Harry Turpin Stadium, College football stadium in Natchitoches, United States.
Harry Turpin Stadium is a football facility in Natchitoches, Louisiana, with seating for 15,971 people and a double-decked press box featuring radio booths and camera areas on its west side. The venue has artificial turf for consistent field conditions and offers three VIP suites with eight seats each, along with wheelchair access throughout.
Northwestern State University opened this sports venue in 1975 and named it after Harry Turpin, the second most successful coach in the Demons football program history. The naming reflects his importance in building the university's athletic traditions.
The east side is where Northwestern State University students and the Spirit of Northwestern Marching Band gather during games to cheer for their team. You can feel the energy and school pride in this part of the facility.
The stadium is fully wheelchair accessible, making it easy for visitors with mobility challenges to navigate the space. Arrive early on game days to find parking and locate your seating section comfortably.
The venue recorded its highest attendance of 17,528 people during a game against Southern University in 2000. This record demonstrates the strong community interest in major rivalry matchups held here.
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