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Bo Pitts Field

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Full name	Bo Pitts Field at Erk Russell Athletic Park
Former names	Eagle Field (2005–2024)
Address	1226 Malecki Dr Statesboro, GA United States
Coordinates	32°24′45″N81°47′13″W / 32.412566°N 81.787082°W /32.412566; -81.787082
Owner	Georgia Southern University
Operator	Georgia South. Univ. Athletics
Capacity	500[1]
Record attendance	3,519 (March 29, 2019Tormenta FC vs.Greenville Triumph SC)
Current use	Soccer Track and field
Construction
Opened	2005; 21 years ago (2005)
Renovated	2012
Tenants
Georgia Southern Eagles (NCAA) teams: men's and women's soccer (2005–present) Tormenta FC (USL1) (2015–2022)
Website
gseagles.com/eagle-field

Bo Pitts Field at Erk Russell Athletic Park (formerly,Eagle Field) is a 500+ seat on campussoccer/track and fieldstadium inStatesboro, Georgia, United States. It is home to theGeorgia Southern Eaglesmen's and women's soccer teams as well ascross country andtrack and field events. It is located in Erk Russell Athletic Park which is shared withAmerican football venueAllen E. Paulson Stadium as well as other football buildings.

The stadium was completed in 2005.^[2] On October 10, 2012, the first ever night soccer game was played at Eagle Field with newly installed lights withGeorgia Southern playingElon.^[3]

The stadium hosted the2018 Sun Belt Conference Men's Soccer Tournament. The stadium has also served as the host institution for theSouthern Conference Outdoor Track & Field Championships three times, most recently in 2013.

USL League One teamTormenta FC play at Eagle Field. In 2021, the team plans to move to a 5,300 seatersoccer-specific stadium in Statesboro, which is currently under construction.^[4][5]

In 2024, the stadium was named after Charles "Bo" Pitts, a notable soccer player for Georgia.^[6]

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