COMING SOON: IOWA SOCCER OPERATIONS FACILITY
University of Iowa women’s soccer is a program on the rise. Founded in 1997 and now under the direction of head coach Dave DiIanni, the Hawkeyes have put themselves in a position to compete for Big Ten Conference championships and contend on the national stage. The program has had resounding success on the pitch. Now is the perfect time to make an assist and take the state of Iowa’s top Division I women’s soccer program to the next level.
This fall, we are excited to break ground on a $4 million state-of-the-art operations facility on the west side of the Iowa Soccer Complex. This new space will open in time for the 2021 fall season — our 25th year of Iowa women’s soccer — and will house:
- A spacious locker room and lounge/team room.
- A multi-purpose room that overlooks one of the best soccer fields in the Big Ten and creates a space for our team to enjoy pregame and postgame meals, watch film, study, and socialize, as well as host donors and other events before and after matches.
- An athletic training room so that our student-athletes are able to receive treatments from sports medicine staff after a practice or game—without having to travel to another campus location.
- Additional amenities, including coaches’ offices, visiting team locker rooms, officials’ locker rooms, a press box, and storage space.