The Army West Point Athletics Association (AWPAA) announced initial plans for the launch of the Michie Stadium Preservation Project last week. The West Point Association of Graduates (WPAOG) and AWPAA are working to raise $95 million in support of the Academy’s vision to reconstruct the East Stands.

“We could not be more thrilled to officially announce the launch of this historic project,” Director of Athletics Mike Buddie said. “The game day experience provided at Michie Stadium is already world-renowned and these efforts will put our facility on the precipice of being one of the finest that college athletics has to offer. At this juncture, we are asking for the continued tremendous support of AWPAA by the West Point community and beyond. The investments made by our generous supporters will help ensure that we are able to provide continued top-notch opportunities for cadet-athletes, the Corps and fans alike.” Built in 1924, Michie Stadium has become a West Point icon and serves as the gateway to the Academy for many Americans. Whether seen on a nationally televised game or experienced in-person, Michie Stadium is an established avenue for visitors to engage with, learn about and immerse themselves in West Point culture.

The project will introduce all-new premium areas for Michie Stadium guests with the addition of suite, loge, ledge, and club-level seating.