Wallis Annenberg Stadium, Soccer stadium in Westwood, Los Angeles, United States
Wallis Annenberg Stadium is a modern soccer facility in Westwood, Los Angeles, with a capacity of around 2,145 spectators. The venue features a natural grass playing surface and contemporary LED video screens for broadcasting match action.
The stadium opened in August 2018 as a replacement for Drake Stadium, which had served UCLA soccer for decades. Private donations funded the construction of this new venue to meet the growing needs of the university's athletic programs.
This facility serves as home to UCLA soccer teams and hosts matches for rugby and lacrosse programs. It has become a gathering place for the campus community and local sports fans who follow Bruins athletics.
The venue is located on the UCLA campus in Westwood, and visitors should know that certain rules apply, including restrictions on dogs and field access. Planning your visit around match schedules is advisable, and arriving early helps secure good viewing spots during popular games.
During a women's soccer senior day match in October 2022, the stadium drew approximately 2,450 fans, exceeding its standard capacity. This surge highlights the growing popularity of women's collegiate soccer and the passionate support from the local community.
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