One of the greatest stadiums to experience a high school football game; however, I could be a little biased. Go Tigers!
Great, Best hi school stadium in Ohio. Very helpfully people.
Nice stadium and the team isn't to bad to watch, they're pretty good. At least the offense that is. Defense needs some work.
High School Mecca Where football was born. Priceless
One heck of a high school stadium. Great atmosphere on a Friday night.
Attended for a large drum corps show. Seating was adequate, but bathrooms and food vendors (below seating/bleachers) was inadequate for the crowd. It took over 30 minutes in line to get into the ladies room. 8 stalls for the thousands of patrons is not enough. I ended up missing an entire section of the show.
One of the most impressive high school football facilities that I have ever seen, and I am sure it would rank high if compared to other elite facilities throughout the country.
It is also the site of many historic games, including playoff and championship games, during its long glorious history. I consider it a landmark in the history of American football.
Greatest show in town
I don't think it's right to charge an admission for youth football games on the weekend
I go to the stadium every year for Drum Corps International. Everything is run well and set up nicely.
This is a great Stadium. There really isn't a bad seat in the house. You get a pretty good view from anywhere. Beautiful scoreboard, and great sound system. If you didn't know any better and you would think you're at a college football game. The snack bar is good too, and very reasonable. They have something for everybody so the family can enjoy it. Coming from a person who has not lived here his whole life I see a lot of people that like to hate on Massillon. I don't understand why, it's a great community where people stick together and support their youth 100%.
My family is from the area and Massillon football is huge there. They stadium is named after Paul Brown, coach for the Tigers in the 30s. He was dominant and was the first coach to use film to prepare for teams along with other contributions to the game.