed, a permanent site was needed and the present grounds were rented from the Hollins Hospital Trust in 1938. A clubhouse was built, the nucleus of the present pavilion, and two pitches laid down in front of it. At that time, the club was intended to be Sheffield Tigers Rugby and Cricket Club, so a wicket was laid between the two rugby pitches.
  War was declared in 1939, which prevented the use of these new facilities until 1947, by which time the cricket club idea had been abandoned. The remaining grounds were finally purchased from the Hollins Hospital Trust in 1998.
  Since 2000 the club has gradually risen through the leagues and was promoted to National 2 North at the end of the 2015/2016 season.  
  Former Harrogate players, Jon Buchanan and Jamie Broadley have played for Tigers and for Yorkshire. This season, 2024/2025,Tigers have lost all the seven games played, leaving them at the bottom of the National League 2 North.