Hopper Field, Sports stadium in Freeport, Texas.

Hopper Field is a stadium on the Brazosport High School campus on the east bank of the Brazos River in Freeport. It seats 10,478, up from 6,400 when it opened and 8,662 after a 1961 expansion, and its playing surface is artificial turf, installed in 2004.

Hopper Field opened on September 16, 1949, when the district's schools merged into Brazosport Independent School District in 1944. It was named for Herbert Eugene Hopper, a Brazosport coach from 1927 who served as athletic director until his retirement in 1971. Seating of 6,400 was expanded to 8,662 in 1961, and later renovations brought capacity to 10,478 and installed artificial turf in 2004.

This stadium serves as a gathering place for the local high school athletic community within the Brazosport Independent School District. Families and students come together to watch and support their teams compete.

The stadium is located on West 2nd Street and provides dedicated parking and wheelchair-accessible entry points. Arriving early gives you time to find parking and settle into the stands before events begin.

Hopper Field is named for Herbert Eugene Hopper, a Brazosport coach from 1927 who served as athletic director until his retirement in 1971. The stadium opened on September 16, 1949, originally seating 6,400; capacity reached 8,662 in 1961 and stands at 10,478 today.