Located just 5 minutes from the NC State University Campus, the SAS Soccer Park is one of the nation's premier soccer facilities. Opening in early 2002, the stadium has played host to many top soccer events including NC State men's and women's soccer games, US Men's and Women's National Team matches, official training site for the men's national team before the 2002 and 2006 World Cup competition, was the site of the 2003, 2004 and 2006 Women's College Cup, the 2005 Men's College Cup, and served as the home for the 2002 WUSA Champion Carolina Courage. SAS has also been awarded the 2008 Women's College Cup and 2009 Men's College Cup. SAS is now the proud home of the Carolina RailHawks USL 1st Division Soccer team. The entire complex is composed of 7 fields, and the main stadium has a permanent seating capacity for 7000 spectators with parking available for 2,500 cars.