A New Era for Boston's White Stadium in Franklin Park
Our Home in the Heart of Boston
In 2026, our club will take the pitch in a stadium steeped in history and revitalized for the future. The new complex will reflect Boston’s commitment to equity, innovation, and community. Imagine the vibrant match-day atmosphere where families, students, and fans cheer on our club in a carbon-neutral stadium, surrounded by the beauty of Franklin Park.
It will be more than just a soccer game—it’ll be an experience that celebrates community, inspires future athletes, and showcases the power of women’s sports on the national stage.
A World-Class Venue for All
White Stadium—the jewel of the Emerald Necklace—has long been a centerpiece of Boston’s athletic and cultural life. After decades of wear and tear, the stadium will undergo its most comprehensive renovation since it opened in 1949.
This renovation is about honoring the past while investing in the future. When completed, the new White Stadium will feature state-of-the-art facilities, including:
A natural grass field designed to host everything from BPS soccer matches to end-of-season football showdowns.
Modern locker rooms, sports medicine facilities, and strength training spaces for BPS student-athletes.
A regulation-size track with field event facilities, making it possible to host state-level competitions.
Expanded community spaces for academic, social, and celebratory events.
Investing in Boston’s Youth
For Boston Public Schools, the renovation of White Stadium is transformational. With new facilities like modern locker rooms, strength and conditioning spaces, and even sports medicine centers, BPS student-athletes will have the resources they need to train, compete, and thrive.
The track and field facilities will finally meet state competition standards, allowing Boston to host high-profile meets while giving student-athletes the opportunity to perform on a larger stage.
“This transformative milestone enables our club to deliver a lasting, year-round impact for Boston Public School student-athletes while uplifting the surrounding neighborhoods and businesses.”
We’re also committed to deepening our relationship with BPS by offering scholarships, mentorship, and internships to students. Our goal is not just to inspire young athletes on the field but to equip them with tools for success off the field as well.
A Sustainable, Community-First Vision
Shaped by feedback from over 60 public meetings and 900 comment letters, the vision reflects the dreams of BPS athletes, Franklin Park visitors, and local residents. The renovated stadium will incorporate green infrastructure, energy-efficient systems, and sustainable building materials, making it one of only three carbon-neutral stadiums in the country.
Benefits extend beyond the stadium as well, including:
Newly paved pathways, expanded green spaces, and improved lighting will make Franklin Park safer and more accessible for everyone.
Public restrooms and water fountains will be available year-round for park users.
Investments in stormwater management and sustainability will ensure the park remains resilient for years to come.
A $1-per-ticket contribution from our games will directly support the Franklin Park Preservation Fund, enhancing the park for generations.
We’re proud to contribute to these transformative upgrades, ensuring that Franklin Park continues to be a vibrant hub of community life.
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