One of the more unique ones you didn’t add in is Ludwig Field, home of the Maryland Terrapins. Three of the stands are temporary because it’s otherwise used for track & field, but Maryland is in the top-5 for attendance every year and they’ve packed in 7k-8k people in there for games before. The atmosphere is nothing short of insane, and The Crew (Maryland student section) is absolutely ruthless
Great video but you forgot the best one. South field in provo utah for byu. Big grandstand, actual grass field not turf, great sold out atmosphere every match (they lead the country in attendance every year), and amazing view of the mountains (actual rocky mountains).
Yeah especially after I brought up the idea of college soccer stadium videos to him a few months ago and he agreed. I even mentioned byu back then. He must have forgotten
Creighton has a nice field. Check out UCONN and Quinnipiac as well. I think college soccer stadiums will improve in the next 10 years and we’ll see some that can compare to MLS stadiums.
Really missed Armstrong Field for Indiana University! One of the best collegiate programs in soccer with one of the better supporter groups! Definitely need a part 2
It can be hard to remember Louisville's college soccer field, but mostly because the pro stadium is really cool looking. Cool to see in it make the be list.
I just got done playing high school soccer in Nebraska. They play the state tournament at Creighton’s stadium, and the atmosphere is really great with a great view of the skyline, however ive only played there once
Another is UConn's Marrone Stadium which usually has high attendance and their fan base is called the Goal Patrol. It was renovated in 2020 so looks much better now. Also maybe you can do college hockey arenas too? Yale's arena is unique.
I’ve seen it already, but Ciber Field at the University of Denver Stadium is enchanting. A big golden bell tower sits atop it, and you have beautiful views of the Rocky Mountains. One of the best stadiums I’ve been to in the States.
Merci for this. A far cry for when we had to pay to play for the University of Wyoming. They gave us the field at the track stadium, and grass doesn't grow well. We had a metal cage and the ground in front was pretty used, and worn down. Teams came in and loved it since they were probably 9 and a half feet high. But we also were at 7200 feet. Not a lot of oxygen.
UVA’s Klockner Stadium. Home to UVA’s soccer and lacrosse teams that have a combined 14 national championships. A bit out of date, but still beautiful with pillars surrounding the entire complex, grass hillside and what no other soccer stadium can boast is when you stand for the National Anthem and face the American flag, directly in the background, you see Monticello - home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence. Pretty neat and most are probably oblivious to the fact.
Fun fact: while the University of Louisville's soccer stadium (which opened in 2014) is called Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium, the soccer stadium that opened in downtown Louisville in 2020 (home to both Louisville City of the USL and Racing Louisville of the NWSL) is called Lynn Family Stadium - after, you guessed it, Dr Mark and Cindy Lynn. In fact, prior to the opening of Lynn Family Stadium, Louisville City played some of their biggest games (several US Open Cup games and even the USL Championship in 2018) at UofL's stadium.
That would be so fun to see. I used to go to UMass-Lowell games at the old Tully Forum in Billerica back in the day (long before they moved into Tsongas Arena in Downtown Lowell). That place was a classic hockey barn and I'd love to see how some of the "Power Five" schools with hockey program (Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc.) compared to the "giant killers" from the smaller divisions who compete in D1 (Minnesota-Duluth, Ferris State, Union-NY, etc.).
Montclair State University in NJ!!! Also home to Red Bull 2, theres 2 stands as well as views from a parking deck, and birds eye view on top of a building of the main campus! Beautiful facility...
The university of Virginia’s Klöckner Stadium is very cool. It houses the soccer and lax teams and can seat 8,000 people, as well as a grass hill to go along with the university’s Scott Stadium, Davenport Feild and Palmer park. Been there multiple times after a baseball game, very good atmosphere and very good overall stadium.
I can’t wait until you make a video on American high school football stadiums Glad to see GCU get included. That purple definitely pops, and the Havocs are as spirited as any student cheering section in America.
Harder Stadium at UCSB was formerly used for American football, and probably baseball as well. In the same vein is Buck Shaw Stadium at Santa Clara University, which was formerly home of the San Jose Earthquakes of MLS.
It kind of humored me that, when a new USL League One team was announced for Santa Barbara, they chose the city college stadium over Harder. Eh, humored… or perplexed? Until I saw the view from that stadium. Looks right out over the Pacific. I’ll be counting on a review of that down the road. Another review worth contemplating is one of many of the junior college stadiums in California. It’s a real curiosity to those of us who know that American football no longer exists in California public 4-year colleges below FCS, yet the junior colleges have some surprisingly large facilities for their level of competition.
US Naval Academy Glen Warner Soccer Stadium is awesome! It's literally right on the Severn River and the Atlantic Ocean. Amazing ocean and sunset views and it also has it's own US Naval Academy Soccer Museum attached to the soccer field. You should definitely check it out!
@@newsaxonyproductions7871 You are probably thinking of Lynn Family Stadium, home to Louisville City in the USL and Racing Louisville in the NWSL. The Lynn Stadium I was referring to is the Lynn Stadium that is home to the University of Louisville's Men's and Women's soccer programs (3:48 in the video). Louisville City had to rent U of L's Lynn Stadium to host the USL Cup Final after it was determined that their home at the time, Slugger Field, was not an adequate facility for the Cup Final.
Hermann Stadium in St. Louis (SLU Billikens) isn't particularly fancy, but it has some interesting history, and it's named for the same guy for whom the trophy for the top US collegiate soccer players is named for.
Regarding Northwestern...Actually it's warmer in winter by the lake. Generally, it's often warmer by 5 degrees or so in winter than it is inland. And the opposite is true in summer; the area by the lake is usually 5 degrees cooler.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Hey do 10 amazing college softball stadiums as well along with 10 amazing college baseball stadiums too while you are at it in the next two videos
I like Mike A Myers Stadium in Austin. Nice color, still kinda new, and right next to football stadium. Only real downside is that it shares with Track and Field
Perhaps it's not the most scenic, but Merlo Field deserves a shout just for the sheer number of US and Canadian Internationals that were part of the UP Pilots Soccer Program over the years, especially when the legendary Clive Charles was coaching both the men's and women's teams at the same time!
Charles Schwab Field in Omaha isn’t a minor league stadium. The minor league, Storm Chasers, play at Warner Park. Charles Schwab is a big college stadium.
You missed the best - Bill Armstrong Stadium at Indiana University Bloomington. Built specifically for two things; IU Soccer and the Little 500 Bike Race (featured in the Academy Award winning film Breaking Away). Plus IU Soccer's nine NCAA Championships. Take a look!
It would be great if you could do some sort of edit to indicate that Charles Schwab (baseball) Field in Omaha is home of the Creighton baseball team and the College World Series and not a minor league stadium.
“Is that the ocean” that’s a great question as I lived on that Lakefront for 35 years and been to the Atlantic Ocean several times and I can say though obviously Oceans are much larger , when you’re on the shore of a Great Lake like Michigan you’re hard pressed to tell the difference ; oh yea , it was a beautiful place to live and I miss is it …
Northwestern was really cool, but I am really sad that Google Street view (or whatever program allows the 360 view of a stadium) doesn't show other countries... I would rather watch the first division stadiums of Paraguay, Namibia and Kyrgyzstan, than another US video (but I don't pay the bills)
Bro didn't put in University of Nebraska Omaha stadium. It is a FIFA approved stadium, so u can host international games. It is pretty insane. It is called Caniglia field, and it about 10 minutes form the Creighton stadium.
It's common for college soccer programs to schedule each other for home-and-home series, but programs play at the University of Portland without the Pilots returning the trip simply because they know Merlo Field is top notch and they want the opportunity to visit. Best tifo and smoke by supporters. Located in the city hailed as "Soccer City USA". Led the NCAA in attendance 10 seasons in a row. Pitch was literally ranked as the nicest in the NCAA for *ANY* sport. As storied of a history of combined men's and women's players as any other program in the country. It's beyond me how this got missed.
Any young person who wants to combine a first class education with the chance to play at a high level should give serious thought to going to a US university. Playing a varsity sport is like nothing you can imagine. You will get great coaching, special meals and will probably take a plane to some matches. You will also have to do the same courses and academic work as any other student. You will graduate with a degree and a great experience.
The University of Nebraska women have a nice soccer specific stadium with natural grass which is around five years old. Not as nice as Creighton's men's and women's, but one of the nations better stadiums. Creighton men have won the national title in the past and the Cornhusker women have been rated in the top five nationally. jcb
Charles Schwab Field which used to be called TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha is a college baseball stadium. It’s not used for minor league baseball. The Omaha Storm Chasers minor league team plays at Werner Park in nearby Papillion.
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Clemson’s soccer stadium is really cool, it’s on the heart of campus and the atmosphere is top notch
Not to mention the’re the current national champions!
I love historic Riggs field!
Not sure you can have a top 10 list without Historic Riggs Field.
One of the more unique ones you didn’t add in is Ludwig Field, home of the Maryland Terrapins. Three of the stands are temporary because it’s otherwise used for track & field, but Maryland is in the top-5 for attendance every year and they’ve packed in 7k-8k people in there for games before. The atmosphere is nothing short of insane, and The Crew (Maryland student section) is absolutely ruthless
Unfortunately the stadium is a bit lackluster. But the atmosphere is incredible
Facts
@@andygrutkowski8734 True needs a real upgrade, but still the best home field.
@@sloanfarrell3944 true. Probably the best home field advantage in college soccer. Also I believe they are slated to get an upgrade soon
Facts 💯
Great video but you forgot the best one. South field in provo utah for byu. Big grandstand, actual grass field not turf, great sold out atmosphere every match (they lead the country in attendance every year), and amazing view of the mountains (actual rocky mountains).
He does enjoy those mountain views in Utah…
The glorious BYU!!
Yeah especially after I brought up the idea of college soccer stadium videos to him a few months ago and he agreed. I even mentioned byu back then. He must have forgotten
amazing vid!!! part two needed for sure!!!!
Creighton has a nice field. Check out UCONN and Quinnipiac as well. I think college soccer stadiums will improve in the next 10 years and we’ll see some that can compare to MLS stadiums.
My three favorite are University of Portland, UCLA, & University of North Carolina.
Merlo is beautiful!
Not including Merlo in this video is a big miss
Really missed Armstrong Field for Indiana University! One of the best collegiate programs in soccer with one of the better supporter groups! Definitely need a part 2
It can be hard to remember Louisville's college soccer field, but mostly because the pro stadium is really cool looking. Cool to see in it make the be list.
Thanks for including Louisville's Lynn Stadium! It’s a great place!!!
i think these small stadiums leave a lot of room for beautiful scenery in the surroundings that you just can't appreciate in a massive stadium
Yeah, that's why Grand Canyon University's stadium should have been in the Grand Canyon itself.
Thanks for another great video
As always, thanks for watching!
I just got done playing high school soccer in Nebraska. They play the state tournament at Creighton’s stadium, and the atmosphere is really great with a great view of the skyline, however ive only played there once
Another top notch video
Cheers!
Another is UConn's Marrone Stadium which usually has high attendance and their fan base is called the Goal Patrol. It was renovated in 2020 so looks much better now.
Also maybe you can do college hockey arenas too? Yale's arena is unique.
Good Video! You should do a follow up as Oklahoma State, Clemson, Iowa, and Penn State are all pretty legit stadiums!!! Just a suggestion
This video idea is top tier.
I’ve seen it already, but Ciber Field at the University of Denver Stadium is enchanting. A big golden bell tower sits atop it, and you have beautiful views of the Rocky Mountains. One of the best stadiums I’ve been to in the States.
For sure I played at NMSU we got to go there !
I’m been watching him from last summer I still love his sports videos
Wish more colleges supported men's soccer.
Merci for this. A far cry for when we had to pay to play for the University of Wyoming. They gave us the field at the track stadium, and grass doesn't grow well. We had a metal cage and the ground in front was pretty used, and worn down. Teams came in and loved it since they were probably 9 and a half feet high. But we also were at 7200 feet. Not a lot of oxygen.
Actually played in Morrison Stadium once. It was such a great experience, really nice stadium!
UVA’s Klockner Stadium. Home to UVA’s soccer and lacrosse teams that have a combined 14 national championships. A bit out of date, but still beautiful with pillars surrounding the entire complex, grass hillside and what no other soccer stadium can boast is when you stand for the National Anthem and face the American flag, directly in the background, you see Monticello - home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence. Pretty neat and most are probably oblivious to the fact.
As always, *chef’s kiss
Fun fact: while the University of Louisville's soccer stadium (which opened in 2014) is called Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium, the soccer stadium that opened in downtown Louisville in 2020 (home to both Louisville City of the USL and Racing Louisville of the NWSL) is called Lynn Family Stadium - after, you guessed it, Dr Mark and Cindy Lynn.
In fact, prior to the opening of Lynn Family Stadium, Louisville City played some of their biggest games (several US Open Cup games and even the USL Championship in 2018) at UofL's stadium.
Can you do a college hockey arenas series
That would be so fun to see. I used to go to UMass-Lowell games at the old Tully Forum in Billerica back in the day (long before they moved into Tsongas Arena in Downtown Lowell). That place was a classic hockey barn and I'd love to see how some of the "Power Five" schools with hockey program (Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, etc.) compared to the "giant killers" from the smaller divisions who compete in D1 (Minnesota-Duluth, Ferris State, Union-NY, etc.).
Notre Dame's new(ish) rink is amazing.
You missed out on one of the most historic and beautiful fields in America - Clemson's Riggs Field.
Came here to say this 👍👍
Can you please do the basketball arenas of the West Coast Conference? That would be great.
GCU's stadium is nice, I was there last month, the scenery around it makes it a cool little venue
Montclair State University in NJ!!! Also home to Red Bull 2, theres 2 stands as well as views from a parking deck, and birds eye view on top of a building of the main campus! Beautiful facility...
Nice to see Harder Stadium on this list! Go, Gauchos!!!! Class of 2019!
No mention for University of Portland? Great program and great stadium
Hard to take a video seriously when it leaves out Merlo
You should check out Ambrose Urbanic Field for University of Pittsburgh, It got a great fan facilities and the view is amazing. Great atmosphere too!
The university of Virginia’s Klöckner Stadium is very cool. It houses the soccer and lax teams and can seat 8,000 people, as well as a grass hill to go along with the university’s Scott Stadium, Davenport Feild and Palmer park. Been there multiple times after a baseball game, very good atmosphere and very good overall stadium.
I can’t wait until you make a video on American high school football stadiums
Glad to see GCU get included. That purple definitely pops, and the Havocs are as spirited as any student cheering section in America.
Harder Stadium at UCSB was formerly used for American football, and probably baseball as well. In the same vein is Buck Shaw Stadium at Santa Clara University, which was formerly home of the San Jose Earthquakes of MLS.
It kind of humored me that, when a new USL League One team was announced for Santa Barbara, they chose the city college stadium over Harder. Eh, humored… or perplexed?
Until I saw the view from that stadium. Looks right out over the Pacific.
I’ll be counting on a review of that down the road. Another review worth contemplating is one of many of the junior college stadiums in California. It’s a real curiosity to those of us who know that American football no longer exists in California public 4-year colleges below FCS, yet the junior colleges have some surprisingly large facilities for their level of competition.
What is the campus you show at the very beginning of the video?
One of the stadiums you forgot is University of Denver soccer stadium. It has a great view of the Rocky Mountains and it is a soccer only stadium.
if you make another video on this make sure to include penn states jeffery field
US Naval Academy Glen Warner Soccer Stadium is awesome! It's literally right on the Severn River and the Atlantic Ocean. Amazing ocean and sunset views and it also has it's own US Naval Academy Soccer Museum attached to the soccer field. You should definitely check it out!
NOT as good as West Points not even close.Beat Navy.
You should do the premier lacrosse league stadiums
I attended a USL Cup final at Lynn Stadium. I was very impressed with the stadium
Lynn isn't a college-level soccer stadium
@@newsaxonyproductions7871 You are probably thinking of Lynn Family Stadium, home to Louisville City in the USL and Racing Louisville in the NWSL. The Lynn Stadium I was referring to is the Lynn Stadium that is home to the University of Louisville's Men's and Women's soccer programs (3:48 in the video). Louisville City had to rent U of L's Lynn Stadium to host the USL Cup Final after it was determined that their home at the time, Slugger Field, was not an adequate facility for the Cup Final.
you should have included Steven's Stadium-Buck Shaw Field in Santa Clara, California. it was once home to the San Jose Earthquakes.
The college I went to basically built a copy of Morrison Stadium for their football team. Our soccer team uses it too. Kinda random but neat.
Hermann Stadium in St. Louis (SLU Billikens) isn't particularly fancy, but it has some interesting history, and it's named for the same guy for whom the trophy for the top US collegiate soccer players is named for.
Regarding Northwestern...Actually it's warmer in winter by the lake. Generally, it's often warmer by 5 degrees or so in winter than it is inland. And the opposite is true in summer; the area by the lake is usually 5 degrees cooler.
That shore is interesting.
@@TheWideWorldofStadiums Hey do 10 amazing college softball stadiums as well along with 10 amazing college baseball stadiums too while you are at it in the next two videos
I like Mike A Myers Stadium in Austin. Nice color, still kinda new, and right next to football stadium. Only real downside is that it shares with Track and Field
If you do a part two to this video you have to check out Demirjian Park at the University of Illinois
As a University of Kentucky employee, hearing the U of L mascot talking like a bogan certainly made my day!
Perhaps it's not the most scenic, but Merlo Field deserves a shout just for the sheer number of US and Canadian Internationals that were part of the UP Pilots Soccer Program over the years, especially when the legendary Clive Charles was coaching both the men's and women's teams at the same time!
Dopest soccer field in US is at PLNC in SD. Right on the cliff overlooking ocean.
Charles Schwab Field in Omaha isn’t a minor league stadium. The minor league, Storm Chasers, play at Warner Park. Charles Schwab is a big college stadium.
Yeah, I misspoke. I actually included it in a 10 amazing college ballparks video coming out tomorrow.
Charles Schwab Field does host the College World Series, but also the Creighton baseball team and hosted the Big Ten championships this past season.
NJIT, Wake Forest, Clemson, NC Tar Heels, Maryland, etc.
do italan seria b next
Do the NWSL next
NWSL is finally ready for the world to look at the stadiums. Now Benedictine and high school stadium-free.
Creighton's soccer stadium also host the soccer high School championships in Nebraska
Show some love to Merlo Field in Portland, Oregon (University of Portland)
The soccer stadium at Texas A&M has been renovated since this video, it is a lot better than what is shown here.
This is hilarious
I like that the Louisville Cardinal has an Australian accent
Historic “Riggs Field” tops em all at Clemson!
You missed the best - Bill Armstrong Stadium at Indiana University Bloomington. Built specifically for two things; IU Soccer and the Little 500 Bike Race (featured in the Academy Award winning film Breaking Away). Plus IU Soccer's nine NCAA Championships. Take a look!
Top 10 HS football stadiums/ 10 amazing stadiums per state state or region in the US? I could help you with that idea as well.
It would be great if you could do some sort of edit to indicate that Charles Schwab (baseball) Field in Omaha is home of the Creighton baseball team and the College World Series and not a minor league stadium.
“Is that the ocean” that’s a great question as I lived on that Lakefront for 35 years and been to the Atlantic Ocean several times and I can say though obviously Oceans are much larger , when you’re on the shore of a Great Lake like Michigan you’re hard pressed to tell the difference ; oh yea , it was a beautiful place to live and I miss is it …
Lived on lake Ontario, Great Lakes ate surfed.
Kentucky, Saint Louis, UConn and Clemson have great soccer stadiums.
Nice shoutout to Daft Punk.
Do the 2nd tier Mexican league the got cool stadiums
Let’s go Lopes!!!!
Add the Benson stadium, for UIW
Steven's stadium on the campus of Santa Clara is amazing
Yeah you missed out on Riggs in Clemson. Great stadium.
Northwestern was really cool, but I am really sad that Google Street view (or whatever program allows the 360 view of a stadium) doesn't show other countries... I would rather watch the first division stadiums of Paraguay, Namibia and Kyrgyzstan, than another US video (but I don't pay the bills)
University of Vermont's Virtue Field should be on this list for the northeast region of the country
Ridley Athletic Complex- Loyola University MD Greyhounds
It pains me to say it, but IU has a cool atmosphere as it also hosts the Little 500 bike race
Bro didn't put in University of Nebraska Omaha stadium. It is a FIFA approved stadium, so u can host international games. It is pretty insane. It is called Caniglia field, and it about 10 minutes form the Creighton stadium.
It's common for college soccer programs to schedule each other for home-and-home series, but programs play at the University of Portland without the Pilots returning the trip simply because they know Merlo Field is top notch and they want the opportunity to visit. Best tifo and smoke by supporters. Located in the city hailed as "Soccer City USA". Led the NCAA in attendance 10 seasons in a row. Pitch was literally ranked as the nicest in the NCAA for *ANY* sport. As storied of a history of combined men's and women's players as any other program in the country. It's beyond me how this got missed.
Kentucky has a nice stadium too. I’d definitely check it out
Add the Benson stadium for UIW
Yes you missed Cooper Field at Georgetown!
Should check out NJIT's (New Jersey Institute of Technology) Mal Simon Stadium
Clemson's Riggs Field!!
Any young person who wants to combine a first class education with the chance to play at a high level should give serious thought to going to a US university. Playing a varsity sport is like nothing you can imagine. You will get great coaching, special meals and will probably take a plane to some matches. You will also have to do the same courses and academic work as any other student. You will graduate with a degree and a great experience.
Check out Georgetowns Shaw field
The University of Nebraska women have a nice soccer specific stadium with natural grass which is around five years old. Not as nice as Creighton's men's and women's, but one of the nations better stadiums. Creighton men have won the national title in the past and the Cornhusker women have been rated in the top five nationally. jcb
Oklahoma State Cowgirls Women's soccer stadium. Neal Patterson Stadium.
Ludwig field Maryland, best fans and atmosphere in the nation 💯👍❤️
Check out UCONN’s new stadium. Brand new
Army has a great stadium, maybe 2,500 to 3,00. Grass. Next to baseball stadium.
UNC stadium is quite nice
High point
North Carolina
Spry Stadium, Wake Forest University
THIRD BANK STAFIUM. THATS NICE
🤔 Dorrance Field - UNC.
You forgot to mention that there is a graveyard right next to stone stadium
Charles Schwab Field which used to be called TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha is a college baseball stadium. It’s not used for minor league baseball. The Omaha Storm Chasers minor league team plays at Werner Park in nearby Papillion.
sleepin on Merlo Field (University of Portland)
Fail.
Pitt?
Saint John’s University in Minnesota