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Wendy Damonte

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Reno’s Soccer Dream: A $327 Million Stadium and Entertainment District

Reno is pursuing a $327 million soccer stadium and entertainment district, led by Wendy Damonte, aiming to revive the city’s sports culture and attract visitors.

Aug 16, 2026

Reno Eyes a Soccer-Centric Revitalization with $327 Million Stadium Plan

Reno is betting on soccer to reshape its entertainment landscape, proposing a $327 million stadium and mixed-use development that could bring a USL Championship team and revive the city’s sports culture.

Aug 16, 2026

Reno Pro Soccer and Reno Public Market Host Final Soccer Watch Party Ahead of Argentina‑Spain Championship

The final watch party for the Argentina‑Spain championship match will feature raffles, prizes and a $1 beer special, while offering locals a pathway to secure season tickets for the upcoming Reno stadium.

Jul 26, 2026

Reno’s World Cup Watch Party Sparks Hope for Return of Professional Soccer

Hundreds of supporters filled the Reno Public Market to watch the U.S. defeat Bosnia and Herzegovina, igniting renewed ambition to bring professional soccer back to the city.

Jul 2, 2026

Reno Pro Soccer and Reno Public Market Unite Fans with Global Soccer Watch Parties in June

Reno Pro Soccer and Reno Public Market are hosting a series of Global Soccer watch parties throughout June, bringing together fans, local dignitaries and community members while showcasing upcoming matches and the vision for a permanent stadium.

Jun 12, 2026

Reno Pro Soccer Eyes $80 Million Stadium as Part of Downtown Revitalization

A coalition led by CEO Wendy Damonte plans to replace dilapidated blocks with a mixed‑use complex that includes a soccer stadium, hotel, theater and more, aiming to give Reno a professional USL franchise and a lasting community hub.

Jun 2, 2026

Reno Eyes USL Championship Club with New Stadium and Entertainment District

Reno Pro Soccer’s CEO Wendy Damonte details plans for a USL Championship club, a soccer‑specific stadium, and a mixed‑use district that could transform the city’s sports and cultural landscape.