Year opened: 1940
Capacity: 23,000
Names:
Alamo Stadium, 1940 to date
Pro football tenants:
Postseason games hosted:
TFL Championship, Toros 21 Texarkana 16, Dec. 7, 1968
ContFL Western Conf. Playoff, Toros 21 Las Vegas 17, Dec. 7, 1969
TFL Championship, Toros 21 Fort Worth 17, Nov. 21, 1970
ContFL Western Conf. Playoff, Toros 21 Las Vegas 17, Dec. 7, 1969
TFL Championship, Toros 21 Fort Worth 17, Nov. 21, 1970
Other tenants of note:
Notes: Served as home field for the San Antonio Matadors of
the short-lived Spring Football League, 2000. In addition to seasons indicated, Toros used venue for one Texas Football League home game in 1967 and the one Continental Football League postseason game in 1969. Hosted US Army All-American Bowl,
2002. A WPA project that was primarily constructed of limestone and concrete
and nicknamed “the Rock Pile”. Owned and operated by San
Antonio Independent School District and currently the home venue for
several area high schools and is the largest high school football stadium in Texas . Venue was added
to National Register of Historic Places in 2011.
Fate: Still in use.
[Updated 2/3/14]
[Updated 5/11/15]
