Ratcliffe Stadium

Opened in 1926

About Ratcliffe Stadium

Ratcliffe Stadium is a College Football stadium in Fresno, California. It opened in 1926. It seats 13,000. Its only tenant was Fresno State Bulldogs (College Football, 1926–1979). It has also been known as Fresno State College Stadium (1926–1940).

Venue Information

Capacity

13,000

Year Opened

1926

Location

Fresno, California 93741

Operator

Fresno City College

Location derived from the venue's coordinates using OpenStreetMap data.

Architect and operator credits from Wikidata.

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Teams

Home seasons at Ratcliffe Stadium by team, 1926–1979. Bars use each team's colors at the time; the table below lists every season.
Team League Years
Fresno State Bulldogs
College Football · 1926–1979
Pacific Coast Athletic Association 1969–1979 · California Collegiate Athletic Association 1953–1968 · Independent 1951–1952 · 1 earlier conference · FBS (Division I-A)
  1. Ratcliffe Stadium 1926–1979
  2. Valley Children’s Stadium 1980–present
College Football 1926–1979

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of Ratcliffe Stadium?

The capacity of Ratcliffe Stadium is 13,000.

When was Ratcliffe Stadium built?

Ratcliffe Stadium opened in 1926.

Who operates Ratcliffe Stadium?

Ratcliffe Stadium is operated by Fresno City College.

Where did the Fresno State Bulldogs play after Ratcliffe Stadium?

After leaving Ratcliffe Stadium in 1979, the Fresno State Bulldogs moved to Valley Children’s Stadium in 1980.

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Historical Names

Ratcliffe Stadium

Unknown - Present

Current

Location

Coordinates: 36.7680, -119.7890
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References

Read more on Wikipedia

Teams on Wikipedia

Capacity and dates on this page are compiled from Wikipedia and Wikidata alongside our own research.

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