The Kansas City Current kicked-off on a multi-year partnership with Samsung as the Official Display Partner for technology utilized throughout CPKC Stadium, the first venue in the world purpose-built for a professional women’s soccer team. In addition to providing the video scoreboard and other display technology in the stadium, Samsung will receive use of marks, in-game signage, hospitality, social media promotions and more as an official partner of the team.
“Everyone at the Current is thrilled to bring a state-of-the-art Samsung videoboard to CPKC Stadium,” says Scott Jenkins, KC Current Vice President of Facility Development. “The videoboard is a major component of the gameday experience, from pregame hype videos to crystal-clear replays. We know our fans will appreciate the incredible quality and technology of CPKC Stadium’s videoboard!”
Samsung Display Technology at CPKC Stadium
Many of the world’s most technologically advanced sports venues leverage Samsung display solutions to elevate their game day experiences, including SoFi Stadium, Citi Field and most recently the pit building of the Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix. Samsung is bringing its technology to professional women’s soccer with a 75-foot-wide scoreboard that will transform CPKC Stadium into an immersive, dynamic environment where fans can connect with the team like never before. Match attendees will roar with excitement watching highlight reels and pivotal game moments on the big screen, drawing them closer to the action and enhancing the electric atmosphere in the stadium. The high-definition scoreboard delivers stunning clarity –– in any weather, at any time of the day –– ensuring fans never miss a second of the action.
Samsung XFB Outdoor LED panels will line the entire perimeter of the soccer field to deliver engaging messages and sponsored partner content with clarity –– even in live game broadcasts. Built to meet the needs of outdoor sports stadiums, the Samsung XFB series features a soft rubber top cushion to protect players from potential collisions against the sides of the panels, while a durable exterior lining helps the displays to withstand the impact of any stray balls in the heat of the game. Samsung will also outfit the entire stadium with TVs and an audio system.
“As a world-class soccer team, the Kansas City Current deserves a world-class stadium for its players and fans,” says David Phelps, head of the display division, Samsung Electronics America. “Together, we are bringing immersive technologies that will create unforgettable experiences that keep fans and local supporters coming back for more. The growing fandom will also demonstrate the market potential of women’s soccer to future investors and help narrow the financial gap between men’s and women’s sports.”
