Denver NWSL Breaks Ground on Centennial Facilities
Denver NWSL Breaks Ground on Centennial Facilities

Denver NWSL Breaks Ground on Centennial Facilities

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Denver's NWSL expansion team has broken ground in Centennial, Colorado, on a new state-of-the-art performance center and 12,000-seat temporary stadium designed specifically for professional women's sports. The adjacent training center will feature advanced amenities, player lounges, family areas, and eight soccer fields, emphasizing athlete wellness. After the 2027 season, the stadium will be reduced to 4,000 seats and repurposed for Cherry Creek Schools, which will also receive internships, presentations, and a $100,000 foundation donation. The permanent 14,500-seat stadium is scheduled to open in Santa Fe Yards by 2028, funded through public and private investment. The ownership group includes Peyton Manning and Mikaela Shiffrin, who, along with local leaders, highlighted the project's significance at the groundbreaking. The initiative seeks to inspire youth and foster the growth of women's soccer in Colorado.

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