Major League Lacrosse stadiums

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Major League Lacrosse Stadiums
Eastern Conference
Team
(former names)		 Stadium
(former names)		 Years Used Capacity Opened City
Boston Cannons Harvard Stadium 2007-present 30,898 1903 Boston, Massachusetts
Nickerson Field 2004-2006 9,000 1915
Cawley Memorial Stadium 2001-2003 Unknown Unknown Lowell, Massachusetts
Long Island Lizards Mitchel Athletic Complex 2003-present 9,969 Unknown Uniondale, New York
Hofstra Stadium 2001-2002 15,000 1962 Hempstead, New York
EAB Park 2001 6,002 2000 Central Islip, New York
New Jersey Pride Yurcak Field 2006-present 5,000 1994 Piscataway, NJ
Mercer County Park * 2004-06 Unknown Unknown West Windsor, New Jersey
Sprague Field 2004-05 5,700 Unknown Montclair, New Jersey
Alumni Stadium (Kean University) * 2005 2,700 1998 Union Township, Union County, New Jersey
Commerce Bank Ballpark 2002-03 6,100 1999 Bridgewater, New Jersey
Yogi Berra Stadium 2001 3,784 1998 Little Falls, New Jersey
Philadelphia Barrage
(Bridgeport Barrage 2001-2003)		 Villanova Stadium 2004-present 12,500 1927 Villanova, Pennsylvania
Franklin Field* 2005 52,593 1895 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The Ballpark at Harbor Yard 2001-2003 5,300 1998 Bridgeport, CT
Rochester Rattlers PAETEC Park 2006-present 13,768 2006 Rochester, New York
Bishop Kearney Field 2003-2005 4,500 Unknown Irondequoit, New York
Frontier Field 2001-02 10,840 1996 Rochester, New York
Washington Bayhawks
(Baltimore Bayhawks 2001-2006)		 Multi-Sport Field 2007-present 2,500 2005 Washington, D. C.
George Mason Stadium* 2007 5,000 Unknown Fairfax, Virginia
Johnny Unitas Stadium 2004-06 11,000 Unknown Towson, Maryland
Homewood Field 2003 8,500 1906 Baltimore, Maryland
Ravens Stadium 2002 70,107 1998
Homewood Field 2001 8,500 1906
Western Conference
Team
(former names)		 Stadium
(former names)		 Years Used Capacity Opened City
Chicago Machine Toyota Park 2007-present 20,000 2006 Bridgeview, Illinois
Sports Complex at Benedictine University 2006 3,000 2004 Lisle, Illinois
Denver Outlaws INVESCO Field 2006-present 76,125 2001 Denver, Colorado
Los Angeles Riptide The Home Depot Center Track Stadium 2006-present 10,000 2003 Carson, California
San Francisco Dragons Kezar Stadium 2006-present 9,044 1990 San Francisco, California

* limited use



Current Stadiums in Major League Lacrosse
Eastern Conference Western Conference
Georgetown Multi-Sport Field | Harvard Stadium | Mitchel Athletic Complex
PAETEC Park | Villanova Stadium | Yurcak Field		 The Home Depot Center | INVESCO Field at Mile High |
 Kezar Stadium | Toyota Park
 v • d • e Major League Lacrosse
Eastern Conference: Boston Cannons | Long Island Lizards | New Jersey Pride | Philadelphia Barrage | Rochester Rattlers | Washington Bayhawks
Western Conference: Chicago Machine | Denver Outlaws | Los Angeles Riptide | San Francisco Dragons
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