Plaster Stadium

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For the Missouri State University stadium and sports complex in Springfield, Missouri, see Plaster Sports Complex.

Plaster Stadium is a 3,000-capacity stadium in Bolivar, Missouri where it serves as home to Southwest Baptist University.

The stadium was completed in 1985 and is named for Robert W. Plaster, who was a major contributor to the project.

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Academics	Schools College of Business and Computer Science College of Education and Social Science College of Science and Mathematics Courts Redford College of Theology and Ministry Geneva Casebolt College of Music, Arts and Letters Mercy College of Nursing and Health Sciences Locations Main Campus - Bolivar, MO Mountain View, MO Salem, MO Springfield, MO People C. Pat Taylor Southwest Baptist Alumni

Athletics	Teams Southwest Baptist Bearcats Football Men's Baskteball Mascot Bearcats Facilities Plaster Stadium Jane and Ken Meyer Sports and Wellness Center People Craig Schuler Jeff Guiot

SEC	Faurot Field (Missouri)

Missouri Valley	Plaster Sports Complex (Missouri State)

OVC	Houck Stadium (Southeast Missouri State)

GLVC	Algood–Bailey Stadium (Missouri S&T) Greene Stadium (William Jewell)

Mid-America	Audrey J. Walton Stadium (Central Missouri) Bearcat Stadium (Northwest Missouri State) Dwight T. Reed Stadium (Lincoln) Fred G. Hughes Stadium (Missouri Southern) Harlen C. Hunter Stadium (Lindenwood) Plaster Stadium (Southwest Baptist) Spratt Stadium (Missouri Western) Stokes Stadium (Truman State)

Heart of America	Dasta Stadium (Avila) Davis Field (Central Methodist) Ellison Poulton Stadium (Culver-Stockton) Greg Mitchell Field (Missouri Valley) John F. Kennedy Stadium (Evangel)

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