Alabama's Top 5 High School Football Stadiums Ranked

From Enterprise's Wildcat Stadium to the Hoover Met, these venues set the standard for high school football in the Yellowhammer State.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 3:05pm

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We continue our nationwide ranking of the top high school football stadiums, this time focusing on the state of Alabama. The list is topped by Enterprise's Wildcat Stadium, which features a 4,750-seat capacity, artificial turf, and a new state-of-the-art multi-purpose facility. Other standout venues include the iconic Hoover Met, Thompson's Larry Simmons Stadium, the recently renovated Orange Beach Athletic Complex, and Andalusia's Memorial Stadium.

Why it matters

High school football stadiums are the heart and soul of communities across Alabama. These rankings highlight the impressive facilities that are elevating the game and providing unforgettable experiences for players, fans, and the entire town.

The details

Enterprise's Wildcat Stadium leads the way with its 4,750-seat capacity, artificial turf field, and new multi-purpose facility featuring an indoor practice field, weight room, and LED lighting. The Hoover Met, home of the 13-time state champion Buccaneers, is a big-time venue that also hosts the SEC Baseball Tournament. Thompson's Larry Simmons Stadium underwent a $19.2 million upgrade in 2018, adding a 30,000-square-foot indoor practice facility. The Orange Beach Athletic Complex recently completed a $46 million renovation, including a Jumbotron and eight-lane track. Andalusia's Memorial Stadium got a $13 million facelift in 2019, featuring a state-of-the-art three-story press box.

  • The rankings were published on March 13, 2026.
  • The renovations and upgrades to these stadiums took place in recent years, ahead of the 2018, 2019, and 2021 high school football seasons.

The players

Wildcat Stadium

Home stadium of the Enterprise Wildcats, featuring a 4,750-seat capacity, artificial turf field, and new multi-purpose facility.

The Hoover Met

Home of the 13-time state champion Hoover Buccaneers, this iconic venue also hosts the SEC Baseball Tournament.

Larry Simmons Stadium

Home of the Thompson Warriors, this $19.2 million upgraded stadium includes a 30,000-square-foot indoor practice facility.

Orange Beach Athletic Complex

Home of the Orange Beach Makos, this $46 million renovated stadium features a Jumbotron and eight-lane track.

Memorial Stadium

Home of the Andalusia Bulldogs, this $13 million renovated stadium has a state-of-the-art three-story press box.

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The takeaway

These top-tier high school football stadiums in Alabama showcase the state's deep passion for the sport and the significant investments communities are making to provide elite facilities for their student-athletes and fans.