Colorado State University Athletics
CSU Soccer Field
CSU Soccer Field
Established 2017
Capacity: 3,000
Colorado State soccer moved to its current home off Shields Street and next to the McGraw Athletic Center for the 2017 season after spending its first four seasons at the Lagoon Field, located in front of the student union. The first-ever match played at CSU Soccer Field was against No. 25-ranked Colorado and resulted in a 0-0 double-overtime tie in front of a crowd of 1,907 fans. The number still stands as the largest crowd at CSU Soccer Field. The Rams' first win at CSU Soccer Field came shortly after against New Mexico State on September 1, 2017 to a tone of a 5-1 victory. Coincidentally, the historic win also had a historic individual performance as Ally Murphy-Pauletto secured the program's first and still-remaining only hat trick. In 2017, CSU enjoyed three wins on their own turf and the next year it was five, but it was the 2019 season in which Ram fans saw the most celebrating - seven wins at home. The success carried over on the road as the Rams put together their best season to date with a program-record 12 wins and a first-ever Mountain West Tournament appearance.
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Established 2017
Capacity: 3,000
Colorado State soccer moved to its current home off Shields Street and next to the McGraw Athletic Center for the 2017 season after spending its first four seasons at the Lagoon Field, located in front of the student union. The first-ever match played at CSU Soccer Field was against No. 25-ranked Colorado and resulted in a 0-0 double-overtime tie in front of a crowd of 1,907 fans. The number still stands as the largest crowd at CSU Soccer Field. The Rams' first win at CSU Soccer Field came shortly after against New Mexico State on September 1, 2017 to a tone of a 5-1 victory. Coincidentally, the historic win also had a historic individual performance as Ally Murphy-Pauletto secured the program's first and still-remaining only hat trick. In 2017, CSU enjoyed three wins on their own turf and the next year it was five, but it was the 2019 season in which Ram fans saw the most celebrating - seven wins at home. The success carried over on the road as the Rams put together their best season to date with a program-record 12 wins and a first-ever Mountain West Tournament appearance.
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