MENU
Living Sky Sports & Entertainment drop latest Saskatoon soccer stadium rendering

Living Sky Sports and Entertainment has released another rendering of a proposed soccer stadium in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan that could host a CPL team.

LSSE, owners of exclusive rights to an expansion CPL club in the city, posted a third rendering of the stadium located at Prairieland Park, which hosts such events as the annual Saskatoon Exhibition and Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

Taken from the western side of Prairieland, Thursday’s rendering shows covered stands along the touchlines with a large grandstand facing the South Saskatchewan River.

“This concept drawing contemplates removing the roof of the existing North grandstand, which would add more seating capacity,” LSSE said in a statement.


RELATED READING: Canadian Premier League announces expansion club in Saskatchewan || 9 of Saskatchewan’s greatest exports: From Brett Levis to Janine Beckie || LSSE, Saskatchewan Soccer Association announce Soccer Town Saskatchewan competition for local clubs


Previous renderings (posted below) showed depictions of the stadium from a southeast angle.

LSSE said engineers have suggested the stadium adopt a north-south orientation rather than east-west. LSSE’s CPL bid, led by Al Simpson, is contingent on building a soccer-specific stadium that meets League standards.

With a population of 246,376, Saskatoon is the largest city in the province and is the home of the University of Saskatchewan, the Saskatchewan Rush of the National Lacrosse League, and the Saskatoon Blades of the Western Hockey League.