Dallas Trinity FC will begin playing at the Fair Park stadium the weekend of Aug. 16.
People cheer as Dallas Trinity FC is announced as the name of the new Dallas USL Super League women’s soccer franchise at Klyde Warren Park, Thursday, May 9, 2024, in Dallas.one day after the Dallas City Council approved a two-year, $592,000 subsidy
Among the several hundred in the crowd for the unveiling were Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert, USL Super League president Amanda Vandervort, Dallas Mavericks CEO Cynt Marshall, and at least seven Dallas City Council members.Children play soccer before the team name for the USL Super League Dallas franchise was announced at Klyde Warren Park, Thursday, May 9, 2024, in Dallas.
“The current momentum behind women’s sports is undeniable,” he said. “And Dallas, as the greatest sports city in America, is perfectly positioned to champion and embrace our new professional women’s soccer team.”Neil told council members on Wednesday that the franchise was negotiating with Dallas College for possible practice field space.
People gather at Klyde Warren Park for the unveiling of the Dallas USL Super League women’s soccer team name, Thursday, May 9, 2024, in Dallas.The Cotton Bowl Stadium is undergoing about $140 million in renovations expected to be complete by the 2025 State Fair of Texas that fall. Improvements to restrooms, concession stands, seats and new escalators are among the upgrades planned for the stadium. The construction began in March.
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