Ward Field (Bourbonnais)

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Ward Field
Location	Bourbonnais, Illinois
Owner	Olivet Nazarene University
Operator	Olivet Nazarene University
Surface	Grass
Capacity	2,500
Tenants
Olivet Nazarene University Tigers (NAIA)

Ward Field is a 2,500-seat stadium in Bourbonnais, Illinois. It is home to the Olivet Nazarene University Tigers football team. Since 2002, Ward Field has hosted the Chicago Bears training camp.

Events and tenants
Preceded by Ralph E. Davis Pioneer Stadium	Host of the Chicago Bears training camp 2002 – present	Succeeded by present
Preceded by Reynolds Field	Host of the Victory Bowl 2005	Succeeded by Younts Stadium

Big Ten	Memorial Stadium (Illinois) Ryan Field (Northwestern)

MAC	Huskie Stadium (Northern Illinois)

Missouri Valley	Hancock Stadium (Illinois State) Hanson Field (Western Illinois) Saluki Stadium (Southern Illinois)

OVC	O'Brien Stadium (Eastern Illinois)

GLVC	Leemon Field (McKendree) QU Stadium (Quincy)

CCIW	Augustana Stadium/Ericson Field (Augustana) Benedetti–Wehrli Stadium (North Central) Frank M. Lindsay Field (Millikin) Holmgren Athletic Complex (North Park) Illinois Wesleyan Stadium (Illinois Wesleyan) Langhorst Field (Elmhurst) McCully Field (Wheaton)

Midwest	Bobby Woll Memorial Field (Monmouth) England Field (Illinois College) Farwell Field (Lake Forest) Knox Bowl (Knox)

Northern	Cougar Stadium (Concordia) Sam Greeley Field (Rockford) Spartan Stadium (Aurora) Sports Complex at Benedictine University (Benedictine)

UAA	Stagg Field (Chicago)

UMAC	Francis Field (Greenville) Freesen Field (MacMurray) McKinzie Field (Eureka)

Mid-States	Bruce R. Deaton Memorial Field (Saint Xavier) Joliet Memorial Stadium (St. Francis) Leslie A. Frazier Field (Trinity International) Ward Field (Olivet Nazarene)

Independent	Lindenwood Stadium (Lindenwood University – Belleville)

Wrigley Field

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