DOC Stadium (Dayton Outpatient Center Stadium)

Every stadium in West Carrollton belongs to the same school. Physically it sits on the grounds of West Carrollton High School. The turf, the lights and the press box came later, part of a 2014 rebuild carried out by The Motz Group and paid for jointly by the school district, the Dayton Outpatient Center medical group that now lends its name to the ground, and Dayton Dutch Lions FC, who signed a 30-year agreement with the district to play there.

The reopening, on 10 May 2014, doubled as the Dutch Lions' first match on the new surface, a 1-1 draw with LA Galaxy II watched by 1,527 people — still the official attendance record. The night before, at the ceremony marking the rebuild, Ruud Gullit took the ceremonial kick-off.

The Dutch Lions have used the ground for both their men's and women's sides since 2014, playing in USL League Two. But the crowd that actually filled the place beyond its listed capacity came from outside professional football altogether: the Backyard Brawl alumni game on 1 December 2018, pitting West Carrollton against Miamisburg High School old boys, drew 5,700 spectators and raised more than $15,000 for charity.