Fifth Third Bank Stadium, football, soccer and lacrosse field at Kennesaw State University
Fifth Third Bank Stadium is a sports venue in Kennesaw, Georgia that opened in 2010 and holds over ten thousand spectators. The facility hosts American football, soccer, lacrosse, and other sports on a modern hybrid turf field installed in 2022, with a stage area at one end used for concerts and other entertainment events.
The stadium opened in 2010 originally as KSU Stadium for soccer and lacrosse, then was renamed Fifth Third Bank Stadium in 2013 following a sponsorship agreement. Kennesaw State University began using it for its American football team in 2015, with nearly ten thousand fans attending the inaugural game.
The stadium has been home to Kennesaw State University's athletic programs since 2015, becoming a focal point for student and community pride. Visitors gather here not only to watch games but also to be part of traditions like tailgating before events, where fans gather early for food and socializing.
The stadium is located at the end of Busbee Drive near Big Shanty Road and is easily accessible by car with nearby parking available. The bowl-shaped layout allows spectators to see the action clearly from nearly all seating positions without obstruction.
The stadium was named one of the top five places to see college sports in the nation by NCAA.com in 2012. It also gained international recognition when it hosted the US women's national soccer team in 2010, signaling its acceptance as a nationally recognized venue.
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