High School Football Returns to Evansville’s Historic Bosse Field for the First Time in 13 Years!

High school football is making an epic comeback to Evansville's historic Bosse Field for the first time in 13 years, and it’s going to be one for the history books. On Friday, October 18, Memorial High School takes on Castle High School in a game that’s part of Memorial’s thrilling “100-Year Series.” If you’re a football fan, a history buff, or just someone who loves a great community event, this is where you’ll want to be!

Bosse Field, famous for being the third-oldest baseball stadium in America, will transform into a 6,200-seat football arena, continuing its long-standing tradition of hosting high-energy games. Kickoff is at 7pm, and the excitement will be through the roof as both schools celebrate their Senior Night. It’s going to be an incredible night honoring these dedicated athletes and their achievements on the field.

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There will be plenty of special moments to make this game even more unforgettable...

• Evansville’s own Mayor Stephanie Terry will perform the honorary coin toss.
• Both teams will rock throwback jerseys - Memorial will wear green uniforms celebrating their Holy Cross and Notre Dame ties, while Castle will bring back their 1982 state championship look.
• And fans can try a special menu item at Bosse Field's concessions stands - "The Eastsider" a delicious treat featuring a glazed donut bun with sausage, cheese, and maple mayo.

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A special preview night will be held on Thursday, October 17, from 4pm-6pm, giving fans and media a sneak peek at the field transformation. Those fans 21 and over are invited to some food and drinks at a special gathering starting at 6:30pm - tickets for that part of the event are just $28.

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Memorial Athletics Director Chad Dockery says it best: "This game is a celebration of the past, the present, and the community.” Tickets are just $10 each and are available online here or at the Bosse Field box office on game day.