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Updated: Pawtucket Soccer Stadium a Home Away from Home for URI Rams, Governor’s Cup Football
With Meade Stadium set to undergo major renovations at the conclusion of the 2025 football season, URI Vice President/Athletics Director Thorr Bjorn and Centreville Bank Stadium General Manager Paul Byrne worked together to bring the Rams to Pawtucket next Fall.
“We are thrilled to partner with Centreville Bank Stadium to be our home next season,” Bjorn said. “Not only will we be able to play in a state-of-the-art first-class facility, but it will be a chance to showcase our nationally-ranked program to our alumni and fans in a different part of the state.”
The dates for Rhode Island Football games at Centreville Bank Stadium will be announced at a future time. Information on 2026 season ticket packages, pricing, and parking will be available later this fall/winter 2025. Watch for updates on GoRhody.com and be ready to reserve your spot for the 2026 season. Click here to be included in all 2026 Football Season Ticket Information.
The 43rd rendition of the Governor’s Cup will be a nighttime affair with a 7 p.m. kickoff. Brown will serve as the host for the game, which technically will be a neutral-site contest, since neither school plays at least 50 percent of their home games at Centreville Bank Stadium.
Rhode Island has won six straight games in the Governor’s Cup series, which began in 1981. The Rams hold a 23-19 edge in the Cup, while Brown leads the all-time series 73-33-2. Rhody’s six-game winning streak is the longest for either side in the history of the Governor’s Cup.
Home to the Rhode Island FC professional soccer team of the USL Championship, Centreville Bank Stadium is located in Pawtucket. The 10,500-seat stadium officially opened on May 3 with Rhode Island FC’s home opener, a 0-0 draw against San Antonio FC. In addition to soccer matches, the stadium has hosted Major League Rugby matches. The 2025 Governor’s Cup with be the first football game held there.

TICKETS NOW ON SALE
Tickets for the 43rd Governor’s Cup – The University of Rhode Island vs. Brown University:
Tickets start at $20 and seat selection is available on the interactive site.