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MEAC Stadiums
Track your visits to all 6 stadiums in the MEAC. Combined capacity of 89,000 fans.
The MEAC spans 6 stadiums across 6 states. Capacities range from 7,000 to 30,000 fans. Opened venues span construction from 1926 to 1997. Flagship venues include William "Dick" Price Stadium and Oliver C. Dawson Stadium.
Conference Overview
Total Stadiums
6
Total Capacity
89,000
Average Capacity
14,833
Largest Stadium
30,000
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1926
Newest Stadium
Built in 1997
Stadiums
All Stadiums
6 indexed · 6 current
1
William "Dick" Price Stadium
Norfolk State SpartansNorfolk, Virginia · 30,000 · 1997 · Shaw Sports Spike Zone Pro (artificial, installed 2021)2Oliver C. Dawson Stadium
South Carolina State BulldogsOrangeburg, South Carolina · 22,000 · 1955 · Synthetic/artificial turf (Willie Jeffries Field)3William H. Greene Stadium
Howard BisonWashington, D.C., District of Columbia · 10,000 · 1926 · Artificial turf4Hughes Stadium
Morgan State BearsBaltimore, Maryland · 10,000 · 1937 · FieldTurf Versalush (artificial)5O'Kelly–Riddick Stadium
North Carolina Central EaglesDurham, North Carolina · 10,000 · 1975 · FieldTurf (replaced 2024)6Alumni Stadium
Delaware State HornetsDover, Delaware · 7,000 · 1957 · Artificial turfFAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About MEAC Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in the MEAC?
- The MEAC has 6 stadiums.
- What is the combined capacity of MEAC stadiums?
- The combined capacity of all MEAC stadiums is 89,000 fans.
- What is the average MEAC stadium capacity?
- The average MEAC stadium seats 14,833 fans.
- What is the largest stadium in the MEAC?
- William "Dick" Price Stadium is the largest stadium in the MEAC, with a capacity of 30,000.
- What is the oldest stadium in the MEAC?
- The oldest MEAC stadium opened in 1926.
- What is the newest stadium in the MEAC?
- William "Dick" Price Stadium is the newest MEAC stadium, opened in 1997.
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