Kuntz Memorial Soccer Stadium is the premier outdoor soccer facility in the city of Indianapolis and home to the IUPUI men's and women's soccer teams. Kuntz features two FIFA regulated game fields measuring 120 yards in length and 75 yards in width. 

The Championship field seats 5,257 spectators and has bleacher seating on three of the four sides of the pitch. Kuntz provides quality facilities for it's users with four newly renovated player locker rooms, officials room, trainer's facility, press box and a VIP Conference Room which overlooks the Championship Field. 

Opened in 1987, Kuntz was the home to the Indiana Blast (A-League) from 1998-04 and is currently home to FC Indiana (NPSL). The site of the annual IHSAA boys and girls soccer championships, Kuntz has also hosted an array of regional, national and international events since being built for the Pan American Games. Among the marquee events to have taken place at Kuntz are 1996 Snicker/U.S. Youth National Championships, National Amateur Cup Championships, Cupo Mexicano Regional Championship and the Indianapolis / Scarborough Peace Games. 

Among those who have competed at Kuntz are the U.S. Women's National Team, U.S. Men's Olympic Soccer Team, Chicago Fire and English Premier League, the "Bolton Wanderers." Additional countries which have played at Kuntz include, Iceland and France Olympic Teams.