Located at 3203 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland, OR 97202, the Reed College Sports Fields serve as an essential venue for high school sports events in the area.

This college facility is often utilized for overflow events, providing additional space for local teams and athletes. Its proximity to Franklin Athletics makes it a convenient stop for visitors and sports enthusiasts alike.

At Franklin Athletics, we celebrate the spirit of competition and community. We encourage fans to support their teams and engage with fellow spectators during game days. Whether you’re a player, coach, or supporter, Reed College Sports Fields is a great place to experience local athletic events.

For more information about upcoming games and events at Reed College, stay connected with Franklin Athletics.

Planning a Game-Day Visit to Reed College

Reed College sits in the Eastmoreland and Woodstock area of Southeast Portland, a short trip from the Franklin neighbourhood. Because the fields belong to a working college campus, visiting for a high school event is a little different from showing up at a home field. A bit of planning helps players, families and fans have a smooth day and keeps the arrangement friendly for everyone involved.

Getting there

SE Woodstock Boulevard is a busy residential corridor, and street parking near campus can fill quickly, especially when college classes or events overlap with a game. Carpooling with teammates' families is an easy way to cut down on cars. Many local fans also cycle, since the surrounding streets are well suited to bikes. If you are relying on public transport, check TriMet's trip planner before you leave rather than assuming a route or timetable.

Being a good guest on campus

When a high school event uses college facilities, spectators are guests of the host institution. A few simple habits go a long way:

  • Follow any posted signs about parking, restricted areas and where spectators may stand or sit.
  • Keep to paths and designated viewing areas rather than crossing playing surfaces or landscaped grounds.
  • Take rubbish home or use the bins provided, and leave the sideline as you found it.
  • Keep noise and celebrations respectful, as students live and study nearby.

What to bring

Overflow venues may have fewer amenities than a dedicated stadium, so come prepared. Portland weather can change quickly, so bring a waterproof layer and sturdy shoes for damp grass. A folding chair or blanket, a refillable water bottle and snacks make longer events, such as tournaments or multi-game days, far more comfortable. Don't assume there will be concessions or covered seating.

Confirming the details

Because Reed is used mainly for overflow events, assignments can change because of weather, field conditions or scheduling conflicts. Always check the latest times and locations on our game schedule on the day of the event. For comparisons with other local grounds, browse our facilities overview. Questions about a specific fixture are best directed to coaches or the athletic office through the contact page.

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