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The Cleveland Crunch has signed a one-year agreement with the Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University (CSU) to host its regular season home matches for the 2025–26 Major League Indoor Soccer (MLIS) season. The Crunch will play six home games here at Wolstein, marking a full-circle moment for the franchise and a major milestone for Cleveland’s growing soccer scene.

“The energy in the Wolstein Center is unmatched, and we saw that during finals weekend in April,” said Andriana Ruscitto, Cleveland Crunch public relations director. “This partnership is a win for our fans, our city, and the future of indoor soccer in Cleveland.”


Schedule:

March 14 at 7pm

March 15 at 2pm

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Prohibited Items

  • No Smoking is allowed on the campus of Cleveland State University including the Wolstein Center. all Tobacco Related Products including Cigarettes, E-Cigs, Juuls, Lighters will be confiscated at the entrance of the Wolstein Center.
  • No Reentry to the Wolstein Center
  • Umbrellas exceeding 16″
  • Video Cameras, Selfie Sticks, Professional DSLR Cameras.
  • Approved Bags 12″ x 6″ x 12″ or smaller will be allowed into the Wolstein Center, They will be searched upon entry.
  • Glow Sticks
  • Glass in any form
  • Balloons, Balls, Frisbees, and/or any other Projectile
  • Illegal Substances of any kind
  • Lighters
  • Drug Paraphernalia
  • Flammable products And/Or materials and sprays
  • Fireworks,Pyrotechnics, or any other kind of explosive
  • Any items that can be used as a means to disturb the peace, endanger the safety of the crowd, and/or inflict damage to people or goods.
  • Outside Food or Beverage
  • Laser pointers
  • No Knives
  • Noisemakers/Air Horns
  • Wallet Chains
  • Purses, Diaper bags and other small personal bags will be permitted, but will have to be inspected at the doors.
  • Wolstein Center reserves the right to deny entrance to the venue to any individuals that appear to be under the influence of illegal substances.

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