Tomahawk Stadium

After 27 years without a stadium, the Rutherford County School Board granted the funds to build Tomahawk Stadium - Warrior Field in 1999. Construction was completed in October 2000 and the first game was played on October 20th. The Warriors finally had a place to call home. Prior to the building of Tomahawk Stadium the Warriors played all their home games at Middle Tennessee State's Horace Jones Field. Below is information about Tomahawk Stadium and a list of firsts that took place in the months following it's opening.

Stadium Name	Tomahawk Stadium
Capacity	5,000 Seats, General admission
Field Name	Warrior Field
Field Surface	Natural Bermuda Grass
Press Box	5 rooms sectioned off with a 3 seat home coaches box, 3 seat visitor coaches box, 3 seat home radio box, 3 seat visitor radio box, and a 5 seat scorers box.
Video	An open air video platform is located on the roof of the press box. Electrical outlets are available.
First Game	October 20, 2000 LaVergne High School
First Regular Season Win	October 20, 2000 Riverdale 35 - LaVergne 3
First Play-off Win	November 3, 2000 Riverdale 28 - Dickson County 7
Consecutive home wins:	23, beginning October 23, 2000, with a 35-3 win against LaVergne and ending on September 12, 2003 with a 26-21 loss to Lincoln county
Consecutive home losses:	2, beginning September 12, 2003 with a 26-21 loss against Lincoln County and ending on October 3, 2003 with a 56-0 win against Siegel.
First Loss	September 12, 2003 Riverdale 21 - Lincoln County 26
First Rushing Touchdown	October 20, 2000 Ralph King - 66 Yards vs Lavergne
First Passing Touchdown	November 3, 2000 Stephen Britton to Ted Montgomery - 11 Yards vs Hunters Lane
First Extra Point	October 20, 2000 Brian Campbell vs LaVergne
First Field Goal	November 16, 2001 Brian Campbell - 32 Yards vs Oakland