Javelina Stadium

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Javelina Stadium is a stadium in Kingsville, Texas. It is primarily used for American football, and is the home field of the Texas A&M University–Kingsville. The stadium holds 15,000 people and opened in 1950.

Javelina Stadium is home of the Texas A&m kingsville Javelinas. It has a scoreboard that has a videoboard. Javelina Stadium holds High School Football playoff games too.

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College football venues in Texas

Division I
FBS

Big 12	Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium (Texas) • Floyd Casey Stadium (Baylor) Jones AT&T Stadium (Texas Tech) • Kyle Field (Texas A&M)

Conference USA	Gerald J. Ford Stadium (SMU) • Rice Stadium (Rice) • Robertson Stadium (Houston) • Sun Bowl Stadium (UTEP)

Mountain West	Amon G. Carter Stadium (TCU)

Sun Belt	Fouts Field (North Texas)

Division I
FCS

Southland	Bowers Stadium (Sam Houston State) • Homer Bryce Stadium (Stephen F. Austin) • Bobcat Stadium (Texas State)

SWAC	Alexander Durley Sports Complex (Texas Southern) • Blackshear Stadium (Prairie View A&M)

Division II

Lone Star

Javelina Stadium (Texas A&M-Kingsville) • Kimbrough Memorial Stadium (West Texas A&M) • Memorial Stadium (Commerce) (Texas A&M-Commerce) • Memorial Stadium (Stephenville) (Tarleton State) • Memorial Stadium (Wichita Falls) (Midwestern State) • San Angelo Stadium (Angelo State) • Shotwell Stadium (Abilene Christian)

Division III

American Southwest	Gordon Wood Stadium (Howard Payne) • Jackson Field (Sul Ross State) • Matador Stadium (Texas Lutheran) • Ornelas Stadium (East Texas Baptist) • Shelton Stadium (Hardin-Simmons) • Tiger Field (Mary Hardin-Baylor) • Wilford Moore Stadium (McMurry)

SCAC	E.M. Stevens Football Stadium (Trinity) • Jerry Apple Stadium (Austin)