Lane Stadium - Wikipedia
WEBAfter the 2004 season, the old press box was removed and construction began on this west-side expansion, filling in to match what was built up during the 2004 season. The new boxes include a new press area, on the side toward the south end zone, with a dining area and improved facilities.
Lane Stadium/Worsham Field - Virginia Tech
WEBThe old press box was removed in 2004. The west end stands addition was completed in 2006. It brought another 11,000 seats -- including 1,160 bleacher seats with backs, 1,200 club seats, and 15 luxury suites -- plus improved visitors’ locker room, a high-tech media center, and new press area added for $52.5 million.
Lane Stadium/Worsham Field - Virginia Tech Athletics
WEB2004-2005 - The old press box tower is torn down to make room for a new edifice which will run the entire length of the west side stands.
Athletic Facilities - Virginia Tech History
WEBA new field house, named the Rector Field House and supplementing the War Memorial Gymnasium and Cassell Coliseum, was completed in late 1971 across Spring Road from Lane Stadium. A listing of major athletic facilities follows.
TechSideline.com: Lane Stadium Historical Photos
WEBMay 20, 2005 · The first varsity games were played in Lane during the 1965 season, when three games took place in the new stadium, which at the time had a fully-constructed West side, including press box, but had just a small center section of stands on the East side, roughly between the 35-yard lines.
Building Lane Stadium: The Gift that Took a Bit of Doing
WEBJun 23, 2020 · What better thing to have than a replica Lane Stadium for the shelf. Oh.. and note... it’s really hard. Here’s the whole story.
Get in your Lane: The history behind a college football landmark
WEBJul 2, 2018 · Lane Stadium was proposed by Stuart Cassell (sound familiar?) in the early 1960s, and it started construction in April 1964. The Hokies played their first game against William and Mary on Oct....
Lane Stadium - American Football Wiki
WEBPerhaps the biggest addition to Lane Stadium was completed prior to the 2006 season. After the 2004 season, the old press box was removed and construction began on this west-side expansion, filling in to match what was built up during the 2004 season.
Lane Stadium/Worsham Field – StadiumDB.com
WEBMay 6, 2015 · Lane Stadium – stadium description Decision to build a new stadium at Virginia Tech was made in 1962. It meant doubling the capacity for Hokies home games from 17,000 at the old stadium to 35,050.
Lane Stadium – Virginia Tech Hokies - Stadium Journey
WEBDec 7, 2023 · Lane Stadium is the epitome of a college football on-campus stadium. It is a massive facility from the exterior as it is built mostly above ground and is very steep. It also matches the Virginia Tech campus buildings as the exterior of the stadium is donned with the famous Hokie Stone.