A Community Celebration on Game Day
Oregon State’s men’s soccer program is opening the doors of Reser Stadium to anyone who wants to watch the World Cup final together. The event is scheduled for Sunday, July 19, with gates opening at 11 a.m. and kickoff set for noon. The gathering will take place in the Toyota Club, a dedicated space within the stadium that offers a comfortable setting for fans to cheer on the action.
Admission is completely free, making the watch party an accessible option for families, students and local supporters. The university has emphasized that the event is meant to bring the campus community together while showcasing the spirit of Oregon State soccer.
More Than Just a Game
Beyond the match, attendees can enter a raffle for a selection of prizes, adding an extra layer of excitement to the afternoon. The university has also arranged for fans to meet current student‑athletes and coaching staff, providing a rare opportunity to connect with the people who wear the Beavers colors.
The evening will conclude with an introduction of the full Oregon State roster, giving supporters a chance to learn more about the players who will represent the university in upcoming seasons. This blend of sport, community and personal interaction reflects the university’s broader goal of fostering engagement both on and off the field.