Coordinates: 38°59′17.3″N 76°57′02.0″W / 38.988139°N 76.95056°W / 38.988139; -76.95056 Ludwig Field (officially Kehoe Track at Ludwig Field) is a stadium located on the campus of the University of Maryland (UM) in College Park, Maryland.

Ludwig opened in 1995 and is home to the track and field and soccer teams from UM. It is named after Jim Kehoe, and Bob and Louise Ludwig. In 2009, the capacity increased from 6,500 to 7,000 ^[1]. On Sept. 25, 2009, Ludwig field had its largest crowd with 6,946 spectators for the Maryland mens soccer match versus UNC.

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v • d • e Current Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) soccer and lacrosse stadiums Cobb Stadium (Miami) • Fetzer Field† & Henry Stadium† (North Carolina) • Klöckner Stadium† (Virginia) • Koskinen Stadium† (Duke) • Ludwig Field & Byrd Stadium† (Maryland)  • Method Road Soccer Stadium & WakeMed Soccer Park (NC State) • Newton Campus Soccer Field (Boston College) • Riggs Field (Clemson) • Seminole Soccer Complex (Florida State) • Spry Stadium (Wake Forest) • Virginia Tech Lacrosse and Soccer Stadium† (Virginia Tech) † - Lacrosse stadium

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