CAA Football Stadiums

All 13 home stadiums of the CAA Football for the 2026 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Truist Stadium (North Carolina A&T Aggies) with 21,500 seats. Together they hold 115,163 fans, an average of 9,597 per stadium. The oldest is Armstrong Stadium, opened in 1928.

1. 1FCSTruist Stadium — North Carolina A&T Aggies (Greensboro, North Carolina)21,500 seats
2. 2FCSKenneth P. LaValle Stadium — Stony Brook Seawolves (Stony Brook, New York)12,300 seats
3. 3FCSArmstrong Stadium — Hampton Pirates (Hampton, Virginia)12,000 seats
4. 4FCSRhodes Stadium — Elon Phoenix (Elon, North Carolina)11,250 seats
5. 5FCSJohnny Unitas Stadium — Towson Tigers (Towson, Maryland)11,198 seats
6. 6FCSWildcat Stadium — New Hampshire Wildcats (Durham, New Hampshire)11,015 seats
7. 7FCSAlfond Stadium — Maine Black Bears (Orono, Maine)10,000 seats
8. 8FCSBob Ford Field at Tom & Mary Casey Stadium — Albany Great Danes (Albany, New York)8,500 seats
9. 9FCSBarker–Lane Stadium — Campbell Fighting Camels (Buies Creek, North Carolina)5,000 seats
10. 10FCSBeirne Stadium — Bryant Bulldogs (Smithfield, Rhode Island)4,400 seats
11. 11FCSCampus Field — Sacred Heart Pioneers (Fairfield, Connecticut)4,000 seats
12. 12FCSKessler Field — Monmouth Hawks (West Long Branch, New Jersey)4,000 seats
13. 13FCSCentreville Bank Stadium — Rhode Island Rams (Pawtucket, Rhode Island)

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current stadium, not later renovations.