Groundbreaking Today for New Soccer Field in Mauldin
- Charles Reams
- Mar 12
- 1 min read
The Greenville Triumph and Liberty Soccer Clubs broke ground on a new stadium in Mauldin today, March 12, at 11:30 a.m., as BridgeWay Station will become the home field of the Upstate-based sports team.
Picture caption: Joe Erwin announces new stadium in Mauldin
CROWDS WELCOME THE NEW NEWS ABOUT THE NEW SOCCER STADIUM IN MAULDIN BY NEXT YEAR
The groundbreaking event brought many potential fans, community members, and government officials to the region to commemorate a new era in sports, entertainment, and hospitality.
How many seats?
The 10,000-seat multi-use sports and entertainment stadium will be built one parking lot away from Mauldin’s European-inspired plaza, Bridgeway station.
The stadium is anticipated to open sometime in 2026, as the overall project is estimated to cost between $80 and $100 million.
Ronaldinho, the newest member of the team ownership, was in attendance at the event. He said some called him crazy for participating in this business venture, but “crazy me, I’m here in front of you now.”
Doug Erwin said, “This is transformative for pro sports in the Upstate.” He is a chief brand officer for Triumph.
The stadium will be across from Spectrum headquarters and Cottage Mill Luxury Apartments.
Judging from the size of the crowd that gathered to get a glimpse of soccer-great Ronaldinho, there is strong support for this venture.
The parking lot was full, and there was barely a standing room, only near the tent where the speakers were seated.
Picture caption: Brazilian soccer superstar Ronaldinho
