Round Rock High School Dragon Stadium

"The stadium is outdated. Very easy for a few wild kids to drop drinks and other things through the seats onto unsuspecting victims below. We witnessed a drink land on someone and fight break out. Safety for the bands and dancing squad is also a concern as patrons don't respect the boundaries around them. The design at Kelly Reeves and other stadiums are more secure for our children. ."

"I enjoyed the game we played here against the Cedar Ridge Raiders, I like the stadium but they need a jumbotron tbh"

"Went to watch our daughter in the marching band when Harker Heights played the raiders. The stadium was a nice. But, I don't think I'll will be visiting this place. Just the comments we heard being made, made us think this is that kind of town."

"Home of the Fighting fire breathing Dragons! Come see what the buzz is all about. Football, food & fellowship of community! #GoRock"

"As high school stadiums go, Dragon stadium is old and outdated. The parking lot for the home side is hard to maneuver, and is non- existent for the visitor side. If you choose to park on the visitor side, you must park in a church parking lot and pay $5.00. The stadium is small, which poses problems for homecoming games and rivalry games. The field and track have been improved recently and are of good quality. The scoreboard. This antique is probably left from the inaugural Dragon football season in 1898. The sound system consists of two horns on top of the flip card scoreboard. The stadium resides in the middle of old Round Rock and the back of the campus. Coming from the north off FM 620, you have two streets flanking the campus to battle traffic on. Coming from the south, unless you are a local, you wind through neighborhoods and will get turned around. Overall, we despise having to play home and away games at this stadium."