WNBA's LA Sparks Announce Plans to Build $150M Practice Facility, Renderings Released

The Los Angeles Sparks announced plans to construct a new practice facility with a $150 million investment on Wednesday.

It represents the largest investment to date in the history of women's sports for a single team, per the announcement. The team also provided renderings of the facility.

The new training and practice facility is scheduled to open in 2027.

Sparks managing partner and team governor Eric Holoman discussed the project.

"We're building a place where Sparks players can be at their best on and off the court," Holoman said as part of the announcement. "From cutting-edge training and recovery spaces to family and community areas, every corner of this facility was designed with them at the center. It reflects our commitment to our team, our fans, and the city of Los Angeles, and sets a new standard for what a professional sports organization can provide for its athletes." 

The facility will contain features including an outdoor spa pool for recovery, two WNBA regulation basketball courts, hydrotherapy and spa suites, dedicated nap rooms as well as a weight room and training spaces that are designed to utilize natural light.

It'll also be 55,000 square feet.

The Sparks currently practice at El Camino Community College, where they have to share the space with students at the school.

Plans to build a new facility have been in the works prior to Wednesday's announcement, with Holoman first revealing that the team was beginning the process in Nov. 2024 (via Sabreena Merchant of The Athletic).

Los Angeles narrowly missed the playoffs in 2025 with a 21-23 record, although the finish still represented the team's highest win percentage since 2020.