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Chicago Tempest vs. Bay Breakers Benedictine University Stadium June 14th, 2026

Fans, Are you ready for the 2026 Rugby schedule? Next Bay Breakers game of the season is on Sunday, June 14th 2026! We are lowering our on sale prices for all the Bay Breakers playoff and preseason playing at Benedictine University Stadium, IL. Buy your Bay Breakers tickets in Lisle right here.

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Benedictine Dr., Lisle, IL
60532, US


Benedictine University Stadium is more than just a place for sports; it’s where moments happen that stick with you, like when the university’s marching band played during the 2013 NCAA playoff game, lighting up the stands with energy and spirit. Over the years, the stadium has seen some serious upgrades, making sure it keeps pace with safety and accessibility standards, especially after the 2019 regional project aimed at making outdoor spaces more welcoming for everyone, including folks with disabilities. The VIP boxes are pretty slick, with climate control that keeps you comfy no matter if it’s blazing hot or freezing cold outside. And honestly, the seating is designed thoughtfully, giving everyone a clear view, whether you’re sitting down or standing up, which is perfect for catching every play or just soaking in the lively vibe. Visiting Bay Breakers Lisle and catching a game here is more than just watching sports; it’s about feeling part of something bigger, where tradition meets progress, and every visit feels a little special.