GFA National Training Center

GFA National Training Center is a football venue located in Dededo, Guam, on Harmon Loop Road. It serves as the primary home ground for the Guam men's national football team.

The facility was developed by the Guam Football Association with funding and approval from FIFA (through its Financial Assistance Programme/Goal Programme), with former GFA President Richard Lai credited with securing the funds. Construction was approved by FIFA in 2003, with some sources citing an initial opening in 2004 and the official inauguration date as May 7, 2005. The facility was significantly upgraded and opened for major international matches, including World Cup qualifiers, around 2015.

The venue has a seating capacity of 5,000 spectators. The playing surface consists of natural grass for the main pitch used for international matches, while the complex also includes an artificial turf pitch installed in 2009 and other training areas. The venue has not undergone official renaming and retains the name GFA National Training Center. Notable events hosted at the venue include the 2018 GFA Cup Final, where Bank of Guam Strykers FC defeated FC Rovers 5–1, and the first round of qualification for the 2018 and 2022 EAFF Championship. It has been the site of historic victories for the Guam national team, including their first-ever World Cup qualifying wins against Turkmenistan (1–0 on June 11, 2015) and India (2–1 on June 16, 2015). Other matches include games against Bhutan (2019), Maldives (2019), and Singapore (2023). The highest cited attendance figure is 3,000 spectators for the match against Turkmenistan in 2015, described as the biggest soccer game ever played on Guam at that time. Other recorded attendances include 1,029 for the match against Bhutan in 2019 and 1,012 for the match against Singapore in 2023. The facility also hosts youth tournaments such as the Sugar and Spice Soccer Festival and community events like the Soccer Moms League.