New Soccer Stadium & Pro Team in Reno

Reno Pro Soccer’s home will be a brand-new, $80 million, 6,000-seat, soccer-specific stadium anchoring a new sports and entertainment district on the former Jones West Ford site along Kietzke Lane.

The development will feature restaurants, shops, and bars — creating a vibrant, walkable destination for locals and visitors alike. When complete, it will be Nevada’s only soccer-specific stadium

The project is associated with Reno Pro Soccer, a newly formed club awarded a United Soccer League (USL) Championship franchise. 

  • The team is set to begin play in 2027. 

Stadium Details 

Location

  • The stadium will be built on the former Jones West Ford dealership site along Kietzke Lane in Reno — a central location targeted for redevelopment. 

Design & Features

  • It’s planned as a soccer-specific stadium — meaning it will be purpose-built for soccer rather than adapted from another sport’s venue. 

  • Seating capacity: approximately 6,000 seats. 

  • The stadium will anchor a broader sports and entertainment district featuring restaurants, shops, and bars, creating a walkable destination. 

Cost & Funding

  • The stadium is expected to cost around $80 million for the core structure. 

  • When combined with surrounding development (entertainment district), the total project investment could exceed $200 million. 

Construction Timeline

  • Organizers hope to break ground in early 2026. 

  • The goal is to open and have the stadium ready for the USL Championship season starting in 2027. 

Team & League Info

  • The team will compete in the USL Championship, which is the second tier of professional soccer in the United States (one step below Major League Soccer). 

Ownership and Leadership

  • Todd Davis – Principal Owner (local investor and soccer enthusiast) 

  • Wendy Damonte – Co-Founder & CEO, local business and media figure. 

  • Bob Enzenberger – Deputy CEO & General Counsel. 

  • John Doyle – Soccer Executive & Former U.S. International (former exec with San Jose Earthquakes, U.S. Men’s National Team veteran). 

These leaders bring a mix of sports, media, business, and soccer experience to the project. 

Community & Economic Impact

  • The stadium is positioned as a catalyst for redevelopment of the Kietzke Lane area. 

  • Officials and organizers tout it as a way to attract visitors, boost local businesses, and energize the city’s sports culture. 

Important Milestones So Far

  • September 2025: Reno Pro Soccer closes on the Jones West Ford property. 

  • October 2025: Plans and architectural renderings for the stadium are unveiled publicly. 

  • Dec. 2025: Pre-demolition activities have begun to clear the site ahead of construction. 

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