Full Notification

Santa Clara University will serve as the host site for the 2021 NCAA Women's College Cup.

The semifinal matches took place on Friday, December 3 with Florida State University and Brigham Young University as the victors. As a result, the NCAA Championship match will take place on Monday, December 6 at 5 p.m. at Stevens Stadium-Buck Shaw Field at Santa Clara University. Approximately 6,000 attendees are anticipated.

- Walking, bicycling, carpooling, ride-share and public transportation are strongly encouraged for event attendees. Directions to Stevens Stadium-Buck Shaw Field at Santa Clara University are available online at https://www.santaclarabroncos.com/information/facilities/directions#Buckshaw;

 - Attendees driving to the event are asked to utilize one of two designated parking garages on campus - North Campus Parking Structure (located on Franklin Street between The Alameda and Alviso Street) or Main Parking Structure (enter on Palm Drive, off El Camino Real). Campus parking rules are in effect Monday through Friday 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. On-campus visitor / event parking passes are $20 and are required during those hours and can be purchased at the Campus Safety kiosk at the University's main entrance;

- Please do not park in residential neighborhoods, block driveways, fire hydrants or crosswalks, and properly dispose of your personal trash;

- There are no scheduled road closures connected with this event;
Amplified sound will occur during event hours;

- All athletic events at Santa Clara University operate in compliance with state, county, and university COVID-19 guidelines. While masks are currently not required for outdoor events on campus, the institution highly encourages fans to wear masks especially when social distancing guidelines cannot be met or when others around you are eating or drinking. Seating in Stevens Stadium is general admission, and everyone is encouraged to utilize appropriate social distancing in the stands and common areas;

- In accordance with NCAA rules, alcohol will not be sold at this event;

- ESPN will have live coverage of all three matches across its platforms or fans can purchase tickets online at SCU Athletics | Ticketing - 2021 NCAA Women's College Cup All Session (universitytickets.com); 

- Be observant and monitor your environment. If you notice suspicious objects or observe suspicious behavior, report this information to local law enforcement immediately. In an emergency, dial 9-1-1. For non-emergency situations requiring police, fire or medical attention call (408) 615-5580. Do NOT use social media to report issues requiring police, fire or medical response as it is NOT monitored 24/7, 365;

- Future traffic advisories can be obtained by subscribing to Nixle at www.SCPD.org
 
NOTE: The event was initially scheduled to be contested at PayPal Park, the home of the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer (MLS), however the facility is no longer available due to a conflict with the updated 2021 MLS Cup Playoff schedule.