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Play soccer at Sternberg Park

Artificial turf field for local soccer in the Williamsburg/Bushwick area.

Sternberg Park
Winter 2026 Sternberg Park: 2 divisions open for registration
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Thu 7v7 Men's Soccer  @  Sternberg Park
Starts Dec 03 2026
Thu 7v7 CoEd Soccer  @  Sternberg Park
Starts Dec 03 2026
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Recent matches
Figurati FC
0 - 5
Goon Godz
10:05pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Bossinhas
4 - 7
THE BLACK PLAGUE
9:25pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Bayer Neverlusen
1 - 0
Jaguar Paws 07
9:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Fierce Boots FC
3 - 2
Meat FC
9:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Joga Bonito
6 - 1
Millwall FC u32’s
9:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Total 718
3 - 7
HW Generals
8:40pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Duck Duck Dive
3 - 6
Smor Dogs
8:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Dyslexia Untied
0 - 3
The Birdie Scouts
8:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Ball Busters LLC
4 - 1
Sporting Bushwick
8:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Ball Boyz for Life
2 - 3
Will's Original Ligaments Memorial FC
8:00pm Oct 22, 2026 Sternberg Park
Playing soccer at Sternberg Park in Williamsburg Brooklyn
Address

Lorimer Street and Boerum St, Brooklyn, NY 11206

Surface
Synthetic turf
Field Size
Medium field
Goals
6 x 12 foot goals
About
Sternberg Park, located at the intersection of Lorimer Street and Boerum Street in the Williamsburg/Bushwick border area of Brooklyn, features an artificial turf soccer field. While comprehensive historical details specifically about the soccer field's origins are not readily available in public records, the park itself is a local community green space that has served the surrounding neighborhoods for many years. Its development reflects the ongoing need for recreational facilities in densely populated areas of Brooklyn. The presence of the artificial turf surface indicates a modern upgrade to provide a durable and all-weather playing environment, crucial for continuous community use. The field is a valuable local resource, often utilized for youth and adult games, and it generally provides a consistent playing surface for smaller-sided matches. While it does not boast the large scale or dramatic views of some of Brooklyn's more prominent parks, it effectively serves its purpose as an accessible neighborhood field. Access is convenient via the L train (Lorimer Street) or G train (Broadway), making it a practical option for getting your game on within these dynamic Brooklyn neighborhoods. Amenities are basic park facilities.
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