List of Major League Lacrosse stadiums

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This is a list of stadiums currently and previously used in Major League Lacrosse, a men's field lacrosse league in the United States and Canada.

All Major League Lacrosse stadiums  Team
(former names)  | Stadium  | Years used  | Capacity  | Opened  | City

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Atlanta Blaze
(2016–2019)  | Fifth Third Bank Stadium | 2016–2018  | 8,318  | 2010  | Kennesaw, Georgia
Grady Stadium | 2019  | 8,000  | 1948  | Atlanta, Georgia
Atlanta Silverbacks Park | 2019  | 5,000  | 2006  | Atlanta, Georgia
Boston Cannons
(2001–2020)
Veterans Memorial Stadium | 2019–2020  | 5,000  | 1938  | Quincy, Massachusetts
Harvard Stadium | 2016–2018  | 30,323  | 1903  | Boston, Massachusetts
Gillette Stadium | 2015  | 66,829  | 2002  | Foxborough, Massachusetts
Harvard Stadium | 2007–2014  | 30,323  | 1903  | Boston, Massachusetts
Nickerson Field | 2004–2006  | 10,412  | 1915
Cawley Memorial Stadium | 2001–2003  | 6,000  | 1996  | Lowell, Massachusetts
Charlotte Hounds
(2012–2018)  | American Legion Memorial Stadium | 2012–2018  | 17,000  | 1936  | Charlotte, North Carolina
Chesapeake Bayhawks
(2010–2020)
(Washington Bayhawks
2007–2009)
(Baltimore Bayhawks
2001–2006)  | Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium | 2008–2020  | 34,000  | 1959  | Annapolis, Maryland
George Mason Stadium | 2007–2008  | 5,000  | 1981  | Fairfax, Virginia
Multi-Sport Field | 2007  | 2,500  | 2005  | Washington, D. C.
Johnny Unitas Stadium | 2004–2006  | 11,198  | 2002  | Towson, Maryland
Homewood Field | 2003  | 8,500  | 1906  | Baltimore, Maryland
Ravens Stadium | 2002  | 70,107  | 1998
Homewood Field | 2001  | 8,500  | 1906
Chicago Machine
(2006–2010)  | Columbus Crew Stadium[1] | 2010  | 20,455  | 1999  | Columbus, Ohio
Marina Auto Stadium[1] | 2010  | 13,768  | 2006  | Rochester, New York
Virginia Beach Sportsplex[1] | 2010  | 10,780  | 1999  | Virginia Beach, Virginia
John Fallon Field[1] | 2010  | 2,800  | 2005  | Albany, New York
Joe Walton Stadium[1] | 2010  | 3,000  | 2005  | Moon Township, Pennsylvania
WakeMed Soccer Park[1] | 2010  | 10,000  | 2002  | Cary, North Carolina
Toyota Park | 2007–2009  | 20,000  | 2006  | Bridgeview, Illinois
Sports Complex at Benedictine University | 2006  | 3,000  | 2004  | Lisle, Illinois
Connecticut Hammerheads
(2020)  | Rafferty Stadium | 2020  | 3,500  | 2015  | Fairfield, Connecticut
Dallas Rattlers
(2018–2019)
(Inactive 2009–10)
(Rochester Rattlers
2001–2008, 2011–2017)  | Ford Center at The Star | 2018–2019  | 12,000  | 2015  | Frisco, Texas
Capelli Sport Stadium | 2017  | 13,768  | 2006  | Rochester, New York
Wegmans Sports Complex | 2016  | 5,000  | 2005
Eunice Kennedy Shriver Stadium | 2015  | 11,000  | 1979  | Brockport, New York
Sahlen's Stadium | 2011–2014  | 13,768  | 2006  | Rochester, New York
PAETEC Park | 2006–2008
Bishop Kearney Field | 2003–2005  | 4,500  | 1962  | Irondequoit, New York
Frontier Field | 2001–2002  | 10,840  | 1996  | Rochester, New York
Denver Outlaws
(2006–2020)  | Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium[2] | 2020  | 2,000  | 2005  | Denver, Colorado
Empower Field at Mile High | 2006–2020  | 76,125  | 2001  | Denver, Colorado
Florida Launch
(2014–2018)  | FAU Stadium | 2014–2018  | 29,419  | 2010  | Boca Raton, Florida
Hamilton Nationals
(2011–2013)
(Toronto Nationals
2009–2010)  | Ron Joyce Stadium | 2011–2013  | 6,000  | 2008  | Hamilton, Ontario
Lamport Stadium | 2010  | 9,600  | 1975  | Toronto, Ontario
BMO Field | 2009  | 1,978  | 2007
Los Angeles Riptide
(2006–2008)  | Home Depot Center | 2006–2008  | 10,000  | 2003  | Carson, California
LeBard Stadium[1] | 2008  | 7,600  | 1955  | Costa Mesa, California
New Jersey Pride
(2001–2008)  | Yurcak Field | 2006–2008  | 5,000  | 1994  | Piscataway, New Jersey
Alumni Stadium (Kean University)[1] | 2005  | 2,700  | 1998  | Union County, New Jersey
Mercer County Park[1] | 2004–2006  | 6,103  | 1971  | West Windsor, New Jersey
Sprague Field | 2004–2005  | 6,000  | 1962  | Montclair, New Jersey
Commerce Bank Ballpark | 2002–2003  | 6,100  | 1999  | Bridgewater, New Jersey
Yogi Berra Stadium | 2001  | 3,784  | 1998  | Little Falls, New Jersey
New York Lizards
(2013–2020)
(Long Island Lizards
2001–2012)  | James M. Shuart Stadium | 2009–2020  | 11,929  | 1962  | Hempstead, New York
Mitchel Athletic Complex | 2003–2008  | 2,969  | 1984  | Uniondale, New York
Hofstra Stadium | 2001–2002  | 11,929  | 1962  | Hempstead, New York
Suffolk County Sports Park | 2001  | 6,002  | 2000  | Central Islip, New York
Ohio Machine
(2012–2018)  | Fortress Obetz | 2017–2018  | 6,500  | 2017  | Obetz, Ohio
Panther Stadium | 2016  | 3,000  |  | Columbus, Ohio
Selby Field | 2012–2015  | 9,100  | 1929  | Delaware, Ohio
Philadelphia Barrage
(2004–2008, 2020)
(Bridgeport Barrage
2001–2003)  | Hillsboro Stadium[1] | 2008  | 7,600  | 1999  | Hillsboro, Oregon
WakeMed Soccer Park[1] | 2008  | 7,130  | 2002  | Cary, North Carolina
Anheuser-Busch Center[1] | 2008  | 6,000  | 1982  | St Louis, Missouri
Texas Stadium[1] | 2008  | 65,675  | 1971  | Irving, Texas
Virginia Beach Sportsplex[1] | 2008  | 10,780  | 1999  | Virginia Beach, Virginia
Yurcak Field[1] | 2007  | 5,000  | 1994  | Piscataway, New Jersey
United Sports Training Center | 2007  | 1,200  | 1999  | Downingtown, Pennsylvania
Franklin Field[1] | 2006  | 52,593  | 1895  | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Villanova Stadium | 2004–2006  | 12,500  | 1927  | Villanova, Pennsylvania
Dunning Field[1] | 2002  | 3,200  | 1997  | New Canaan, Connecticut
The Ballpark at Harbor Yard | 2001–2003  | 5,300  | 1998  | Bridgeport, Connecticut
San Francisco Dragons
(2006–2008)  | Spartan Stadium | 2008  | 30,578  | 1933  | San Jose, California
Kezar Stadium | 2006–2007  | 9,044  | 1990  | San Francisco, California

## See also

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* List of current Major League Baseball stadiums
* List of current National Football League stadiums
* List of Major League Soccer stadiums
* List of National Basketball Association arenas
* List of National Hockey League arenas

## References

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1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q limited use
2. ^ "Denver Outlaws Announce Partnership with the University of Denver to Host Home Games at Peter Barton Lacrosse Stadium". Denver Outlaws. March 18, 2020.

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