Weston Field

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Weston Field is a stadium in Williamstown, Massachusetts. It is primarily used for American football, and is the home field of the Williams College. The stadium holds 10,000 people and opened in 1875.

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College football venues in Massachusetts

Division I
FBS

ACC	Alumni Stadium (Boston College)

Division I
FCS

CAA	Parsons Field (Northeastern) • Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium (UMass)

Ivy League	Harvard Stadium (Harvard)

Patriot	Fitton Field (Holy Cross)

Division II

Northeast Ten

Bentley Athletic Field (Bentley) • John Homer Miller Field (American International) • Multi-Sport Stadium (Assumption) • W.B. Mason Stadium (Stonehill) • Warrior Field (Merrimack)

Division III

Empire 8	Benedum Field (Springfield)

Liberty	Alumni Field (WPI)

NEFC	Alumni Field (Westfield State) • Cressy Field (Massachusetts-Dartmouth) • Ellis Field (Massachusetts Maritime) • Endicott Stadium (Endicott) • Golden Bear Stadium (Western New England) • John Coughlin Memorial Field (Worcester State) • Maple Street Field (Framingham State) • Robert Elliot Field (Fitchburg State) • Steinbrenner Stadium (MIT) • Swenson Field (Bridgewater State) • Vendetti Field (Nichols) • Walter M. Katz Field (Curry)

NESCAC	Pratt Field (Amherst) • Weston Field (Williams) • Zimman Field (Tufts)

Independent	Alumni Field (Becker) • Athletic Stadium (Mount Ida)

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