Jumbotron - the new “Reservation” has two scoreboards with one having instant replay capabilities. Pictured above is the “Jumbotron” measuring 18 by 15 feet. The cost of the two scoreboards totaled over $600,000 and was raised by the Football Booster Club from various sponsors.

A new 8,500 seat football stadium was built to complement Gaffney High School and has replaced an aging community favorite with improved facilities that reflect past football traditions.  The facility takes advantage of the natural bowl topography on the site, creating a 8.5 million dollar stadium with amenities such as press boxes, outdoor patio areas, booster boxes, on field band seating, and a team meeting room that overlooks the playing field from the north endzone.  Team locker rooms are located in the south endzone for both the Indians and the visiting team. The beloved tradition of running from locker room to the field through an entry tunnel was redirected but remains a symbolic element of the new stadium. The two-story brick and block press boxes blend contextually with the conservative Southern architecture of the existing school.  Click here for arial shots of the new stadium taken by Don Spencer.

NFL Wide Reciever Sidney Rice goes up for a dunk against North Augusta in a heated playoff match. ( Gaffney would win this game 94-83 and would go on to repeat as State Champions)

Gaffney Indians basketball games are played in the on campus gymnasium. The gym has upper and lower seating on both sides of the floor separated by a balcony that allows spectators to enter and exit the gym easily. With a seating capacity of over 2,000 fans it has become known as a very difficult place to play for visiting teams.  Because of the rowdy and intimidating student section, it is most commonly referred to as “Hellz Kitchen”. 

Located a little more than a mile north of the main campus on Twin Lakes Road, Commissioner Field is the site of Gaffney Indians Baseball and American Legion Post 109 Baseball team.

Located adjacent to Commissioner Field, Wayne Fuller Field is the home of the Gaffney Indians Softball team.