The stadium was originally constructed in 2010 to serve as a home for professional soccer before transitioning to collegiate athletics.
The playing surface is named the 'Bobbie Bailey Athletic Complex' field.
The stadium's design utilizes a 'horseshoe' configuration, which provides open views from one end of the field.
It has hosted professional matches for the Atlanta Blaze of Major League Lacrosse.
The venue utilizes a specialized synthetic turf system designed to withstand heavy, year-round usage across multiple sports.
The stadium's structural orientation is designed to minimize sun glare for players during afternoon matches.
Fifth Third Stadium is an 8,300-seat multi-purpose venue located on the Kennesaw State University campus in Kennesaw, Georgia. Serving as the home field for the Kennesaw State Owls football team and the KSU soccer and lacrosse programs, the facility features an artificial turf playing surface. The stadium is designed for a variety of collegiate athletics and also hosts local community events and championship tournaments. Its proximity to major transit routes and the university campus makes it a central hub for regional sports in Cobb County. The venue was specifically built to meet NCAA requirements for Division I athletic competition.
The elevated concourse area behind the main grandstand for a panoramic view of the entire field and the university backdrop.
Parking areas are shared with university facilities; arrive early to secure space near the main entrances.
Check the university's clear bag policy before arrival, as it is strictly enforced for all athletic events.
Seating is primarily uncovered, so bring sunscreen or rain gear depending on the weather forecast.
Do not attempt to park in staff or faculty designated lots, as these are heavily patrolled and ticketed.
Operations are primarily centered around the collegiate academic and athletic calendar; events are infrequent during summer months.
No outside food or beverages permitted; noise-making devices are restricted during play.
