NCAA FCS
Ohio Valley Stadiums
Track your visits to all 8 stadiums in the Ohio Valley. Combined capacity of 133,631 fans.
The Ohio Valley spans 8 stadiums across 5 states. Capacities range from 4,000 to 68,798 fans. Opened venues span construction from 1930 to 1999. Flagship venues include Nissan Stadium and Hanson Field.
Conference Overview
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Total Stadiums
8
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Total Capacity
133,631
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Average Capacity
16,704
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Largest Stadium
68,798
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1930
Newest Stadium
Built in 1999
All Stadiums
8 stadiums
1
Nissan Stadium
Tennessee State Tigers
📍 Nashville, Tennessee👥 68,798📅 1999🌱 Matrix Helix Turf (synthetic, with organic infill)
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2
Hanson Field
Western Illinois Leathernecks
📍 Macomb, Illinois👥 16,368📅 1950🌱 Matrix Turf (artificial turf)
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3
Houck Stadium
Southeast Missouri Redhawks
📍 Cape Girardeau, Missouri👥 11,015📅 1930🌱 FieldTurf
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4
O’Brien Field
Eastern Illinois Panthers
📍 Charleston, Illinois👥 10,000📅 1970🌱 AstroTurf RootZone 3D3
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5
Ernest W. Spangler Stadium
Gardner–Webb Runnin' Bulldogs
📍 Boiling Springs, North Carolina👥 8,500📅 1969🌱 Artificial turf
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6
Hardy M. Graham Stadium
UT Martin Skyhawks
📍 Martin, Tennessee👥 7,500📅 1964🌱 FieldTurf (artificial turf)
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7
Harlen C. Hunter Stadium
Lindenwood Lions
📍 St. Charles, Missouri👥 7,450📅 1976🌱 Artificial turf
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8
Buccaneer Field
Charleston Southern Buccaneers
📍 North Charleston, South Carolina👥 4,000📅 1970🌱 AstroTurf RootZone 3D3 Trionic Blend 60
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Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio Valley Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in the Ohio Valley?
- The Ohio Valley has 8 stadiums.
- What is the combined capacity of Ohio Valley stadiums?
- The combined capacity of all Ohio Valley stadiums is 133,631 fans.
- What is the average Ohio Valley stadium capacity?
- The average Ohio Valley stadium seats 16,704 fans.
- What is the largest stadium in the Ohio Valley?
- Nissan Stadium is the largest stadium in the Ohio Valley, with a capacity of 68,798.
- What is the oldest stadium in the Ohio Valley?
- The oldest Ohio Valley stadium opened in 1930.
- What is the newest stadium in the Ohio Valley?
- Nissan Stadium is the newest Ohio Valley stadium, opened in 1999.
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