CAA Arenas

All 13 home arenas of the Coastal Athletic Association for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Kaplan Arena (William & Mary Tribe) with 11,300 seats. Together they hold 65,588 fans, an average of 5,045 per arena. The oldest is Cabot Center, opened in 1954.

1. 1D-IKaplan Arena — William & Mary Tribe (Williamsburg, Virginia)11,300 seats
2. 2D-IHampton Convocation Center — Hampton Pirates (Hampton, Virginia)7,200 seats
3. 3D-ICorbett Sports Center — North Carolina A&T Aggies (Greensboro, North Carolina)5,700 seats
4. 4D-ITU Arena — Towson Tigers (Towson, Maryland)5,200 seats
5. 5D-ITrask Coliseum — UNC Wilmington Seahawks (Wilmington, North Carolina)5,200 seats
6. 6D-IMack Sports Complex — Hofstra Pride (Hempstead, New York)5,124 seats
7. 7D-ISchar Center — Elon Phoenix (Elon, North Carolina)5,100 seats
8. 8D-ITD Arena — Charleston Cougars (Charleston, South Carolina)5,100 seats
9. 9D-IIsland Federal Credit Union Arena — Stony Brook Seawolves (Stony Brook, New York)4,160 seats
10. 10D-IOceanFirst Bank Center — Monmouth Hawks (West Long Branch, New Jersey)4,100 seats
11. 11D-IJohn W. Pope, Jr. Convocation Center — Campbell Fighting Camels (Buies Creek, North Carolina)3,095 seats
12. 12D-IDaskalakis Athletic Center — Drexel Dragons (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)2,509 seats
13. 13D-ICabot Center — Northeastern Huskies (Boston, Massachusetts)1,800 seats

Capacity figures vary by source. Opening years count the current building, not later renovations.