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Get ready for the Charleston Battery’s 2026 season

A cornerstone of Charleston’s sports and culture scene, match day at Patriots Point is a can’t-miss event.

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Patriots Point Soccer Complex at sunset

With local ownership, the team embodies community pride, drawing thousands together to celebrate each game.

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Did you know the Charleston Battery is the longest continuously running professional soccer team in the US? And, they’re set to kick off another thrilling season tomorrow, marking over 30 years as a cornerstone in South Carolina’s sports scene.

Hailed as the highest level of professional sports in the state, the Battery is a USL Championship contender, showcasing their talent and prestige every match.

This season promises excitement as the club, with its rich legacy and three consecutive playoff appearances, welcomes fans for a high-energy, family-friendly match day.

On Saturday, March 7 at 6 p.m., gather your crew for the Home Opener at the Patriots Point Soccer Complex. The stadium will come alive with an electrifying fireworks display before and after the game, giving fans a taste of what’s to come this season.

Secure your tickets to see the 2026 squad at home for the first time this year. Can’t make it to the game? Explore the full 2026 schedule.

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