Charlie W. Johnson Stadium

Charlie W. Johnson Stadium is a football facility in Columbia with modern athletic infrastructure and seating capacity for around 11,000 spectators. The grounds feature a spacious field, organized spectator sections, and a large video display for viewing games.

The stadium opened in 2006 as a new athletic facility designed by McMillian Smith & Partners for Benedict College. It has since become a key sports venue for the college and the surrounding region.

The stadium serves as home to the Benedict Tigers and hosts high school championship events that draw crowds from the region. It remains central to the local sports community and brings people together around athletic competition.

The facility is easy to navigate with clear signage directing you to parking and the main entrance. It helps to arrive early on event days to find parking and locate your seating section without rushing.

Major renovations in 2019 added new playing turf and updated the scoreboard system, showing the facility continues to evolve. These improvements keep it competitive with other college athletic venues in the area.

Location: South Carolina

Inception: 2006

Official opening: 2006

Capacity: 11000

GPS coordinates: 34.01820,-81.01060

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:59