William Woods University in Fulton, Mo., broke ground this week on a new multisport stadium.
The stadium will house the university's first intercollegiate football team in its 154-year history, as well as the Owls’ men’s and women’s soccer teams and women's flag football team.
Features include stadium bleachers that will be able to fit and seat that 2,500 range, a press box and a scoreboard. The new stadium will be completed by June, university officials said.
In Massachusetts, a partnership between the city of Lowell, Lowell Public Schools and a nonprofit organization has sourced more than $8 million to finish renovations on Cawley Stadium.
The scope of work, compiled by SOCOTEC AE Consulting, includes redoing Carvalho Field, building an athletic training facility and expanding the track lanes.
The field is expected to be open by late August, in time for the start of the new school year.
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- The Arizona Cardinals have announced new luxury seating options for the 2024 football season, including custom casita suites in the south end zone of State Farm Stadium. The two-deck casitas are only one of several new luxury seating amenities bolstered by two club atmospheres, one near each end zone. The 13,400-square foot club directly behind the casitas covers the entire width of the south end zone and will give fans perspective of the home team’s entrance and exit to its locker room.
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