New prefabricated press box and new stadium lighting.

The new junior high is a 136,000 SF single-story facility designed to accommodate the district’s expanding academic and extracurricular programs. This project included modern classrooms, dedicated fine arts spaces, a beautiful cafeteria with an integrated stage and theater arts storage, and a spacious library. Athletic amenities include a large weight room, interior athletic spaces, and outdoor facilities highlighted by a new football field and track. Together these spaces create a comprehensive campus environment that fosters student learning, performance, and growth.

This new facility consists of a 60,000 SF indoor multi-use field and an additional 40,452 SF two-story space for coaches’ offices and six locker rooms. It includes an 80-yard practice turf field and batting cages that will have dropdown retractable divider nets in four locations that can be used for baseball, softball and golf. This facility will give LEISD a second weight room, which will help with equity when it comes to weight room access. It addition to all outdoor sports, it can be used for any other group, such as fine arts, who needs to practice during inclement or extreme hot/cold weather.

The Lindale High School Multi-Purpose Facility is a 61,182 square foot, clear-span building with an 80 yard synthetic turf field. This facility provides an indoor practice space for various Lindale ISD teams and groups. With a mechanically lowered divider net at the 50-yard line, the area can easily be divided in half to accommodate different groups or activities. Net cages can be lowered from the ceiling to accommodate batting, throwing, or kicking practice and net goalposts can be lowered at each end zone.  The north end and west side feature viewing decks.

The old White Oak ISD Field House was demolished and replaced with a new 10,000 square foot field house. It has three locker rooms, a training room, coach’s offices, and a film room. The west side of the building features a glass wall that serves as a viewing area to the football field and track.

The Lindale ISD High School Stadium received a remodel with a total of 8,500 seats, a new home-side concession stand and a new state-of-the-art press box. The two level press box includes a media room, coach’s rooms and an alumni room. The alumni room is complete with a kitchenette, bar height tables and two levels of viewing area. Additional parking on both the home and visitor sides was also added. The construction of this project was completed in 2019.

This 80-yard synthetic field serves multiple needs of the district. With a mechanically lowered divider net at the 50-yard line, the area can easily be divided in half to accommodate different groups or activities. Net cages can be lowered from the ceiling to accommodate batting, throwing, or kicking practice and net goalposts can be lowered at each end zone.

In addition to field space, this facility has multiple locker rooms including showers and restrooms, a full weight room, coach’s offices, and a film review room. The total square footage of this facility is 55,100.

Renovations to the Tomato Bowl included new LED lighting, grass turf, windows, as well as:

• New restrooms
• New home team dressing room
• New visitor dressing room
• New concession stands
• All new seating for home and visitors
• State-of-the-art press box with a VIP suite
• ADA accessibility throughout the stadium

A bit of history was preserved by leaving the historic red stone walls that surround the stadium untouched, along with the walls of the ticket/concession entry building and the exterior features outside of the stadium were left intact to keep the original look built by the WPA in the late ’30s.

Project Plans and Specs

New Home and Visitor Bleachers, Synthetic Turf Field, Eight Lane Synthetic Track, New Stadium Lighting,Elevator, Press Box and other various site improvements

Project Plans and Specs

Improvements to the Lindale Eagle Stadium included a new 4,376 SF field house, new synthetic turf field & track, new stadium lighting, band bleachers and various site improvements. It also contained separate offices for both home & visitor coaches, a training room, and a dressing room for officials.

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