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RECENT RENOVATION Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium underwent a $3.5 million renovation in 2008, including an all-weather playing surface and an eight-lane composite track. |
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Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium |
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Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium is jointly owned by the City of Myrtle Beach and the Horry County School District. The stadium seats 4,500 spectators, 3,500 on the home side and 1,000 on the visitors' side. It features an eight-lane composite track and a Field Turf all-weather playing surface. The stadium is home to the Myrtle Beach High School Seahawks and a growing list of regional and national track and field events. The city and the schools work together to maximize the stadium's use and community benefit. Here are the current stadium rental rates.
For additional rental information, contact Tim Huber at 843-918-2278. Here is a schedule of upcoming 2012 events to be held at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.
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Doug Shaw Memorial
Stadium was re-named for long-time Myrtle Beach High School
football coach Doug Shaw, who died suddenly November 11, 1994,
at age 52. The football stadium was built in 1968 on city-owned
land behind Pepper Geddings Recreation Center and given to the
city, thanks to a $200,000 fund-raising effort. Originally, the
new football field was simply named Memorial Stadium, but on
September 12, 1995, City Council approved a resolution renaming
the facility in Doug Shaw’s honor. He had been Myrtle Beach’s
head football coach for 25 years and an assistant coach the two
previous years. His football teams had a record of 223 wins, 77
losses and two ties. They won four state championships and 16
conference titles and competed in the playoffs 23 of his 25
years. Today, the city and the Horry County School District
jointly own the facility.
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