The Sooner State is proving it’s built to host the biggest moments
Towns along Route 66 are gearing up to celebrate the iconic highway's centennial
The Oklahoma Golf Trail shows off the state’s fabulous courses
Few places blend natural beauty and athletic excitement quite like Oklahoma. Here, breathtaking scenery meets world-class sports, creating a destination that inspires exploration, competition, and unforgettable memories.
Oklahoma’s landscapes are as diverse as they come — one of only four states with more than 10 ecoregions and the most per mile anywhere in the country. From the rugged peaks of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge to the serene waters of Chickasaw National Recreation Area, the towering cliffs of Quartz Mountain to the cascades at Natural Falls State Park, every corner of Oklahoma tells a different story of natural wonder.
But nature is only half the show. Our cities pulse with athletic energy. The Oklahoma Sooners and Oklahoma State Cowboys carry proud legacies of championship-caliber competition, while the Oklahoma City Thunder continues to shine on the national stage. Along the Oklahoma River, Riversport Rapids draws elite athletes from more than 60 nations — proving that Oklahoma’s reach in the world of sports is truly global.
For tournament planners and event organizers, Oklahoma’s investment in top-tier facilities makes it a prime destination for future competitions.
Whether you’re drawn by wide-open skies, roaring crowds, or the spirit of competition, Oklahoma delivers it all. We invite you to come experience a state that celebrates both its natural beauty and its athletic prowess — a place where every adventure, and every victory, feels a little bigger under Oklahoma’s endless horizon.
We look forward to welcoming you to our great state!
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By Jason Paha
Oklahoma sports are having a moment, which may be an understatement.
From the NBA’s Oklahoma City Thunder winning its first championship this season to the Oklahoma Sooners NCAA softball team dominating play with four consecutive titles in recent years, the Sooner State has been capturing headlines.
And the best appears yet to come.
Earlier this year, Oklahoma City made headlines with its announcement it will partner with LA28 to serve as a staging site for Canoe Slalom, Kayak Cross and Softball for the 2028 Summer Olympic Games.
The city proved it can handle big events when it recently staged the 2024 Olympic Team Trials for Canoe/Kayak Slalom at RIVERSPORT OKC. RIVERSPORT is a $45.2 million whitewater center that opened in May 2016 in the
city’s downtown Boathouse District and will stage Olympic events in 2028. RIVERSPORT’s whitewater center includes a racecourse which has staged U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Canoe Slalom (2016 and 2024) and Kayak Cross (2024) as well as numerous national competitions.
Olympic softball figures to take place in 13,000-seat Devon Park in Oklahoma City, which hosts the annual NCAA Women’s College World Series. OKC has hosted the NCAA Women’s College World Series since 1990 (except for one year in 1996), and the event draws more than 110,000 fans annually. This past year, OKC hosted both the NBA Finals and the NCAA Women’s College World Series at the same time.
This is no small feat.
These events, coupled with the upcoming Olympics puts Oklahoma on a global stage, solidifying its reputation as a destination capable of handling the logistics, energy and excitement of the world’s biggest sporting event.
That Olympic partnership is just the beginning. Oklahoma City and the state have doubled down on sports infrastructure, pouring resources into new, high-caliber venues designed to attract both national and international events.
The new OG&E Coliseum has already elevated the city’s profile and is the crown jewel of OKC Fair Park. This multipurpose facility is built to accommodate everything from basketball tournaments to volleyball, cheer and gymnastics competitions. Its modern design and flexibility make it a prime candidate for planners looking for a fresh venue in the heart of the country.
Another big project on the horizon is Oklahoma City’s $900 million downtown arena, which is expected to open in summer of 2028. More than just a home for the NBA’s Thunder, this arena will become one of the most significant sports and entertainment venues in the nation, drawing marquee events and serving as a hub for both locals and visitors.
OKC is also set to break ground later this year on a $71 million downtown multipurpose (primarily soccer) stadium with completion scheduled for March 2027. T he stadium will be the centerpiece of a 60-acre development referred to as the OKC Entertainment District. When it opens, the stadium will accommodate more than 12,000 fans and connect with several major venues, including the city’s new convention center, which opened in 2021.
In Norman, it’s all things Sooners as perennial title contenders, the University of Oklahoma football team, is back in action with upgraded fan experiences, from pregame festivities to merchandise and concessions enhancements. Plus, the Lloyd Noble Center is home to the NCAA women’s gymnastics champions as Oklahoma defeated UCLA to capture the title. It was Oklahoma’s third women’s gymnastics championship in four years. The Sooners also won titles in 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019, proving themselves to be a dynasty.
The men’s gymnasts haven’t been shabby either in recent years, winning four straight NCAA titles from 2015-2018.
In Enid, the David Allen Memorial Ballpark continues to shine, hosting the NJCAA Division II World Series every May, along with college tournaments and high-level youth baseball throughout the summer.
Down in Stillwater, it’s always a full season—Oklahoma State football in the fall, basketball in winter and spring brings baseball and softball action. And with 34 NCAA championships (a record), the Oklahoma State wrestling team is always a threat to take home the title.
Meanwhile in Edmond, athletic energy pulses every weekend. The Edmond Open, an ITF women’s pro tennis event, is turning heads on the hard courts, while facilities across the city are hosting swim meets, soccer tournaments and everything in between.
OKLAHOMA IS READY TO CELEBRATE THE ROUTE 66 CENTENNIAL
By Randy Mink
Floating in his own pond next to a picnic area, the Blue Whale of Catoosa, Oklahoma epitomizes the kitschy roadside curiosities that motorists encountered during the heyday of Route 66, the most fabled highway in America. The smiling cement behemoth, measuring 80 feet long, is one of many iconic landmarks on the legendary ribbon of pavement that traversed eight U.S. states from Chicago to California.
Like other places along the road in Oklahoma and elsewhere, the whale and surrounding park are undergoing upgrades in preparation for Route 66 centennial celebrations in 2026.
Though the east-west corridor, affectionately known as the Mother Road, was replaced by superhighways decades ago, vast stretches of the old two-lane artery are still open to traffic, allowing travelers to leave the fast lane and see the real America, a land sprinkled with retro neon signs, quirky roadside attractions, souvenir shops, cozy motels and mom-and-pop diners. Oklahoma has 432 drivable miles of the historic highway, more than any other state.
Mother Road enthusiasts find numerous treasures in Tulsa. Selfie spots in the Meadow Gold District, named for the huge neon dairy company sign that lights up the night sky, include the newly installed space cowboy and cowgirl statues at Buck Atom’s Cosmic Curios souvenir store, one of several fun shops and galleries on 11th Street. Such 20-foot-tall fiberglass figures, referred to as “Muffler Men” by pop culture historians, were considered the height of outdoor advertising in the 1960s. Sapulpa, just outside of Tulsa, offers an inviting downtown shopping core that will be even more attractive when its streetscape redesign is completed. The town’s Teepee Drive-In, an outdoor movie theater dating from the 1950s, was recently restored. Other Sapulpa crowd-pleasers include Heart of Route 66 Auto Museum, where you can ogle classic cars and pose by the world’s tallest gas pump (66 feet).
In Stroud, the Rock Cafe has been a Route 66 favorite since 1939. Owner Dawn Welch was the inspiration behind the character Sally Carrera in Disney/Pixar’s 2006 animated film Cars, and movie memorabilia lines the walls.
Arcadia boasts two irresistible photo stops. The Round Barn, a handsome red landmark brought back from the brink of collapse by dedicated volunteers, dates from 1898. Pops 66, an ultra-modern glass building with a diner/soda fountain, sports a futuristic, 66-foot-tall, LED-lit soda pop bottle and sells more than 700 varieties of pop.
The Oklahoma State Capitol offers an incredible, one-of-a-kind educational experience for groups. Art, history, and government are together in one space, offering an extraordinary destination unlike any other in Oklahoma. At the center of the experience, managed by the Oklahoma Arts Council, collections of artworks located throughout six floors of rotundas, corridors, and galleries, make the Oklahoma State Capitol the largest public art museum in the state.
The Capitol tours are led by trained volunteer docents. For small groups (10 or fewer) walk-up tours are available Monday through Friday. Reservations are not required. Guided tours may be requested for groups of 11 or more people.
The Filling Station, a restored gas station on Route 66 in El Reno just opened as a visitor center. It features a rotating display of classic cars and a catchy mural. There will be bus parking across the street.
In Clinton, the first-rate Oklahoma Route 66 Museum covers all eight states threaded by the highway. With a soundtrack of classic tunes from each era, exhibits document the road’s history decade by decade.
Though the highway of dreams was officially decommissioned in 1985, its spirit lives on. Route 66 is a true slice of Americana.
Oklahoma may be known for its wide-open plains and red-dirt roads, but golfers know there’s another side to the story: rolling hills, sparkling lakes, and fairways that stretch toward open skies. The recently unveiled Oklahoma Golf Trail shows off the state’s many fabulous courses as it ties 18 public and private courses into one unforgettable journey. The Trail’s 18-member lineup stretches across the state and includes:
A recent $22 million renovation of both course and clubhouse makes KickingBird Golf in Edmond one of the nation’s finest municipal courses. Many PGA Tour stars got their start on this beauty designed by Oklahoma Golf Hall of Fame architect Floyd Farley. The course’s thoughtful redesign elevates this Edmond favorite with bold bunkering, Tahoma 31 fairways, bent grass greens and a strong strategic challenge.
Located in the heart of Oklahoma City, Lincoln Park’s historic East and West courses are two of the state’s finest and most enjoyable public courses, served by a world class clubhouse that reflects the importance Oklahoma City places on providing sensational municipal golf.
The Oakwood Country Club is a private, memberowned facility featuring an 18-hole championship golf course. Designed in 1947 by the renowned architect Perry Maxwell, the course offers a challenging yet fair test with its tree-lined Bermuda fairways and rolling Bent grass greens.
This course is a laid-back yet luxurious escape where pristine fairways, a stunning lakeside setting, and a lively social scene come together to create the ultimate playground for golf lovers and good-time seekers.
The beauty of the Oklahoma Golf Trail is in its variety—you can play one course as a weekend detour or build an entire vacation around knocking them all out. It’s as much about the road trip between courses as it is about sinking that elusive 20-foot putt.
For maps, updates, and course details, visit oklahoma.golf.
With 33 parks, 47 miles of trails, and more than 300 public art pieces, Edmond offers sports enthusiasts a vibrant destination. Create unforgettable experiences beyond your tournaments at Edmond’s 25 premier sports venues. Compete at the Edmond Public Schools Aquatic Center at Mitch Park with its 50-meter Olympic pool and seating for 800. Play at Edmond Center Court, a USTA National Facility of the Year winner. Tee off at the $22 million renovated KickingBird Golf, one of the region’s top municipal courses. And coming in 2026, new turf fields at A.C. Caplinger Baseball Complex at Hafer Park will elevate Edmond’s championshipcaliber sports scene.
Edmond is also a college town! As one of the first institutions of higher education in Oklahoma, the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) is a central gathering place. Find a 5,700-square-foot Esports Gaming Arena, UCO Jazz Lab, Melton Art Gallery, Mitchell Hall Theatre performances and thrilling athletics yearround.
Travel Historic Route 66 in Edmond for 13.4 miles of fun activities. Camp, bike, fish, hike and swim at Arcadia Lake, take a selfie with The Blue Hippo, tour the 1889 one-room Territorial School, enjoy events at Festival Market Place and shop/dine in distinctive Downtown Edmond
Mackenzie McDonald (405) 216-7782
mmcdonald@visitedmondok.com visitedmondok.com/sports
“KickingBird Golf’s recent renovation makes it one of the premier municipal courses in the region. Proud host of multiple NCAA Division II Regionals, US Amateur Qualifiers, and the permanent home of Oklahoma’s Junior State Championship. If you are traveling through Oklahoma, we would like to WELCOME you for a memorable golf experience.”
—Brian Soerensen, Director of Golf
RENOVATED A.C.
CAPLINGER SPORTS COMPLEX
Softball, Baseball
Set within Edmond’s scenic Hafer Park, the fully renovated A.C. Caplinger Sports Complex will open in spring 2026 as one of the premier youth baseball and softball destinations in Oklahoma. The redevelopment includes all-new infrastructure, reconfigured field layouts, upgraded sports lighting, expanded parking, and modern amenities designed for both athletes and spectators.
Featured on Oklahoma Golf Trail launched in 2025 to bring together some of the state’s premier courses. From rolling prairie layouts and tree-lined fairways to modern designs that challenge every skill level, the new trail highlights KickingBird Golf Course that has hosted top collegiate tournaments, regional championships, and national qualifiers.
Oklahoma’s premier iceskating center is made up of 86,000 sq. ft. housing two NHL-size ice rinks, locker rooms, concession stands, and a fully stocked pro shop. This facility is home to the OU, UCO hockey games, yearround competitive leagues, youth and adult hocket tournaments and figure skating competitions. Arctic Edge is a top destination for both recreational skating and high-level competition.
Edmond Center Court, awarded as the premier facility in the nation by USTA, boasts 24 lighted outdoor courts, six climate-controlled indoor courts, and a 31,000-squarefoot-clubhouse. Hosting dozens of major events each year, including 1,000 USTA League matches, this facility also provides programs and private lessons for both juniors and adults attracting players from around the world.
More than vast prairies and rolling farmland, Norman, Oklahoma, is a vibrant hub for sports and outdoor recreation. Lake Thunderbird State Park features two marinas, nine boat ramps, and two swim beaches, with over 200 RV sites, playgrounds, picnic tables, and an archery range. The University of Oklahoma’s Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art holds over 20,000 objects, including French Impressionism and Native American art. The Sam Noble Museum inspires understanding through collection-based research and education. The National Weather Center combines multiple agencies to improve atmospheric understanding and houses about 550 people. Located by Gaylord Family - Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, the Switzer Center is the operations hub for Oklahoma football. Historic downtown Norman offers quaint cafes, stylish boutiques, and a lively nightlife, making it a must-visit destination. More than vast prairies of swaying wheat and rolling farmland, Norman, Oklahoma, is a vibrant hub for sports and outdoor recreation.
Trent Brown (405) 593-1991
trent@normansports.org www.visitnorman.com/norman-sports
“The National Beep Baseball Association holds a World Series every summer in cities across the United States. Trent Brown and his crew at Norman Sports went above and beyond to make sure everything was done to make the tournament a success. They are a wonderful organization to work with – I look forward to it happening again in the future!”
– Cassie Hopkins, 1st Vice President/Tournament Director National B
Basketball, Volleyball, Aquatics
This 122,000-square-foot sports facility on 12 acres was established in 2020 out of a need for a local and accessible recreation center. Norman native and NBA basketball player for the Atlanta Hawks, Trae Young, found a solution. The space is used for tournaments and as a local recreation space. It comprises eight basketball courts, 12 overlaying volleyball courts, and two swimming pools.
The Gillis-Roth Soccer Complex is an impressive expanse of 22 soccer fields, with 11 equipped with lights for evening matches. Besides soccer games and scrimmages, past events have included Beep Baseball games for the visually impaired and the exciting Oklahoma Celtic Golf Ball Drop. This versatility highlights the complex’s role as a vibrant hub for various sports and recreational activities.
Since 1969, the premier tennis facility, Westwood Tennis Center, has been a staple of the Norman community. There are 12 outdoor championship courts, four 36-foot youth courts and even climate-controlled indoor tennis courts. The Westwood Tennis Clubhouse features a pro shop with racquets and accessories for sale. They also offer youth and adult programs, clinics and leagues for players of all levels.
Archery, Swimming, Boating, Kayaking, Canoeing, Rafting, Fishing, Hunting, Hiking
The crown jewel of Norman is the 1,874 acres that comprise Lake Thunderbird State Park, a coveted place ripe with recreational opportunities. Amenities to the park include two marinas (Calypso Cove and Little River) and nine boat ramps. There is also a gift shop, grills and covered picnic areas.
From its iconic Skydance Bridge , to historic hotels and nationally acclaimed restaurants, Oklahoma City is a big league city. The Modern Frontier is also a renowned sports city with dozens of premier facilities and the offi cial home for USA Softball. Pro teams also thrive, with the NBA’s Thunder, MiLB’s Comets, and PBR’s Wildcatters. The city’s remarkable growth mirrors the expanding horizons of its sports scene, a testament to the energy and excitement of Oklahoma City.
Sports are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to activities and entertainment in OKC. Just a short drive from downtown, OKANA Resort & Indoor Waterpark brings a lively coastal vibe to the city. This tropical-inspired spot features poolside lounging, cabanas, and local food and drink options—making it the perfect place to cool off and relax. For more entertainment combined with education, Science Museum Oklahoma is home to over 390,000 square feet of hands-on science experiences, art, and history where families can enjoy a planetarium, aviation gallery, gardens and more.
Indoor Multipurpose
Completed in 2020, the Oklahoma City Convention Center offers 200,730 square feet of exhibit and event space. Divisible into a maximum of four individual halls that can operate independently, each individual hall ranges in size from 47,000 to 58,000 square feet. All halls have a ceiling height of 30 feet. The exhibit hall space offers the perfect canvas to host any event!
Indoor Multipurpose
Located on the OKC Fair Park campus, the OG&E Coliseum opened in June 2025. The OG&E Coliseum replaced the Jim Norick Arena, which was a cornerstone of Oklahoma City for almost 60 years. The new addition features seating for more than 7,000 with a variety of layouts for the multitude of events that will call the coliseum home. The state-of-the-art coliseum includes a lounge, suites, a full-service restaurant along with several upscale concession areas.
Outdoor Multipurpose
Complex provides multipurpose outdoor fields and diamonds for tournaments of all sizes, all within close proximity to downtown OKC and located near Will Rogers Airport. The $13-million Athletic Complex opened in 2024 and includes six lighted diamond fields, four lighted rectangle grass fields, two concession stands with restrooms, children’s play areas and spectator seating.
Bennett Event Center at OKC Fair Park
Indoor Multipurpose
Located across from the OG&E Coliseum is the Bennett Event Center, which is one of the largest event spaces in OKC. The center features 201,000 square feet of continuous exhibit space, a 12,000-square-foot front lobby and a 10,000-square-foot commercial catering kitchen for all types of events. Multiple sports tournament types are capable of being held at Bennett Event Center, everything from cheer to martial arts, esports and more.
The South Lakes Soccer Club is a multifaceted club providing recreational, Academy and competitive soccer for youth in the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area. The club’s 158-acre soccer complex is located just south of Will Rogers Airport and features dozens of soccer fi elds for all youth age groups, including up to U19.
Located in the heart of Oklahoma City’s Adventure District and dreamed up by people who live and breathe beach volleyball, the 70,000+ square-foot Boombox Beach Club is one of Oklahoma’s only purpose-built beach volleyball facilities. The facility features 8 indoor sand volleyball courts, 6 outdoor beach volleyball courts, pro shop, lounge/cooldown areas, a café and bar, hourly rentals, indoor/outdoor showers, ping pong and cornhole.
“The leadership team we worked with played a key role in making our event a national level success. They are an incredible group of professionals dedicated, responsive, and truly exceptional at what they do. I can’t recommend them highly enough for any national event you’re planning. Partnering with this team will lead to a successful outcome every time.”
— Zach Randall, Chairman – USAOKW
SPORTS Blake Ruggs Sports Sales Manager (405) 297-8979 bruggs@visitokc.com OKCsports.org
Enid is a culturally vibrant city and true arts destination with year-round entertainment. Rich in history, unique dining, vibrant shopping, and a lively music scene, Enid offers plenty to explore.
One of Oklahoma’s premier family attractions, Leonardo’s Children’s Museum inspires kids to learn and create through play. Highlights include a giant Lite-Brite, life-sized Operation game, and the two-story Power Tower, where children climb and discover the power of energy. Meet friendly animals in the Critter Clubhouse and enjoy access to Adventure Quest, the world’s largest community-built outdoor playground, featuring a three-story castle, slides, bridges, gardens, and water play areas.
At the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, step back in time to experience the pioneer spirit that shaped Northwest Oklahoma. Explore stories of the Land Run, life in a sod house, and the region’s growth through agriculture, oil, and transportation. Outside, the Humphrey Heritage Village features authentically preserved buildings, including the 1893 U.S. Land Office, a church, schoolhouse, and log cabin.
Rail enthusiasts will love the Railroad Museum of Oklahoma, housed in a restored 1920s Santa Fe freight depot. Discover one of the nation’s largest railroad collections, with over 1,000 artifacts, model train layouts, and outdoor displays featuring real cabooses and the Frisco #1519 steam locomotive.
Downtown, Enid’s public art scene bursts with color and creativity. Murals and sculptures celebrate the city’s history, spirit, and diversity — transforming everyday walls into vibrant spaces for discovery, conversation, and great photo ops.
Soccer, Futsol, Football, Lacrosse
The Advance Soccer Complex has six natural grass fields and one turf championship field with a press box, electronic scoreboard, and approximately 1,400-person capacity seating. These fields can be reconfigured to allow all age group’s proper size fields, from PeeWee to adult league. The complex also has a clubhouse complete with four locker rooms, conference rooms seating 60 people, an indoor futsol field, a concession stand, public restrooms, offices and more.
DAVID ALLEN MEMORIAL BALLPARK
Baseball, Softball
Recognized as one of the finest small-town ballparks in America. Home to the National Junior College Athletic Association’s Division II World Series since 2009, as well as Enid High and NOC-Enid baseball teams. A total of 359 chair-back seats came from Memorial Stadium in Baltimore when that stadium was replaced by Camden Yards. There is an artificial turf practice infield and indoor batting cages beyond the right field wall, and seating in a covered balcony area.
“It’s a great environment. The town of Enid does a great job of hosting the (World Series). It’s not the biggest town, but everybody knows it’s going on and lots of people are watching. It’s an awesome environment for the kids to play in.”
— Ron Riggle, coach, Lincoln Land CC
VISIT ENID
Jenna Spencer (580) 616-7368
Jenna@VisitEnid.org VisitEnid.org
Basketball, Volleyball, Wrestling, Cheerleading, Dance, Arena
Stride Bank Center is the region’s finest event facility. It seats 3,200 for sporting events and has a 31,500-squarefoot show floor. The center can host a variety of sports including basketball, volleyball, wrestling, dance and more. Stride Bank Center also includes Enid’s conference facility for additional available meeting space for your event.
Stillwater shines as a classic college town, anchored by Oklahoma State University and its powerhouse athletic programs. But there’s more to Stillwater than game-day energy. Just beyond campus, a variety of attractions, dining spots and local hangouts give the town its own charm, making it an ideal hub for sports tournaments right in the heart of the country.
Here are some great attractions in the area:
Join the fun at Block 34. Opened to the public in July of 2025, this local community space was designed to reflect the spirit of connection, creativity, and celebration in America’s Friendliest College Town. Once a vacant lot, this block has been transformed into a vibrant gathering place featuring native landscaping, open-air performance space, interactive public art, and amenities for all ages.
The KICKER Sound Stage is a great place to catch some live music, while several playgrounds offer exceptional experiences for children. Other attractions include the native plants and flowers of the Westside Gardens, the Musician’s Walk honoring Stillwater’s musical heritage, and a water feature that gives families the chance to beat the heat during those hot Oklahoma summers.
Downtown Stillwater is home to delicious eats, handcrafted coffee, local brewing companies, a wine bar, and one-of-a-kind retail shops. Downtown Stillwater offers an experience you can enjoy any time of the day between games. Start your day with breakfast at Granny’s Kitchen or Hatch and browse the boutique shops before or after your teams play.
Located in the heart of Downtown Stillwater, and in partnership with Oklahoma State University, the Downtown Stillwater Cultural District is where the visual and performing arts inspire, history lives, and creativity and learning thrive.
The centerpiece of Oklahoma State University’s campus is Boone Pickens Stadium, a century-old college football cathedral. Renowned for its electrifying atmosphere and striking architecture, it hosts the Oklahoma State Cowboys’ home games. The stadium’s modern amenities and large seating capacity create a special experience for fans. Beyond football, it occasionally hosts community events and concerts, adding to its vibrant role in Stillwater’s sports culture. All OSU Facilities have designated parking along with concessions in each stadium.
O’Brate Baseball Stadium is a stateof-the-art venue designed for baseball enthusiasts. Home to Oklahoma State University’s Cowboys, it features cutting – edge facilities and a fan-friendly atmosphere. The venue’s layout includes premium seating, a high-definition scoreboard, and top-notch amenities, not to mention 3,500 permanent seats, 11 suites, and 400 premium seats in dedicated club and suite areas. Seating can be expanded to 8,000 as needed, making O’Brate Stadium one of Oklahoma’s most exceptional sports facilities.
“Visit Stillwater is the best partner you could ask for when hosting or marketing events. Their team is welcoming, organized, and always goes the extra mile! The Stillwater community consistently delivers and makes every event feel special.”
— Alyssa Turner, Cowboy Wrestling Club
Nicole Horn (405) 743-3697
Nicole@VisitStillwater.org VisitStillwater.org
OSU Cowgirl soccer calls Neal Patterson Stadium home. This top-tier facility is one of the finest collegiate soccer attractions in the country, boasting a well-maintained pitch and spectator-friendly design. The stadium’s seating offers an intimate, engaging view of the action, while its amenities— bolstered by $20 million renovations in 2018—ensure a comfortable experience.