University of Richmond Stadium
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University of Richmond Stadium | |
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UOR Stadium | |
Location | Richmond, VA |
Broke ground | 1929 |
Opened | 1933 |
Closed | Open |
Demolished | N/A |
Owner | City of Richmond |
Operator | UOR Sports |
Surface | Grass |
Construction cost | $80 thousand USD |
Tenants | |
Richmond Spiders (NCAA) (1933-Present) Richmond Kickers (USL2) (1993-Present) Richmond Kickers Future (PDL) (2002-Present) Richmond Kickers Destiny (WL) (2004-Present) |
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Capacity | |
22,000 (2005) |
The University of Richmond stadium is used by the Richmond Kickers for soccer and the University of Richmond for American football. It is owned by the City of Richmond, Virginia and is located South of the Carytown district off the Downtown Expressway. The stadium was built in 1929 and holds 22,000 people.
As the University of Richmond considers building its own stadium, the city has begun to consider reuse of the site for elderly housing.
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Current Stadiums in the USL Second Division |
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Bermuda National Stadium | Waddell High School Stadium | Corcoran Field | Krenzler Field | Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium | Skyline Sports Complex | Southern New Hampshire University | University of Richmond Stadium | Lusitano Stadium | Legion Stadium |
Current Stadiums in the USL PDL Mid Atlantic Division |
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Kirkwood Soccer Complex (Delaware Dynasty) | Fredericksburg Field House (Fredericksburg Gunners) | Gar-Field HS Stadium (Northern Virginia Royals) | Carey Stadium (Ocean City Barons) | Exeter HS Stadium (Reading Rage) | Sports Backers Stadium (Richmond Kickers Future) | Albert-Daly Field (Virginia Legacy) | Virginia Beach Sportsplex (Virginia Beach Submariners) | Schoenbaum Stadium (West Virginia Chaos) |
Current Stadiums in the W-League Atlantic Division |
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Silverbacks Park | IMG Soccer Academy | Waddell High School Stadium | Cocoa Expo Sports Center TBD (Fredericksburg) | Trinder Center/Foster Field | University of Richmond Stadium |
Current Football Stadiums in the Colonial Athletic Association |
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Bridgeforth Stadium (James Madison) • Cowell Stadium (New Hampshire) • James M. Shuart Stadium (Hofstra) • Meade Stadium (Rhode Island) • Minnegan Field at Johnny Unitas Stadium (Towson) • Morse Field at Alfond Stadium (Maine) • Parsons Field (Northeastern) • Tubby Raymond Field at Delaware Stadium (Delaware) • University of Richmond Stadium (Richmond) • Villanova Stadium (Villanova) • Walter J. Zable Stadium at Cary Field (William & Mary) • Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium (Massachusetts) |