Buford High School just raised the bar- big time. The Wolves have unveiled a $62 million football stadium that’s making waves not just in Georgia, but across the entire country. From the outside ...

Judging by the newly completed stadium renovations, they may never want to play an away game again. The Texas high school unveiled photos of the $56 million stadium through Texas Football Life ...

Major sports events significantly impact local economies. According to Wikipedia, every $1 spent on operating costs and venues generates $2 for the host city. Additionally, these events create over 18 ...

Construction has started on a new stadium at Capistrano Valley High that is expected to be ready by next spring. The $21.5 million project will replace the school’s old stadium — already ...

Count the state of Georgia as another that's seeing some major new additions when it comes to high school football stadiums. Former Murray County High School head coach Kurt Napier posted a video ...

(WANE) It’s been a long time coming, and on Thursday morning a groundbreaking ceremony took place for Snider High School ... the multi-million dollar project. renderings snider stadium ...

The Buford Wolves finished the 2024 Georgia high school football season with a 12-2 record. While they ended the season with ...

Over the last eight months, Buford High School's (Ga.) stadium has undergone a massive transformation. Now, the newly renovated, $62 million Phillip Beard Stadium is set to open to host the Wolves ...

Since it opened in 2005, Central Valley High School has had to use Ceres High's Bulldog Stadium when hosting sporting events.

The Boyertown Area School Board is considering a multi-million-dollar conversion of its athletic ... Officials say the cost of converting the stadium field is projected to cost $3.2 million ...

ENTERPRISE — When the new Enterprise High School is built ... of the estimated $9.9 million in athletic facilities would be a new football stadium.

Braylin Fertil returned to Snider High School the morning after his sophomore year ended to participate Thursday in a long-awaited milestone – the groundbreaking of a $30 million campus stadium.