Located in the beautiful city of Las Cruces, New Mexico, is Aggie Memorial Stadium. This amazing stadium is the home of New Mexico State University’s football, soccer and track and field teams and offers something for everyone. Over the years, numerous significant changes have taken place at the stadium, including the Astroturf playing surface and state-of-the art jumbotron scoreboard installed in the summer of 2017. The stadium has seen great teams through the years such as coach Lou Henson’s 1976 WAC championship squad, who secured their first postseason bowl victory in school history against North Texas in 2016. Today Aggie Memorial Stadium continues to be an important part of life for locals and students alike. Las Cruces is a beautiful area that boasts a variety of activities to keep its visitors entertained, from outdoor adventures to cultural attractions. Spend the day adventuring out with friends and family hiking through the breathtaking Organ Mountains or take time to explore one of the city's galleries and museums showcasing unique works from both local and nationally known artists. Enjoy locally crafted beers at one of its top-rated breweries, as well as visit one of its local wineries for unique blends. Nature lovers shouldn't miss walking around Dripping Springs Natural Area with more than 10 miles of picturesque trails perfect for any skill level, offering stunning views throughout your hike. Spend an evening viewing spectacular sunsets from Mesilla Valley Bosque State Park overlooking downtown Las Cruces before heading out to some delicious street tacos at any of its foodie spots. Aggie Memorial Stadium is a must-visit for anyone looking to catch an exciting game and be part of a passionate crowd. Whether you're an Aggies fan or just in town for the weekend, NMSU's stadium gives you the perfect opportunity to experience the energy and atmosphere of a top-tier sports venue.