Turner Soccer Complex

{{Short description|Stadium in Georgia, USA}}

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| address = 2330 S Milledge Ave.[https://calendar.uga.edu/turner_soccer_complex Turner Soccer Complex] n Uga.edu

| city = Athens, Georgia

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| owner = University of Georgia

| operator = Univ. of Georgia Athletics

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| capacity = 1,700

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• Georgia Bulldogs (NCAA) teams:
• women's soccer
• softball

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Turner Soccer Complex is a 1,700-capacity stadium located in Athens, Georgia. It serves as the home field for the Georgia Bulldogs women's soccer and softball team. The complex is named for Hoyt "Jack" Turner, an Athens native who has financially supported Bulldogs soccer and other athletic endeavors for several years.

The stadium opened on {{start date and age|1998|09|01|p=y}}, when Georgia hosted Mercer, winning 1–0. Turner Soccer Complex hosted the 2000 Southeastern Conference women's soccer tournament.