Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field
Formerly Rentschler Field (2011–2011), Pratt & Whitney Stadium (2020–2020)
Home Team Connecticut Huskies
League NCAA Football (I)
Location East Hartford, CT, USA
Capacity 40,000
Opened 2003
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Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field

Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field has been the home of Connecticut Huskies in NCAA Football (I) since 2003 in East Hartford, CT, with a capacity of 40000.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NCAA Football (I) 84 21 Connecticut 50 – SMU 62 (2018-11-10) Connecticut 13 – Boston College 3 (2022-10-29)
MLS 7 1 Toronto 2 – Miami 1 (2020-11-01) Toronto 2 – Miami 1 (2020-11-01)
AHL 1 0 Connecticut 4 – Providence 5 (2011-02-19) Connecticut 4 – Providence 5 (2011-02-19)
CONCACAF Champions League 1 0

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NCAA Football (I) 38106 – Connecticut vs Duke (2025-11-08) 10698 – Connecticut vs Middle Tennessee (2021-10-22)
MLS 1394 – Toronto vs Miami (2020-11-01) 1394 – Toronto vs Miami (2020-11-01)
AHL 21673 – Connecticut vs Providence (2011-02-19) 21673 – Connecticut vs Providence (2011-02-19)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2011 1 1
2013 7 7
2014 7 7
2015 6 6
2016 7 7
2017 7 7
2018 6 6
2019 6 6
2020 7 7
2021 6 6
2022 6 6
2023 6 6
2024 7 7
2025 6 6
2026 7 7

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Other Teams & Events

AHL

  • Connecticut Whale — Former home venue, 2011

NCAA Hockey (I)

  • American International Yellow Jackets — Neutral site venue, 2011
  • Connecticut Huskies — Neutral site venue, 2011

While known as Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field

CONCACAF Champions Cup

  • New York City FC — Former home venue, 2022

While known as Pratt & Whitney Stadium

MLS

  • Toronto FC — Neutral site venue, 2020

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