Stevens Stadium

Stevens Stadium is a sports facility at Santa Clara University with seating for around 11,500 spectators across three levels. The venue primarily hosts the university's soccer teams and serves various athletic competitions throughout the year.

The facility opened in 1962 as Buck Shaw Stadium, named after Lawrence T. Shaw, a former coach at the university. It was redesigned in 2005 to focus primarily on soccer competitions.

The stadium serves as a gathering place where the university community supports its soccer teams and connects with local supporters. Games and events here bring students, alumni, and neighbors together around shared sporting traditions.

The stadium sits on El Camino Real in Santa Clara with convenient access via public transportation options. Visitors should plan to arrive early on game days since parking is limited and the facility fills up quickly during peak times.

The venue held a special place in the 1994 FIFA World Cup when it served as the training ground for Brazil's national team. The Brazilians used the facility for preparation and went on to win the tournament.

Location: California

Inception: September 22, 1962

Official opening: September 22, 1962

Capacity: 11500

GPS coordinates: 37.35056,-121.93667

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:01