Villanova Stadium

Villanova Stadium is a multifunction sports facility on the university campus featuring a synthetic playing surface. The venue accommodates approximately 12,500 spectators and includes a modern press box with supporting infrastructure.

The facility opened in 1927 and was dedicated to a football player who died during practice. Since that early period, the stadium has evolved as a core part of university athletics.

The stadium serves as the center of athletic life on campus, hosting regular competitions in football, field hockey, lacrosse, and track events. It shapes daily campus rhythms and creates a gathering place for students and fans during game days.

The stadium is located on the university grounds and can be found using the campus map, which shows directions and parking areas. Visitors should plan ahead for game times and allow time for arrival on the property.

The press box building houses an academic resource center on the second floor that can accommodate about 100 people for meetings and training sessions. This hidden function shows how the stadium extends beyond its sporting purpose.

Location: Villanova

Inception: October 8, 1927

Official opening: October 8, 1927

Capacity: 12500

Website: http://villanova.com/facilities/nova-facilities-stadium.html

GPS coordinates: 40.03306,-75.33667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:57