If you are a fan of soccer and are visiting, you may want to take in a match at the Corbett Soccer stadium within the city of Tampa, Florida. It is home to the University of South Florida soccer team. This arena holds almost 1,000 fans and is built around three sides of the soccer field. The seats are in rows, with the center section being a standing-room-only affair. While watching a game at the stadium, you can also check out the other facilities nearby.

There are several features at the USF Corbett Soccer stadium that make the venue a must-see. The stadium features elevated tiers for each team and berm seating behind the goals. You can also access the USF Athletics Training Facility directly from the stadium. You can even enjoy the game from the USF Corbett Soccer Stadium's press box, which has panoramic windows and a dedicated broadcast booth. The stadium also features a video board and an audio system, if you'd rather watch the game on your television.

In addition to soccer, the stadium hosts football games, basketball, and volleyball games. It has also hosted many games one of which USF won the NCAA Div. I championship game against Santa Clara on penalty kicks. The stadium was renovated in 2008 and includes new lighting, a Mondo track surface, and impressive ground with beautiful grasses. There are also bathrooms and bleachers, in case you feel uncomfortable while watching a game.

The stadium is very affordable, with a wide variety of beers. During the offseason, several free events are happening at the Corbett. If you love soccer, you should consider going to the Corbett. The atmosphere is great, the food is amazing, and there is a bar inside the stadium. The beer is also cheap, which makes the stadium a must-see for sports fans. You can also enjoy live music concerts and other concerts while you're there.

Aside from the soccer team, the Corbett Prep Academy has a highly competitive middle school athletic program. It boasts 11 sports and 20 teams. Elementary students can participate in developmental sports after school. Fourth and fifth graders compete in Track & Field and Cross Country as junior varsity athletes. All middle school students take physical education and have dedicated time for free play and intramurals. The school's athletic facilities include an athletic field for the middle school students and separate facilities for the elementary level. Also in Tampa, is Eureka Spring Park. You can visit the place if you wish to learn more about botanical lives.