CCU Soccer Complex

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CCU Soccer Complex
CCU Soccer Complex
Location Conway, South Carolina
Coordinates 33°47′57″N78°59′47″W / 33.799303°N 78.996514°W / 33.799303; -78.996514
Operator Coastal Carolina University
Record attendance1,577 [1]
Construction
Broke ground2023
Opened2024
Construction cost$1,380,500 [2]
ArchitectThe Boudreaux Group
General contractorFBI Construction, Inc.
Tenants
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers men's soccer (2024-present)
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers women's soccer (2024-present)

The CCU Soccer Complex is a collegiate soccer stadium that was opened in Fall of 2024 at Coastal Carolina University. [3] It replaced the old stadium Coastal Carolina University Soccer Field, when it was torn down in order to reroute University Boulvard along with the construction of the Indoor Practice Facility. The first game at the stadium was a women's soccer contest between Coastal and Richmond. That game ended in a 1–1 draw, with Coastal's Olivia Goretski scoring the first goal in the stadium's history. [4]

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