Sparks hold topping out ceremony for new training facility in Los Angeles
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 12:38 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

The Los Angeles Sparks hosted a topping out ceremony for their new $150 million training facility on August 26, 2026. Players and coaches attended the event as the final beam was placed atop the structure, marking a significant milestone in its construction. The facility, designed with player input, will include two WNBA regulation courts, a weight and training room, hydrotherapy and spa suites, and wellness rooms. Sparks President Stacy Johns emphasized the importance of having a dedicated home, as many women's sports teams do not own their practice facilities. The opening of the facility is expected prior to the 2027 season.
- •The topping out ceremony took place on August 26, 2026.
- •The facility will include wide-ranging training amenities and wellness rooms.
- •Sparks players contributed input during the facility's planning process.
- •The facility construction reflects the team's long-awaited need for a home.
- •Completion of the facility is anticipated before the 2027 season.
- 12:38 AMYahoo Sports — Sparks facility gets closer to completion as team has topping out ceremony
"LOS ANGELES -- Very soon, the Sparks will have a facility they can call home.
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