Montgomery Stadium, multi-purpose stadium in Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Montgomery Stadium was a multi-use stadium on the Phoenix Union High School campus in Phoenix, Arizona, with a capacity of 23,000. Built in the mid-1920s and dedicated in 1927, it had a running track and a football field. The campus around it held nine buildings in different architectural styles, including a 1941 gymnasium with a lamella wooden roof, the only one of its kind known in Arizona.

Montgomery Stadium was built in the mid-1920s on the Phoenix Union High School campus and dedicated in 1927, with a capacity of 23,000. It hosted the Salad Bowl from 1948 to 1952, and St. Mary's High School used it as its home field. The stadium stood on a campus that closed as a school in 1982 and later became part of the Phoenix Biomedical Campus.

Montgomery Stadium hosted the Salad Bowl from 1948 to 1952, and St. Mary's High School used it as its home football field. The stadium stood on the Phoenix Union High School campus, whose football team won 25 state championships, including nine consecutive titles from 1920 to 1928.

The stadium stood on the Phoenix Union High School campus, bordered in part by two arterial streets, a factor in the school's original site selection. The campus held nine buildings in different architectural styles, with the stadium's track and football field among them. The site now belongs to the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, so the stadium itself can no longer be visited.

Montgomery Stadium, built in the mid-1920s and dedicated in 1927, held 23,000 people and hosted the Salad Bowl from 1948 to 1952. St. Mary's High School also used it as its home field. The stadium stood on the Phoenix Union High School campus, whose football team won 25 state championships, including nine straight from 1920 to 1928.