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About Crusader Stadium

Crusader Stadium is the on-campus football home of the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor in Belton, Texas. Opened in 2013, the venue is designed to host the Cru’s competitive games and features a capacity that accommodates die-hard fans and families alike. The football field is named Fredenburg Field (renamed in 2022), while the stadium itself remains a core part of UMHB’s athletic complex. This page covers seating, parking, transit options, and nearby hotels and dining, with practical tips to secure your seats and make the most of your visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 905 University Drive, Belton, TX 76513.
  • Venue type: on-campus college football stadium (UMHB Cru) opened in 2013.
  • Capacity: seating 7,671; fast-facts list 9,118 capacity (includes end-zone berms).
  • Seating chart: Home Side Bleachers ~5,400; Student Union side ~2,200; end-zone berms up to ~1,500.
  • Parking: parking in the Cru Sports Plex lot in front of the Andersen & Cummins Field Houses.
  • Transit: limited public transit; CARTS Now (regional) and Belton microtransit (The HOP) have operated in the area; basics available via CARTS and local transit pages.
  • Nearby hotels: UMHB lodging guide lists Hilton Garden Inn Temple, Residence Inn Temple, Holiday Inn Temple-Belton, Holiday Inn Express Salado-Belton, La Quinta Inn Belton, Courtyard by Marriott Killeen, among others.
  • Notable events: opened Sept 21, 2013 vs Wesley College with a large on-campus crowd; designed by Populous; hosted UMHB’s national-champion era (2018 DIII title); the football field was renamed Fredenburg Field in 2022.
  • Renamed/demolished: Crusader Stadium remains active; the football field is named Fredenburg Field, not the stadium itself.