Stadiums from eight different states including Arizona, Iowa, Texas and Utah featured.
Over the past decade high school football palaces have been built all across the country highlighted by the $62 million venue at
Buford (Ga.) opening this fall.
Another stadium opening in 2025 is Golden Eagle Stadium at
Deseret Peak (Tooele, Utah), a brand new school named after the 11,035-foot peak at the top of the Stansbury Mountains. The mountains tower over the football field for a breathtaking view.
The Pfield in Pflugerville, Texas opened in 2017 and sits next to Kuempel Stadium, the field used in the show Friday Night Lights. This venue seats 10,000 and is the home field for
Hendrickson (Pflugerville),
Pflugerville,
Pflugerville Connally (Austin) and
Weiss (Pflugerville).
Venues from Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Michigan, North Dakota, Oklahoma and Texas all cost at least $20 million and are featured on this list.
Read on for a snapshot of 10 amazing stadiums that have opened in the past decade.
Anderson Auto Group Fieldhouse — Bullhead City, Arizona
Cost: $32 million
Opened: 2019
Capacity: 4,500
Cost: $35 million
Opened: 2023
Capacity: 10,000
Home to: Melissa (Texas)
Coach Kenny Deel Stadium in Melissa, Texas. (PHOTO: Parkhill)
Cost: Unknown
Opened: 2025
Capacity: 3,191
Home to: Deseret Peak (Tooele, Utah)
Golden Eagle Stadium in Tooele, Utah. (PHOTO: Deseret Peak High School)
Cost: $44 million Opened: 2023 Capacity: 6,000
Home to: Grand Blanc (Mich.)
Grand Blanc Athletic Complex in Grand Blanc, Michigan. (PHOTO: IDS Michigan)
Cost: $62 million Opened: 2025 Capacity: 10,000
Home to: Buford (Ga.)
Phillip Beard Stadium in Buford, Georgia. (PHOTO: @Drone_McKinley on Instagram)
Cost: $22 million
Opened: 2023
Capacity: 6,200
Home to: Southeast Polk (Pleasant Hill, Iowa) 
SEP Stadium in Pleasant Hill, Iowa. (PHOTO: RDG Planning & Design and Jacob Sharp Photography)
Cost: $23 million (includes two skating rinks, gymnastics facility and a track) Opened: 2017 Capacity: 2,000
Home to: Mandan (N.D.)
Starion Sports Complex in Mandan, North Dakota. (PHOTO: Lonnie Laffen)
Cost: $25.8 million Opened: 2017 Capacity: 10,000
Cost: $42 million Opened: 2022 Capacity: 10,000
Home to: Union (Tulsa, Okla.)
Union West Stadium in Tulsa, Oklahoma. (PHOTO: Jon B. Petersen Photography, Inc.
Cost: $20-25 million Opened: 2022 Capacity: 6,500
Home to: West Ottawa (Holland, Mich.) 
West Ottawa Football Stadium in Holland, Michigan. (PHOTO: GMB)
