
New Hampshire Wildcats
Wildcat Stadium, originally known as Lewis Stadium when it opened in 1936, underwent major renovations in 2015-16 and was renamed. With a capacity of 11,015, the stadium sits on Mooradian Field and has hosted decades of UNH football tradition in the heart of Durham.
The stadium was built in 1936 to provide the University of New Hampshire with a proper football venue, replacing earlier facilities. It was part of the university's Lewis Fields athletic complex.
The renovated stadium offers improved sightlines and modern amenities. Mooradian Field is known for its well-maintained playing surface.
Downtown Durham parking can be challenging on gamedays. Arrive early to secure spots in campus lots. Consider walking from downtown Durham hotels.
UNH offers classic New England college football atmosphere with the charming town of Durham providing a quintessential college town setting. Fans can stroll along the Oyster River before games.
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