Blackbaud Stadium

Blackbaud Stadium was a sporting venue on Daniel Island with two main stands flanking the field and a seating capacity of approximately 5,100. The facility featured modern amenities and was specifically designed for soccer events.

The stadium opened in 1999 and was the first privately funded soccer-specific facility built in the United States. It was demolished in 2021 after serving the sporting community for more than two decades.

The Three Lions Pub within the stadium displayed soccer memorabilia and provided a gathering space for fans before and after matches.

The site on Daniel Island was easily accessible via local roads and provided entry for visitors with varying mobility needs. Its location in Charleston made it a central sports venue for the region.

The facility was equipped with solar panels installed in 2008 that reduced carbon dioxide emissions by roughly twelve tons annually. This made it an early example of sustainable sports infrastructure in the country.

Location: South Carolina

Inception: 1999

Official opening: 1999

Capacity: 5100

GPS coordinates: 32.87089,-79.91977

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:48