Future Legends Complex secures naming rights deal for TicketSmarter Stadium

WINDSOR — Future Legends Complex and TicketSmarter, a ticket marketplace owned by Digital Ally Cos. (Nasdaq: DGLY), have agreed to a naming rights deal under which the sports complex’s main 6,500-seat stadium will be called TicketSmarter Stadium through at least 2032.

The stadium, which operators say is expected to open this year, will be home to the Northern Colorado Owlz baseball team and the Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC soccer team.

“We are thrilled to partner with Future Legends to support both youth and professional sports in Northern Colorado,” TicketSmarter CEO Jeff Goodman said in a prepared statement. “This development is a premier destination, and we look forward to welcoming guests from across the country to exceptional games and events at TicketSmarter Stadium as the title sponsor and primary ticketing provider for the Northern Colorado Owlz and Northern Colorado Hailstorm FC.”

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