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Cirtus College
1000 West Foothill Boulevard
Glendora, California 91741
Telephone: (626) 914-8838
Football stadium (opened 1963)
Seats 10,000 |
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About Citrus Stadium |
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One of the state's premier Community College facilities, upgraded in 1997,
offers 10,000 seats for both football and track, although as many as 12,000
have squeezed in for CIF-Southern Section playoff games. The bowl-shaped
stadium has a natural-grass field and an all-weather, nine-lane track. It
has been a popular site for pre-Rose Bowl game practices for the Pac-10 or
Big Ten conference representative thanks to the extensive support
facilities, including two weight rooms, an excellent training room and a
nearby aquatics center with a heated pool. It was also the site for the
California State High School Track & Field Championships in 1998.
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Quick Facts |
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The basics:
Citrus Stadium seats 10,000 on aluminum backs in a bowl-shaped format.
The stands are equally arranged on both sides.
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Location and parking:
The facility is located at the intersection of Barranca Avenue and
Alosta Avenue on the Citrus College campus in the eastern San Gabriel
Valley, about one mile north of the Foothill (210) Freeway. Azusa
Pacific University is located adjacent to the Citrus College campus.
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Management:
Citrus College operates the venue. Inquiries about usage should be
directed to Shirley DeBraat, facilities coordinator, at (626) 914-8838
or by fax at (626) 914-8823.
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Technical information:
The field is standard grass with a surrounding, all-weather, nine-lane
track. There is lighting for night use. There is aluminum bench eating
for 10,000. There is also an adjacent grass practice field.
There are locker rooms for home and visiting teams for football use,
plus a smaller room for use by officials.
Spectator amenities include a new public address system and scoreboard
installed in 1997. There is an on-site ticketing sales office.
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