Sports Complex at Benedictine University

Sports Complex at Benedictine University is a multi-purpose stadium in Lisle, Illinois, just outside Chicago. It was built in 2004 and holds 3,000 people. Benedictine University host their home games at this stadium, and the stadium was home to Major League Lacrosse's Chicago Machine in their 2006 inaugural season. Local high schools host football and soccer games in the stadium. A baseball stadium and a softball stadium are also included in the complex. The baseball stadium seats about 1,000 fans and is host to the Dupage Dragons of the Central Illinois Baseball League.

College football venues in Illinois

Division I
FBS

Big Ten	Memorial Stadium (Illinois) Ryan Field (Northwestern)

MAC	Huskie Stadium (Northern Illinois)

Division I
FCS

Missouri Valley	Hancock Stadium (Illinois State) Hanson Field (Western Illinois) Saluki Stadium (Southern Illinois)

OVC	O'Brien Stadium (Eastern Illinois)

Division III

CCIW	Augustana Stadium/Ericson Field (Augustana) Benedetti–Wehrli Stadium (North Central) Frank M. Lindsay Field (Millikin) Holmgren Athletic Complex (North Park) Illinois Wesleyan Stadium (Illinois Wesleyan) Langhorst Field (Elmhurst) McCully Field (Wheaton)

Midwest	Bobby Woll Memorial Field (Monmouth) England Field (Illinois College) Farwell Field (Lake Forest) Knox Bowl (Knox)

Northern	Cougar Stadium (Concordia) Sam Greeley Field (Rockford) Spartan Stadium (Aurora) Sports Complex at Benedictine University (Benedictine)

UAA	Stagg Field (Chicago)

UMAC	Francis Field (Greenville) Freesen Field (MacMurray) McKinzie Field (Eureka)

NAIA

Mid-States	Bruce R. Deaton Memorial Field (Saint Xavier) Joliet Memorial Stadium (St. Francis) Leemon Field (McKendree) Leslie A. Fraizer Field (Trinity International) QU Stadium (Quincy) Ward Field (Olivet Nazarene)

Wrigley Field