Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium

The current iteration of Myslik Field at Roberts Stadium, located adjacent to the Finney-Campbell Fields, Princeton Softball Stadium at Strubing Field, and the Stadium Drive Garage, opened on Oct. 1, 2022 with a women's soccer game against Dartmouth.

Roberts Stadium had been the home of Princeton Soccer since 2008, with the previous location of Roberts Stadium closing following the 2019 season. Located where Yeh College now stands, the first iteration of Roberts Stadium replaced Lourie-Love Field, located on the same site but lacking permanent seating. Lourie-Love played host to one of the great moments in women's program history, when Princeton defeated Washington 3-1 in the 2004 NCAA quarterfinals before 2,504 fans to reach the College Cup. Eleven years earlier, the men's team defeated Hartwick 3-0 at Lourie-Love to advance to the 1993 College Cup semifinals.

The soccer programs played at Princeton Stadium during the 2007 season while Lourie-Love Field transformed into Roberts Stadium, and Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium hosted the soccer programs during the 2021 season and beginning of the 2022 season while the current Roberts Stadium was completed.

While the fan experience is similar at the current Roberts Stadium to the previous, the current facility has seating along both sidelines and one end line, along with a grass berm behind the opposite goal. Team rooms are located behind the benches and underneath the press box, and fan concession facilities are located on the sideline opposite the benches. Stadium Drive Garage offers fans convenient parking, just across Stadium Drive from Roberts Stadium.

Roberts Stadium is named for Thomas S. Roberts '85, a Princeton goalkeeper and the project's lead donor, and Princeton's game field is named in memory of Robert H. Myslik '90, a soccer alumnus and assistant coach who passed away in 2003.

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