The 2017 renovation included the installation of a high-definition video scoreboard.
The stadium was renamed Ken Pridgeon Stadium to honor the man who served the Cypress-Fairbanks district for over three decades.
It is frequently used for Texas UIL (University Interscholastic League) playoff games due to its neutral location and capacity.
The turf surface is designed to accommodate both football and soccer regulation play.
Pridgeon Stadium is a multi-purpose athletic facility located in the Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District in Houston, Texas. It primarily serves as a venue for high school football, soccer games, and district track and field events. The stadium features a seating capacity of approximately 11,000 spectators. The facility underwent a major renovation in 2017 which replaced the natural grass with synthetic turf and installed a new press box and expanded seating. It is named after Ken Pridgeon, a long-time athletic director and coach for the school district. The site features a comprehensive track and field setup used for regional UIL competitions.
From the top row of the home side stands for a panoramic view of the entire field and track.
Parking lots can become extremely congested during high-profile Friday night football games, so arrive early.
Check the district's bag policy before arrival as many school venues enforce strict clear-bag mandates.
Dress in layers if attending late-season November playoff games, as temperatures can drop quickly after sunset.
Do not attempt to park in staff-designated or reserved permit-only sections to avoid towing or fines.
Usage is highest during the fall football season; the stadium is rarely used during mid-summer months.
No smoking or alcohol permitted on school grounds; spectators are expected to remain in designated seating areas.
