Florida Tech Panther Stadium

Florida Tech Panther Stadium
Tenants
Location	101 Pirate Lane, Melbourne, Florida
Owner	School Board of Brevard County
Capacity	4,980
Surface	Turf
Florida Tech (NCAA Division II) Palm Bay High School Pirates

Florida Tech Panther Stadium is an American football stadium located in Melbourne, Florida. The facility serves as the home field for the NCAA Division II Florida Tech Panthers football team representing the Florida Institute of Technology, as well as the home football field for the Palm Bay Magnet High School Pirates football team. Prior to July 2015, the facility was known as Pirate Stadium before Florida Tech purchased naming rights for the stadium.^[1]

References

Florida Institute of Technology

Academics	Florida Institute of Technology Academics

Campus	Former Jensen Beach Campus

Student Life	On-Campus Housing/Residence Life Florida Tech Panthers Football Florida Tech Panther Stadium

Media	WCRR Belletrist FITV WFIT

Motto: "To the stars through science" Based in Melbourne, FL

Florida Tech Panthers football

Venues	Florida Tech Panther Stadium (2013–present)

Seasons	2013 2014 2015 2016

Football stadiums of the Gulf South Conference

McCool Stadium (Delta State) Florida Tech Panther Stadium (Florida Tech) Robinson-Hale Stadium (Mississippi College) Braly Municipal Stadium (North Alabama) Barron Stadium (Shorter) Bazemore–Hyder Stadium (Valdosta State) Tiger Stadium (West Alabama) Blue Wahoos Stadium (West Florida) University Stadium (West Georgia)

ACC	Doak Campbell Stadium (Florida State) Hard Rock Stadium (Miami)

American Athletic	Bright House Networks Stadium (UCF) Raymond James Stadium (South Florida)

Conference USA	FAU Stadium (Florida Atlantic) FIU Stadium (FIU)

SEC	Ben Hill Griffin Stadium (Florida)

MEAC	Municipal Stadium (Bethune–Cookman) Bragg Memorial Stadium (Florida A&M)

Pioneer	D. B. Milne Field (Jacksonville) Spec Martin Stadium (Stetson)

Gulf South	Florida Tech Panther Stadium (Florida Tech) Blue Wahoos Stadium (West Florida)

Independent	Earl Kitchings Stadium (Edward Waters) Legion Field (Webber International)

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