April 9 – Rhode Island FC, who debuted in the US’s second tier USL Championship in 2024, will open their second season in their new stadium with a new corporate partner, Centreville Bank, who have bought the stadium naming rights.
“This isn’t just a stadium—it’s a symbol of opportunity, teamwork, and the power of community,” saidCentreville Bank President, CEO and Chairman of the Board Harold M. Horvat.
“In partnership with Rhode Island FC, Centreville Bank Stadium will be the center of action in Rhode Island and a driver of economic progress, creating lasting, meaningful impact for generations to come.”
The 10,500+ capacity Centreville Bank Stadium opens its competitive gates May 3 with Rhode Island hosting San Antonio FC. No value was given for the long term naming rights deal, though the club said it is their “most significant partnership to date”.
“Centreville Bank Stadium will be the outdoor sports and entertainment epicenter of Rhode Island and beyond,”said Rhode Island FC co-founder and chairman Brett M. Johnson. “We could not be more excited to expand our partnership with Centreville Bank. We share a vision to be a beacon of community pride, economic growthand development in Pawtucket and the region. Centreville Bank is an ideal Rhode Island-based corporate leader that recognises the unique attributes of this stadium that will connect and unite the entire state.”
Centreville Bank were already the exclusive banking partner of Rhode Island FC, and sponsored the sleeve patch on the club’s shorts. The bank has 22 branches throughout Rhode Island and eastern Connecticut, and opened its first branch in Pawtucket, next to RIFC headquarters on February 19.
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