Stadium Reviews

Texas high school football is popular, as evidenced by the famous book, movie, and TV show, all with the same name, Friday Night Lights.

Nestled on the outskirts of Golden Gate Park in the heart of SF rests Kezar Stadium, an elegant football stadium filled with history.

Hawley, like many small Texas towns, often has more people in attendance at football games than its official population.

On the banks of Commencement Bay rests a curious-looking football stadium appropriately named the Tacoma Stadium Bowl.

Jaguar Stadium serves as one of the largest high school football stadiums in the Bay Area.

With an expansive view of the Bay Area, Warrior Field, home of Valley Christian High School football, is the place to be on a Friday night.

The Mudsock Football game is the annual contest between Fishers High and Hamilton Southeastern, packing in close to 10,000 fans.

Since 2002 – with exception of a COVID year in 2021 – the game has been held at the venerable Alamodome in downtown San Antonio.

The Gators play at Historic Emmitt Smith Field, named after the Pro Football Hall of Famer and the NFL’s all-time leading rusher.

Nicknamed the Gulf Breeze Dolphins, the football team plays at 4,800-seat Dolphin Stadium, located across the street from the high school.

The Navarre High School Raiders play their games at Bennett C. Russell Stadium – the stadium opened when the school opened in the 1970s.

Bergen Catholic, BC for short, the legendary New Jersey high school, has the Crusader Crazies.

The Pensacola Tigers first fielded a football team in 1905, which makes it the oldest football program in the state of Florida.

No other high school football stadium in Mississippi has seen more success and history on its field than Moss Point Dantzler Stadium.

In the fall evenings, high school football takes center stage in Homestead, Florida, especially under the lights at Orange Bowl Field.

The Urbana High School Athletic Complex offers a pretty basic high school athletic atmosphere. It is worth a stop if you are in the area.

In the state of Texas, there are few more historic venues – at least in terms of high school football – than Alamo Stadium in San Antonio.

Judson High School has reached the Texas state football championship 11 times, and won the final prize a remarkable six times.