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About Championship Field - Seattle University

Championship Field is a soccer-specific stadium located on the Seattle University campus in Seattle, Washington. Since 1994, it has been the home field for Seattle U men's and women's soccer teams. The venue blends a compact, intimate atmosphere with a Capacity of 650 fixed seats and approximately 1,000 total capacity when standing room is included. The field and facilities have undergone notable improvements over the years, including a major renovation in 2005, while continuing to host notable events and training sessions for top teams.

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Proximity to public transit and multiple parking options makes attending games convenient. For those traveling from out of town, a handful of nearby hotels offer discounts through Seattle U’s programs, making it easier to pair your visit with a comfortable stay. If you’re looking to secure seats, rely on our trusted network to simplify the process and get you into the game with minimal hassle.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 650 permanent seats; total capacity ~1,000 (including standing room).
  • Address: 565 13th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 (Championship Field on Seattle University campus).
  • Venue type: Soccer-specific stadium on Seattle University's campus; home to Seattle U men's and women's soccer since 1994.
  • Seating chart: Official seating map exists for Championship Field (Soccer) with 650 fixed seats; seating is generally general admission per athletic guidance.
  • Parking: Three paid lots along E Cherry St and E Jefferson St plus nearby street parking; access points include NE corner of 14th Ave & E Jefferson St and NW corner of 14th Ave & E Cherry St; Murphy Garage (Logan Field area) referenced in guides.
  • Transit: SU campus-accessible by multiple King County Metro bus routes; Seattle Streetcar (Broadway & Marion stop) connects to Capitol Hill and International District; Link light rail connections via transfers.
  • Nearby hotels: SU hotels program lists Courtyard Lake Union, Crowne Plaza Downtown, Grand Hyatt Seattle, Silver Cloud Broadway, Sorrento, and SpringHill Suites as accommodations with discounts for visitors.
  • Notable events hosted: Renamed Championship Field in 1998 after 1997 NAIA title; major renovation in 2005; record crowd set in 2015; hosted Manchester United (2011), Santos Laguna (2013), Tottenham clinic (2014), USWNT training (2015).