San Diego to host inaugural Concacaf Women's Gold Cup

• This game will crown the first-ever Concacaf W Gold Cup champion, culminating almost five years of "unprecedented growth for the women's game" in North America.

What's happening: North and South American women's national teams, including the U.S., Canada, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Paraguay, will play in the tournament.

• Games will start Feb. 17, 2024 and conclude with the final on March 10.
• Other participating teams will be confirmed in December.

Between the lines: Snapdragon is home to SDSU Aztec football and the professional women's and men's soccer teams — San Diego Wave FC and San Diego FC, the incoming MLS team.

• Snapdragon broke multiple National Women's Soccer League attendance records, hosting the 2023 NWSL Championship semifinals and finals.
• It's also hosted multiple international matches since opening last fall, including a sold-out 2023 Gold Cup semifinal between the U.S. and Panama men's national teams in July.

The bottom line: San Diego will host some of the best women's soccer players and teams in the world next spring as Snapdragon continues to make its mark as a premier soccer venue.

What's next: Tickets for all the Concacaf Women's Gold Cup games will be available Dec. 11.