EQT Buys Naming Rights To Pittsburgh-Area Stadium

WASHINGTON, PA — Natural gas company EQT has purchased the naming rights to the Washington Wild Things' stadium, company and team officials announced Tuesday. The three-year agreement will rename the 24-year-old stadium EQT Park.

Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.

“EQT Park will be a community asset like no other,” Stuart Williams, managing partner of the Wild Things. “We are delighted to partner with such a community minded organization. Their commitment to this area is evident in many ways, including the partnership they’ve formed with us.”

The stadium was originally named Falconi Field, to honor the late entrepreneur, Angelo Falconi. From 2007–2016 the complex was known as CONSOL Energy Park. From 2017 until now, the facility bore the name Wild Things Park.

The stadium primarily serves as the home of the Wild Things of the Frontier League, an 18-team independent league. The Wild Things won the 2024 Frontier League's West Division.

Additionally this year, EQT Park will host the Taco and Tequila Festival, the Céad Míle Fáite (Irish National Baseball Team vs the Washington Whiskey Runners), the Pride Festival, the WPIAL Baseball Playoffs, Penn West California Vulcan Baseball, McGuffey High School and Washington High School games, PONY League events, concerts and more.