In May, Ambridge Area School District had the football field turf replaced at Moe Rubenstein Stadium. The turf was originally laid down in 2004. Credit: Ambridge Bridgers Instagram
In May, Ambridge Area School District had the football field turf replaced at Moe Rubenstein Stadium. The turf was originally laid down in 2004.
image credit: Ambridge Bridgers Instagram YOUTH AT FOOTBALL GAMES
Starting Friday, Oct. 6 at students under the age of 12 will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or other responsible adults to enter the home football games. Students under the age of 12 will not be permitted to enter the stadium. All students are also to sit in the student section or with guardian the entire football game.
Homecoming is this Friday, activities start at 6:30 pm
PUBLIC USE
The district released on their website that the use of the track around the field is closed during school hours and when the field is being used for games, practices, events or competitions.
"These restrictions are in place for the safety and protection of our students as well as any public using the facility” was noted on the site. "The public is welcome to walk the sidewalks outside the stadium and in front of the High School during non-school hours. "
The district will add and distance markers to the lit areas around the loop as a courtesy to the public. "We hope this will provide a good alternative for the public when the stadium track is unavailable."
Starting Friday, Oct. 6 at students under the age of 12 will need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian, or other responsible adults to enter the home football games. Students under the age of 12 will not be permitted to enter the stadium. All students are also to sit in the student section or with guardian the entire football game.
Homecoming is this Friday, activities start at 6:30 pm
PUBLIC USE
The district released on their website that the use of the track around the field is closed during school hours and when the field is being used for games, practices, events or competitions.
"These restrictions are in place for the safety and protection of our students as well as any public using the facility” was noted on the site. "The public is welcome to walk the sidewalks outside the stadium and in front of the High School during non-school hours. "
The district will add and distance markers to the lit areas around the loop as a courtesy to the public. "We hope this will provide a good alternative for the public when the stadium track is unavailable."
In May, Ambridge Area School District had the football field turf replaced at Moe Rubenstein Stadium. The turf was originally laid down in 2004. Image Credit Alan Freed Photography/ AMbridge Connection
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