Memorial Stadium

Founded in 1847, Otterbein College is a private, independent, coeducational college that sponsors traditional and continuing education programs for liberal arts and professional education at baccalaureate and master's levels. The college includes more than 140-acre campus that houses a library, museum, learning resource facility, television studio, art galleries, theatres, and sports and recreation centers. Otterbein College also offers bachelor s degrees in fine arts, music education and science. The college provides liberal studies in business administration, leadership, organizational communication and human resources management. It additionally encourages students to take part in a range of athletic activities, including volleyball, football, soccer, golf, cross-country and tennis. Otterbein College is affiliated with United Methodist Church and is located in Westerville, Ohio.

The Columbus Eagles FC museum, located in Westerville, OH, celebrates the rich history and achievements of women's soccer in the region. Featuring memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and historical displays, it offers visitors an engaging glimpse into the team's journey and impact on the sport. Perfect for soccer enthusiasts and families alike, this museum highlights the passion and dedication of the players and fans who have shaped the Eagles' legacy. Generated from this place's information

Memorial Stadium in Westerville, OH underwent a $2.0 million renovation in 2014, thanks to generous donations from the Clements Foundation, Roush Foundation, the O Club, and alumni. The renovation included the installation of a new turf field and track, making Otterbein the first school in Central Ohio to feature the hybrid system. The stadium also features a $3.2 million grandstand with handicap access, state-of-the-art locker rooms, a training room, equipment room, and O Club room, making it the home venue for Otterbein's football, soccer, lacrosse, and track and field teams. The renovation was carried out by three Ohio-based companies: MSA Architects offices in Columbus and Cincinnati, The Motz Group in Cincinnati, and Heiberger Paving in Canal Winchester. The Motz Group installed a state-of-the-art Crossflex HP synthetic surface, while a 13-millimeter Stobitan running track system was also installed. The grandstand, financed through private funds raised by the Clements Foundation and the Otterbein O Club, seats 2,400 and includes a section with 500 stadium chairs, as well as a press box with separate booths for television, radio, media, game operations, and coaches.Generated from the website