No. 12 Women’s Soccer Hosts Border-Foe West Virginia – Penn State

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – No. 12 Penn State women’s soccer closes out its four-match season-opening home stand this Thursday night, August 29, as the Nittany Lions play host to the border-rival West Virginia Mountaineers on Military Appreciation Night. Kickoff from Jeffrey Field is slated for 7:30 p.m. (ET), with the match set to stream to a worldwide audience of authenticated subscribers via B1G+ and the B1G+ app.

FAN INFORMATION, PARKING & PROMOTIONS

With the start of construction projects benefitting all 800+ student-athletes at Penn State, notably the construction of the Jeffrey Field Soccer Complex at the south end of the facility, elements of the Jeffrey Field match day experience have changed. Due to construction, the grass area behind the south goal will not be accessible to spectators. Spectator entrances are located on either end of Jeffrey Field near the corner flags on the south side of the facility. For more spectator information, as well as a diagram of the facility, click here.

Spectator parking is located in the Stadium West lot, with entrance to the lot located at the intersection of Park Avenue and Stadium West Drive. ADA accessibility is still available on either side of the facility. Spectators wishing to access the University Drive seating area should park in the Stadium West lot closest to the Bryce Jordan Center and walk down the sidewalk to the main entrance on the University Drive side of the facility. To prepay for parking at a discounted rate, click here. Event day parking will be $10 at the main entrance to the lot.

Throughout Thursday night’s match against the Mountaineers, Penn State women’s soccer will show its appreciation and respect for members of the United States Armed Forces as a part of Military Appreciation Night. The Nittany Lion women’s soccer family is grateful to all of our service members, active or retired, who have sacrificed so much in the pursuit of freedom. Service members in attendance will be recognized prior to the playing of Thursday night’s National Anthem.