
Lehigh Mountain Hawks
Murray H. Goodman Stadium opened in 1988 on Lehigh's Goodman Campus, replacing historic Taylor Stadium which stood on the main academic campus from 1914-1987. Named for real estate developer and Lehigh alumnus Murray H. Goodman, who donated 550 acres in Saucon Valley in 1983, the 16,000-seat stadium sits in a bowl constructed in the 1960s during an era of university expansion.
The stadium was built to replace Taylor Stadium and take advantage of the Goodman Campus sports complex. Murray H. Goodman donated 550 acres in Saucon Valley in 1983 to build a comprehensive sports complex. The bowl itself was constructed in the 1960s with visionary plans for the school's athletic future.
The bowl design creates an intimate atmosphere with all 16,000 seats offering good sightlines. Seating along the sidelines provides the best views. The dug-out bowl design amplifies crowd noise, creating an intimidating environment for visiting teams.
The Goodman Campus in Lower Saucon Township offers ample parking surrounding the stadium. Located away from the main academic campus, the facility is easily accessible by car. Arrive early for the Lafayette-Lehigh rivalry game, the most-played rivalry in college football.
Experience Lehigh football at the Goodman Campus sports complex. The stadium's bowl design and modern facilities provide an excellent game day atmosphere. Don't miss "The Rivalry" against Lafayette, dating back to 1884 and played annually since 1897 - the most-played rivalry in college football history.
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