Maryland SoccerPlex, Sports complex in Montgomery County, United States
Maryland SoccerPlex is a sports complex in Germantown, Maryland, with 21 natural grass fields, 3 artificial turf fields, and 8 indoor courts. The main stadium, Maureen Hendricks Field, seats 5,000 including a general admission lawn, and has a press box and box office.
The complex was completed in 2000 through a public-private partnership led by local soccer parents, and it was expanded with artificial turf fields in 2008. In 2026, it was renamed Maryland SportsPlex to reflect a wider range of sports.
On weekends, the fields fill with families and players of all ages, and the sidelines become a social spot for the local soccer community. The complex also hosts national rugby sevens championships, bringing a different crowd to the stands.
The complex is spread out, so wear comfortable shoes and allow time to walk between fields. Check the website for event schedules and field assignments before you go, as access may vary.
The complex sits within a larger recreational park that also has miniature golf courses, a driving range, an archery course, and a model boat pond. The main stadium field measures 115 by 75 yards and has hosted matches for teams like Boca Juniors and the New Zealand national team.
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