The Women's Football Alliance announced a strategic move that will see its headquarters transplanted to the Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio, a hub that already houses the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Alongside the relocation, the league confirmed plans to field a new franchise that will call Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium home, bringing the total number of teams to roughly four dozen across three divisions.
A New Era for the League
The new headquarters, situated within the Constellation Center for Excellence, will feature a retail outlet, premium executive suites, a dedicated television studio and a theater designed to showcase the sport’s growing cultural footprint.
President Terry Smith’s Vision
WFA President Terry Smith said the league is proud of its players and is intent on raising the organization’s stature to match that of the WNBA and the National Women's Soccer League, underscoring an ambition that extends beyond mere participation.
The stadium will also serve as the venue for marquee competitions such as the WFA National Championship and the WFA Flag National Championship, reinforcing Canton’s role as a central stage for women’s football.