List of Women's Professional Soccer stadiums explained

The following is a list of Women's Professional Soccer stadiums including past, present, and future stadiums. Included are the stadium names, dates of occupation, occupant, date of opening and location:

Stadiums in bold type are those either currently in use by existing teams or the last stadiums used by defunct teams.

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Women's Professional Soccer Stadiums
Team
(former names)
Stadium
(former names)
Years UsedCapacityOpenedCity
Atlanta BeatKennesaw State University Soccer Stadium2010-8,3002010Kennesaw, Georgia
Boston BreakersHarvard Stadium2009-201130,3231903Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia IndependenceJohn A. Farrell Stadium20107,500?West Chester, Pennsylvania
Leslie Quick Stadium2011-4,000+1994Chester, Pennsylvania
PPL Park
(Playoff games)
2011-18,5002010Chester, Pennsylvania
Sky Blue FCTD Bank Ballpark
(first two home games)
Commerce Bank Ballpark (2000–2008)
Somerset Ballpark (1999–2000)
20096,1001999Bridgewater Township, New Jersey
Yurcak Field2009-5,0001994Piscataway Township, New Jersey
magicJack
Washington Freedom (2009-2010)
Maryland SoccerPlex2009-20105,1262000Boyds, Maryland
RFK Stadium
(Select games)
2009-201045,6001959Washington, D.C.
FAU Soccer Field2011-1,200?Boca Raton, Florida
Western New York FlashSahlen's Stadium
Marina Auto Stadium (2009–2010)
PAETEC Park (2006–2008)
Rochester Rhinos Stadium (2008–2009)
201113,7682006Rochester, New York
Defunct Teams Stadiums
Team
(former names)
Stadium
(former names)
Years UsedCapacityOpenedCity
Chicago Red StarsToyota Park2009-201020,0002006Bridgeview, Illinois
FC Gold PrideBuck Shaw Stadium200910,3001962Santa Clara, California
Castro Valley High School Athletic Stadium
(first four home games)
20104,5002007Castro Valley, California
Pioneer Stadium20105,0001964Hayward, California
Los Angeles SolThe Home Depot Center200927,0002003Carson, California
Saint Louis AthleticaRalph Korte Stadium20095,0001994Edwardsville, Illinois
Robert R. Hermann Stadium
(one game)
20096,0501999St. Louis, Missouri
Anheuser-Busch Center
St. Louis Soccer Park (1982-1996)
2009-106,2001982Fenton, Missouri