What is the capacity of Cooper Field?

Cooper Field has a seating capacity of 3,750.

Where is Cooper Field located?

Cooper Field is located in Washington, District of Columbia.

What team plays at Cooper Field?

Cooper Field is the home stadium of Georgetown Hoyas in the Patriot.

What stadiums are near Cooper Field?

The closest stadiums to Cooper Field are William H. Greene Stadium (3 mi), Nationals Park (4 mi), SECU Stadium (9 mi), Northwest Stadium (11 mi), Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (31 mi), M&T Bank Stadium (35 mi).

Cooper Field - home of Georgetown Hoyas in Washington, District of Columbia

NCAA FCS

Cooper FieldWashington, District of Columbia

Georgetown Hoyas

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Capacity

3,750

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Conference

Patriot

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Opened

2005

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Surface

N/A

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📖About Cooper Field

Cooper Field is a 3,750-seat multi-purpose stadium in Washington, D.C., on the campus of Georgetown University. Named in 2015 for a $50 million gift from Georgetown football parents Peter and Susan Cooper, it provides an intimate setting for Hoyas football in the nation's capital.

🏛️History

Origins

The field evolved from an intramural facility. In 2002, with dwindling attendance and increasing safety concerns at off-campus Kehoe Field, Georgetown decided to construct a stadium at the site of the Harbin Field soccer facility, bringing football back to campus.

Major Renovations

1994Originally used for intramurals, adopted for soccer as Harbin Field

2003Football team began using field, renamed "Multi-Sport Field"

2005Construction halted on permanent bleachers and facilities

2015Renamed Cooper Field following $50M gift from Peter and Susan Cooper for athletic leadership programs and construction upgrades

Notable Moments

2003Football returned to campus after years at off-campus Kehoe Field

2015Cooper family $50M gift announced, largest for athletics in university history

🎟️Visitor Guide

Best Seats

With a capacity of 3,750, every seat offers a close view of the action. The intimate setting creates a unique atmosphere for Division I football. Sideline seating puts fans right on top of the game.

Parking Tips

Parking in Georgetown is extremely limited. Use public transportation - the Georgetown Metro (Blue/Orange/Silver lines) requires a bus connection. Consider rideshare services. Some on-campus parking available with permits. Street parking is scarce.

Game Day

Experience Georgetown football in the heart of Washington, D.C. The campus's historic architecture and location make for a memorable visit. Walk around Georgetown's charming streets before or after the game. The Potomac waterfront is nearby for scenic views.