Liam McPoyle

Yes it is...It either opened in '93 or '94 First game at the new Castlewood gym was Jan 7, 1994

You've seen a lot, what are your best and worst?

Judging from outside appearances, I would've guessed Eastside, JI Burton, Union, and Honaker. I also assumed Ridgeview and Central would be nice just based on their age.

What others would you include?

You are correct, Sir! Bowman Field was home for the St. Paul Deacons.

This modest facility was also used by the school's baseball team. The final HS game was played here in 2010 Photo Credit: KDSR Drone Footage

Interesting article on the incredible amount of alumni support.

Red Tiger nails it with both names and both schools! Carl McConnell Stadium Alumni Field has served as the home of the Coeburn Blue Knights and the Eastside Spartans.

Thanks to generous alumni, this stadium evolved from one of the worst in our area to one of the best. Go Azure Mounted Soldiers in Armor! Before 1979 renovation After 1979 Renovation After 1989 Renovation

The War Eagles need their own category. Rye Cove/ Chilhowie Rye Cove/Eastside Rye Cove/Grayson Co

William King became Abingdon HS in 1960 once the new school opened. The last HS football game here was 1976 before Falcon Stadium opened in 1977

Tornado99 with the correct response! It's historic Latture Field in downtown Abingdon. At one time or another, Latture served as home field for the: -William King Mighty Midgets -Abingdon Falcons -Glade Spring Shorthorns (my mom's alma mater) -Meadowview Blue Devils -Damascus Indians

It's likely our only field that's beside a graveyard...But that's far better than Chilhowie's, which was built on top of one.

Photo Credit: Barbara Rapp (Circa 1953) -This stadium hosted high school games from 1929 to 1976 -At least five different high schools played home games here at various times, but only one remains open -The old downtown stadium is still used today for youth football and baseball This team photo is from 1954. The players do look mighty, but they're not short

The Mayor correctly identifies another Russell County venue! It's Fuller Field at EMATS Stadium, home of the Honaker Tigers.

-While many area stadiums are declining, this facility just keeps getting better -Energy Management and Technical Services was probably too long of a name for this venue

Bluefield Researcher is correct! It's Stephen C. Ragsdale Field, home of Giles Spartans.

The early years of this school and stadium can be seen in these photos from the 1960s. At first, the modest venue witnessed nearly two decades of mediocre football. That all changed in fall of 1980, and the program and stadium have never been the same since.

Photo Credit: The Carroll News 1inStripes is on the ball this morning! It's Tommy Thompson Field, home of the Carroll Co Cavaliers. Coach Thompson was at the helm for both Hillsville and Carroll Co from 1958 to '72, which included Frank Beamer's time at HHS.

-This stadium and HS opened in 1969, five years too late for one Hokie legend

The Mayor rings in first with the right answer! It's B.C. White Stadium, home of the Castlewood Blue Devils. By the way, anybody know who BC White is?

This school's stadium may be modest, but its gym more than makes up for it. One of SWVA's greatest all-around athletes played here.

Photo Credit: Rick Baker, Fourseasonsfootball.com It's Red Tiger with the correct answer! This unnamed stadium has been the home of the Thomas Walker Pioneers since 1983. TWHS opened in 1940 and has produced many great basketball teams over the years. It fielded its first football team in 1982, but played all games on the road that season.

If you're out Exploring SWVA, you might discover this HS stadium that opened in 1983

Jr Frosty