Atwood Stadium - Flint, Michigan - Minor League Baseball Stadiums on Waymarking.com

From the city of Flint (visit link) we learn:
Atwood Stadium is an 11,000-seat stadium located in Flint, Michigan. It opened on June 8, 1929 and has hosted high school football, minor-league baseball, and concerts over the years. Atwood still hosts high school football games today.

Originally Atwood Stadium had a natural grass field, but in 1969 began using artificial turf. Atwood's turf was ruled unsafe, leading to the stadium's closure in 1992. The stadium reopened in 1995 after $2 million in improvements, including a new artificial turf field.


Currently the stadium is undergoing key renovations, but the stadium is still in use for sporting events, mainly football. It is currently home to Flint middle school football as well as Central, Northern, and Southwestern High School football, and Flint Fury semi-pro football.

In 2006, most of Atwood's seating received renovations, with new padded vinyl seats installed.

Home Team: Formerly Flint Gems, Flint Indians, Flint Arrows Capacity: 11000 Mascot: Atwood Stadium Team website: Not listed

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