Denver Summit FC Set for First-Ever Preseason Matches at 2026 Coachella Valley Invitational
Denver Summit FC today announced its match schedule for the 2026 Coachella Valley Invitational (CVI), as the Club prepares to take the field for its first-ever preseason matches ahead of its inaugural National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) season.
The February 15 matchup against Utah Royals FC will represent the first match in Denver Summit FC history, marking a defining moment as the Club officially begins on-field competition. Summit FC will also take the field Feb. 21 against San Diego Wave FC.
The Coachella Valley Invitational will take place February 7–21, 2026, at Empire Polo Club in Indio, California. The 2026 tournament will feature nine NWSL clubs, making it the largest NWSL presence in the event’s history and providing a premier preseason environment as teams prepare for the upcoming season.
Denver Summit FC Match Schedule:
Sunday, February 15
Denver Summit FC vs. Utah Royals FC – 2 p.m. PT
Saturday, February 21
Denver Summit FC vs. San Diego Wave FC – 12 p.m. PT
NWSL participation at the 2026 Coachella Valley Invitational continues to grow, with nine of the league’s 16 clubs training and competing onsite. Denver Summit FC joins fellow first-time CVI participants Kansas City Current and Utah Royals FC, underscoring the tournament’s importance as a key preseason destination for women’s professional soccer.
The 2026 edition of CVI arrives during a landmark year for the sport, as the FIFA World Cup returns to the United States, helping build momentum while offering fans unprecedented access to NWSL players, clubs, and competition.
Early Bird pricing is now available for General Admission Day Passes starting at $34, while General Admission Weekend Passes (Feb. 7–8 and Feb. 14–15) start at $68. Pricing and savings vary by date. Early Bird pricing ends January 5. Passes are available at coachellavalleyinvitational.com/passes.
Developed and operated by AEG, the Coachella Valley Invitational is the largest preseason event in North American professional soccer and in 2026 will feature a record number of National Women’s Soccer League clubs training, competing, and preparing for the upcoming season at one centralized location.