Denver's newest women's soccer club hasn't played a home game yet, and it's already making history.

Summit FC announced it has sold 60,000 tickets for its inaugural home match, a figure that will shatter the single-game NWSL attendance record of 40,091 — set by Bay FC against the Washington Spirit in San Francisco on August 23, 2025 — by nearly 50%.

On Gametime, the game is already the highest-grossing NWSL game ever on the platform, and it's on pace to become the all-time leader in volume as well. For context, the current volume leader — NC Courage vs. San Diego Wave from September 2024 — moved tickets at an average price of $46.89. Summit FC's debut is already moving at $81.30 average, nearly double the price, with demand still climbing.

The excitement isn't contained to Colorado, either. About 11% of geolocated ticket buyers on Gametime are coming from out of state, with California and Texas leading the way in traveling demand — a signal that Summit FC's appeal extends well beyond the Front Range.

The record-breaking attendance would mark a watershed moment for the NWSL, which has seen attendance surge in the post-Angel City era of expansion. Summit FC's debut suggests Denver is ready to become one of the league's flagship markets from day one.

Methodology: Data is based on Gametime ticket sales.Totals are expected to increase and prices may fluctuate.

Rikki Bleiweiss is Content Lead at Gametime. Read more about our data journalism and editorial standards at gametime.co/blog/about