The stadium is named in honor of long-time educator and administrator Dr. H.R. Stallworth.
It is one of the few high school stadiums in the region designed to accommodate multiple local high schools simultaneously for district competitions.
The stadium has served as a neutral site for Texas University Interscholastic League (UIL) playoff games due to its high seating capacity.
It occupies a site that spans approximately 20 acres of land along Archer Road.
The venue underwent major renovations to its field surface to accommodate modern multi-sport standards.
Stallworth Stadium is a prominent multi-use athletic venue located in Baytown, Texas, primarily serving the Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District. It functions as the home field for the football teams of Robert E. Lee High School, Ross S. Sterling High School, and Goose Creek Memorial High School. The facility features a large seating capacity with a grandstand design typical of Texas high school football venues. It hosts major district-wide sporting events, track and field meets, and high-profile regional playoff games. The field is synthetic turf, allowing for year-round utility regardless of weather conditions. The stadium complex includes integrated press boxes and comprehensive lighting systems for nighttime athletics.
From the top center of the home side bleachers for a panoramic view of the entire field and surrounding stadium structure.
Check the district athletics calendar before traveling to ensure the stadium is open for public viewing.
Bring binoculars if seated in the upper rows of the home side to get a better view of the scoreboard and field play.
Parking is abundant, but arrive early for regional playoff games as traffic patterns on Archer Road can become congested.
Do not attempt to walk on the synthetic turf field unless you are a participating athlete or staff member.
Closed to the public during off-season maintenance periods; operates primarily during the fall football and spring track seasons.
No outside food or drinks allowed during official UIL events; standard stadium sportsmanship expected.
