WCC Arenas

All 10 home arenas of the West Coast Conference for the 2026–27 season, ranked by capacity. The biggest is Alex G. Spanos Center (Pacific Tigers) with 6,150 seats. Together they hold 37,610 fans, an average of 3,761 per arena. The oldest is The Sobrato Center, opened in 1958.

1. 1D-IAlex G. Spanos Center — Pacific Tigers (Stockton, California)6,150 seats
2. 2D-IJenny Craig Pavilion — San Diego Toreros (San Diego, California)5,100 seats
3. 3D-IChiles Center — Portland Pilots (Portland, Oregon)4,852 seats
4. 4D-ILeavey Center — Santa Clara Broncos (Santa Clara, California)4,500 seats
5. 5D-IGersten Pavilion — Loyola Marymount Lions (Los Angeles, California)3,900 seats
6. 6D-IUniversity Credit Union Pavilion — Saint Mary's Gaels (Moraga, California)3,500 seats
7. 7D-IFirestone Fieldhouse — Pepperdine Waves (Malibu, California)3,104 seats
8. 8D-IThe Sobrato Center — San Francisco Dons (San Francisco, California)3,005 seats
9. 9D-IHamilton Gymnasium — Denver Pioneers (Denver, Colorado)2,500 seats
10. 10D-IRedhawk Center — Seattle Redhawks (Seattle, Washington)999 seats

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