Eagle Stadium

Eagle Stadium is a high school football venue in Allen with 18,000 seats arranged across two concrete and steel grandstands on either side. The playing surface sits at the center and is ringed by a track, while light towers and scoreboards rise above the seating sections.

The facility opened in August 2012 with an inaugural game in which the Allen Eagles secured a victory over a former state champion. Three years after opening, structural concerns led to repairs that temporarily closed the grounds for renovation.

The venue takes its name from the local school team's mascot and reflects the community's commitment to school athletics. Friday evenings in fall fill the stands with families and neighbors who gather to cheer young players and join in a social ritual.

Visitors reach the facility through several entry points that lead to seating areas on both sides of the field. Most events take place on fall evenings when temperatures drop and the lights illuminate the turf.

Beneath the stands are training spaces for other sports, including a golf simulator used in parallel with the football season. The home team won a total of 54 consecutive games on this ground between 2012 and 2021.

Location: Allen

Architects: PBK Architects

Capacity: 18000

GPS coordinates: 33.11417,-96.65889

Latest update: December 13, 2025 17:13