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Alumni Stadium (Notre Dame) - Quiz
Contributed by: Goldsmith
  • 1. What sport is Alumni Stadium primarily used for?
A) Soccer
B) Baseball
C) Lacrosse
D) Football
  • 2. Where is Alumni Stadium located?
A) University of Notre Dame
B) Purdue University
C) University of Indiana
D) Ohio State University
  • 3. What type of playing surface does Alumni Stadium use?
A) Clay
B) Artificial turf
C) Concrete
D) Natural grass
  • 4. How many permanent seats does Alumni Stadium have?
A) 3,007
B) 2,500
C) 5,000
D) 4,000
  • 5. When was the construction of Alumni Stadium completed?
A) September 2, 2011
B) September 1, 2009
C) April 26, 2008
D) September 4, 2009
  • 6. When was Alumni Stadium first used?
A) April 26, 2008
B) September 2, 2011
C) September 4, 2009
D) September 1, 2009
  • 7. Which teams serve as the current tenants of Alumni Stadium?
A) Notre Dame Fighting Irish men's & women's soccer teams
B) Notre Dame football team
C) Notre Dame track and field teams
D) Notre Dame basketball team
  • 8. How is the capacity of Alumni Stadium increased?
A) Via a grass berm
B) Standing room only sections
C) Balcony seating
D) Temporary bleachers
  • 9. Where is the grass berm located in the stadium?
A) East end
B) South side
C) North side
D) West end
  • 10. What was the largest crowd recorded at Alumni Stadium?
A) 2,500
B) 3,511
C) 4,000
D) 3,007
  • 11. Which opponent did the women's team play during the stadium's largest crowd event?
A) North Carolina
B) Tulsa
C) Duke
D) Wake Forest
  • 12. When did the largest crowd event take place at Alumni Stadium?
A) September 2, 2011
B) September 4, 2009
C) April 26, 2008
D) September 1, 2009
  • 13. Which teams played in the first games held at Alumni Stadium?
A) North Carolina and Wake Forest
B) Tulsa and Duke
C) North Carolina and Notre Dame
D) Notre Dame and Tulsa
  • 14. Does Alumni Stadium host NCAA tournament games?
A) Yes
B) Only for women's soccer
C) No
D) Only for men's soccer
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