Dallas’ newest women’s soccer team reveals name and logo before their first game at Cotton Bowl Stadium

Dallas Trinity FC, North Texas’ newest professional women’s soccer team, made a grand entrance with the unveiling of their name, crest, and branding at Klyde Warren Park. The team, set to play in the USL Super League, will call the historic Cotton Bowl Stadium in Fair Park their home starting the week of Aug. 16.

The team’s CEO, Jim Neil, expressed gratitude and excitement for bringing professional women’s soccer to Dallas, a city known for its sports culture. The team’s president, Charlie Neil, explained the significance behind the team’s name, logo, and colors, all paying homage to the city and the state of Texas.

The USL Super League, set to kick off in August with eight teams, aims to rival the National Women’s Soccer League and expand in the coming seasons. Dallas Trinity FC’s general manager, Chris Petrucelli, was announced, with plans to build a diverse and inclusive team.

The City Council’s approval of a subsidy for Fair Park’s operators to secure the team’s contract at the Cotton Bowl Stadium highlights the city’s commitment to supporting professional sports. With renovations underway at the stadium and plans for youth clinics and tournaments, Dallas is solidifying its position as a hub for women’s sports.

Mayor Eric Johnson emphasized the importance of bringing new sports teams to Dallas, showcasing the city’s growth and appeal on a global scale. Dallas Trinity FC’s arrival marks another milestone in the city’s thriving sports industry, promising an exciting future for soccer fans in North Texas.