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5 Favorite Places In State Where You Have SEEN a Game

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To tag along with the thread about where you’d like to see a game, list your 5 favorite places you have SEEN a high school game. My 5 are (not in any particular order):

 

1. Louisville Manual Stadium

2. Ft Thomas Highlands

3. Russellville

4. Mayfield

5. Belfry

Manual Stadium

Rash Stadium

El Donaldson Stadium

Louisville Central

Lexington Catholic

First Five

Ashland

Central

Harlan County

Owensboro

Pineville

 

Second Five

Bath County

Fulton City

Highlands

Middlesboro

Paintsville

Excluding Belfry for bias reasons:

 

1. Ashland- Just a special venue with the history, unique look, and all around vibe.

2. Highlands- The tradition of the stadium and I like how it is tightly fit behind the school.

3. Central- Just a very unique venue and atmosphere and a top shelf concession offering.

4. Manual Stadium- Love the history and the scale of the venue.

5. Russell- One of the best fanbases you will find in all of Kentucky and a cool venue.

 

Notable:

Pikeville

Danville

Somerset

Beechwood

Johnson Central

 

For the record the most surprising/underrated stadium in KY may be Shelby Valley of all places. Top shelf facility with easy access, ample seating, and plenty of parking.

Bell Co - built into a mountainside

Ludlow - Riverview

Dayton - small old timey feel

Highlands - school tight against field.

Cov Cath - I liked the daytime games there best, but still pretty cool.

 

Also

Sheldon Clark - was kinda like Bell from my memory

Holmes - old timey feel.

 

I haven’t been to that many venues...

 

Elder (Oh) is probably the coolest I’ve been to overall.

1.Johnson Central- other than the sounds guy very great atmosphere

2. Corbin-parking is horrible or it would be 1

3. Middlesboro- the brick walls around the stadium create a very unique old school look and back in the day no one left there with a W.

4.Hazard- the walk up to the field will leave every opponent out of breath.

5.Wayne County- very underrated atmosphere.

Not counting my favorite...The Briar Patch.

Belfry

Breathitt County

Corbin

Bell County

Danville

Hazard

Franklin-Simpson-Larger Stadium, Great atmosphere

Russellville-Historical and the architectural features of the stadium

Owensboro- Great stadium and fantastic atmosphere

Warren East-Stadium itself is pretty generic, but its interesting to see a blue field

Johnson Central

Raceland

Rockcastle County

Ashland

Bath County

I have seen a lot of stadium's over the years (Drove bus for football for 29 years) mine in no particular order are:

Ashland (Putumn Stadium)

Old Portsmouth Spartan Stadium

Belfry

Bath Co. New Stadium

Frederick Douglass New Stadium

Oxford High(Ala)

Danville

Russellville

Beechwood

Hopkinsville, Stadium of Champions

1. Paducah Tilghman

2. Hopkinsville

3. Bowling Green

4. Belfry

5. Middlesboro

Johnson Central

Raceland

Rockcastle County

Ashland

Bath County

To clarify, my top two are based on concessions.

Trinity

Highlands

Manual

Central

Frankfort (biased :lol2:)

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