The stadium's playing surface was upgraded to synthetic FieldTurf during a major facility renovation completed in the mid-2000s.
It frequently hosts the Benedict College homecoming game, which serves as a significant annual event for the local community.
The venue has served as a host site for various high school football playoff games in the South Carolina High School League.
The stadium is situated within walking distance of the W.B. Graham Health Center on the Benedict College campus.
Charlie W. Johnson Stadium is an 11,000-seat multi-purpose athletic facility located on the campus of Benedict College in Columbia, South Carolina. It serves as the primary home field for the Benedict College Tigers football team and track and field program. The stadium features a synthetic turf field and an eight-lane track surrounding the perimeter. The venue has hosted the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) football championship games. The facility is named after Charlie W. Johnson, a former Benedict College football coach and administrator. It is integrated into the eastern side of the college campus.
The elevated vantage point at the top of the home-side bleachers offering a view of the entire field and the campus backdrop.
Check the official Benedict College athletics schedule, as event parking can be limited during major games.
Wear comfortable footwear for navigating the stadium's concrete bleacher seating.
Arrive early for games to secure seating, as sections can fill quickly during rivalry matches.
Avoid parking on residential streets surrounding the stadium to prevent towing or parking citations during event days.
Operates primarily during the college football season in the fall and track season in the spring.
No outside food or beverages permitted; clear bag policies are strictly enforced for all athletic events.
