Kraze and Krush Stadium - Information

Information

  • Location: Seminole Soccer Complex, Lake Mary, Florida
  • Capacity: 3,666
  • Tenant(s): Orlando City U-23 (PDL)
  • Built: 1995
  • Ownership: Orlando City Youth Soccer
Current stadiums in the USL Premier Development League Southeast Division
  • TBD (Atlanta Blackhawks)
  • Olympia Stadium (Baton Rouge Capitals)
  • IMG Soccer Academy (Bradenton Academics)
  • Seminole Soccer Complex (Orlando City U-23)
  • Robert P. Longabaugh Field (Mississippi Brilla)
  • Pan American Stadium (New Orleans Jesters)
  • Palm Beach Intl. Polo Club (Palm Beach Pumas)
  • Mike Gavlak Stadium (Panama City Pirates)

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