Scheumann Stadium

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John B. and June M. Scheumann Stadium
Location Tillotson Ave
Muncie, IN 47306
Broke ground 1966
Opened September 16, 1967
Owner Ball State University
Operator Ball State University
Surface Natural grass
Architect Walter Scholer and Associates
Former names
Ball State Stadium (1967-2005)
Tenants
Ball State Cardinals
(NCAA) (1967-Present)
Capacity
23,500

Scheumann Stadium (officially, the "John B. and June M. Scheumann Stadium"), also known as Ball State Stadium, is a stadium in Muncie, Indiana. It is primarily used for American football, and is the home field of the Ball State University Cardinals. The stadium opened in 1967, holds 23,500 people and is the smallest stadium in the Mid-American Conference..

As of 2006, the stadium was undergoing a $13.6 million renovation. Planned improvements include new lighting for night games, enclosing the north end zone to create a 25,400-seat horseshoe-shaped venue, new concession stands, a facade update using brick, a larger press box and private luxury suites.

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Football Stadiums of the Mid-American Conference
Dix Stadium (Kent State) • Glass Bowl (Toledo) • Huskie Stadium (Northern Illinois) • Kelly/Shorts Stadium (Central Michigan) • Lincoln Financial Field (Temple) • Peden Stadium (Ohio) • Doyt Perry Stadium (Bowling Green) • Rubber Bowl (Akron) • Rynearson Stadium (Eastern Michigan) • Scheumann Stadium (Ball State) • University at Buffalo Stadium (Buffalo) • Waldo Stadium (Western Michigan) • Yager Stadium (Miami)


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