Memorial Stadium opened in 1949. It has been the home turf to multiple schools in the Baton Rouge area. It seats 21,500 fans. See more high school football stadiums in our National Stadium Project See our Southern California Stadium Project
Day 2 of our 7,900 road trip for the holidays and you know I’ll be stopping at plenty of high school football stadiums for our Stadium Project. We stopped for lunch in Lordsburg, New Mexico, home of the Mavericks of…
Alamo Stadium in San Antonio was completed in 1940 and is known as “The Rockpile” due to its primarily limestone construction. According to Wikipedia, it constructed on the site of an abandoned rock quarry for $477,000. It’s listed on the…
Bellis Field at Maloney Stadium at Phillipsburg High School in New Jersey is home to the winningest high school football team in the Garden State — the Stateliners. Heading into the 2015, Phillipsburg or P’Burg owns 661 wins after 110…
Hoover High School splits its games between its on-campus Buccaneer Stadium and nearby Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. Hoover High began playing in the “Hoover Met” on September 30, 1998. The first game was between Hoover and Vestavia Hills.
On our Sea to Shining Sea Tour in 2014, we made a stop at Williams High School in Williams, Arizona. The school and its football field is located about 60 miles south of Grand Canyon National Park’s south rim, which…
Laguna Beach, California has served as the home base of High School Football America since moving here for the 2012 high school football season when we launched our High School Football America/SoCal radio show on AM 570 Fox Sports LA….
Aliso Niguel High School opened in 1994 and by 1996 won a CIF-SS Division VIII championship. See more high school football stadiums in our National Stadium Project
Stallion Stadium at San Juan Hills High School that was opened in 2012. It was delayed for nearly three years over a land ownership dispute. The stadium is also known as Badlands (a la Springsteen song) Stadium, because of its…
Burbank Memorial Field is home to the Burbank High School and John Burroughs High School football teams. The stadium underwent a two-year, $12 million renovation and was re-dedicated on February 25, 2012. The stadium originally opened in 1946. See more…