Williams Stadium

Williams Stadium is an athletic facility at Wilmington College in Ohio that includes a football field, running track, and areas for soccer and lacrosse. The complex holds approximately 3,500 spectators and features modern artificial playing surfaces installed in 2020.

The site began as Townsend Field in 1953, named after alumnus Horace R. Townsend. The name changed in 1983 to Williams Stadium in honor of David and Elizabeth Williams.

This space serves as a central gathering point for the college's athletic community, with students and visitors regularly using the facilities for multiple sports throughout the year. The events held here connect the campus to its broader identity and traditions.

The site is easy to locate with clear signage for visitors heading to the stadium or nearby areas. It is best to arrive early before major events to secure good seating and convenient parking.

The facility is connected to running trails through Hazard Arboretum, allowing athletes to train through natural wooded areas. This blend of modern sports infrastructure and natural surroundings sets it apart from typical stadium complexes.

Location: Wilmington

Capacity: 3500

GPS coordinates: 39.44028,-83.81861

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:20