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About Yurcak Field

Yurcak Field is a soccer-specific stadium on Rutgers University's Busch Campus in Piscataway, New Jersey. With a grandstand that seats up to 5,000 and berm seating around the field, it’s a compact, fan-friendly venue that hosts college and professional soccer events, including historical U.S. Open Cup matches and notable women's and men’s tournaments. Whether you’re catching a Rutgers-hosted event or a visiting team, we’ve got you covered for tickets, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining.

Security and accessibility are central here: on-site parking on Busch Campus, multiple NJ Transit and campus bus options, and convenient walking access from nearby New Brunswick rail stations. For a comfortable stay, we point you toward trusted hotels in the area, as well as recommended dining options to fuel your game day. Secure your seats with a simple, no-fuss process—think of us as your friendly connection to great tickets and smart planning for Yurcak Field events.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 5,000 (grandstand) with berm seating around the field.
  • Location/Address: Fitch Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (Busch Campus).
  • Venue type: Soccer-specific stadium on Rutgers University campus.
  • Seating/chart: Rutgers notes a full grandstand seating of 5,000; no published detailed seating map publicly available; berm area can accommodate additional spectators.
  • Parking: On Busch Campus; field/parking area adjacent; directions indicate parking will be on-site with the field.
  • Transit: NJ Transit Northeast Corridor access to New Brunswick; Bus routes M11, M14, M15/M18 serving the campus; walking access from New Brunswick trains.
  • Nearby hotels: Hyatt Regency New Brunswick; Heldrich Hotel; Rutgers Inn and University Conference Center (on-campus options noted for events).
  • Notable events hosted: U.S. Open Cup matches (1999 and 2003); Sky Blue FC (NWSL/WPS) home games from 2009–2019; Big Ten tournament events (2019, 2021 women’s; 2022 men’s).