New stadium set to transform Speedway sports landscape

October 12, 2024 | Speedway, Marion County, Indiana

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In a recent meeting, officials discussed the upcoming transformation of Speedway's Johnson Field, marking the end of an era that has spanned from 1963 to 2024. The current facility will soon be replaced by a state-of-the-art athletic complex, which is anticipated to become the most prestigious venue in the area.

The new stadium will accommodate approximately 25,100 spectators, making it a significant addition to the local high school sports landscape. Plans include the installation of LED lighting and synthetic turf, which will benefit various sports such as football and soccer. Additionally, the facility aims to support the music department and host youth programs throughout the city.
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Athletic Director Dan Mabel is expected to play a prominent role in the transition, with light-hearted remarks about his new office being built alongside the stadium. As preparations for demolition begin, the community is eager to see the first team that will take the field in the new stadium, set to open for the 2025 season. The excitement surrounding this development reflects a broader commitment to enhancing local sports facilities and community engagement.

Converted from Speedway High School Football vs Lutheran High School meeting on October 12, 2024
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