Miller Stadium

George P. Miller Stadium
Location	11th Street, Indiana, Pennsylvania
Coordinates	40°36′49″N 79°09′44″W / 40.613496°N 79.162266°W / 40.613496; -79.162266Coordinates: 40°36′49″N 79°09′44″W / 40.613496°N 79.162266°W / 40.613496; -79.162266
Owner	Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Capacity	6,500
Surface	Artificial

Frank Cignetti Field at George P. Miller Stadium is a stadium located on the campus of Indiana University of Pennsylvania in Indiana, Pennsylvania. It is the home field for the IUP Crimson Hawks football, field hockey, and track & field teams.

The field surface is artificial turf and the stadium utilizes an Electro-Voice audio system.^[1]

In 2013 the field was named for former football head coach and College Football Hall of Fame member Frank Cignetti, Sr..^[2]

References

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Indiana, Pennsylvania

Buildings	List of buildings Breezedale (1868) John Sutton Hall (1875) Fisher Auditorium (1939) Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex (2010)

Branch Campuses	Monroeville (Graduate and Professional Center) Freeport (Northpointe regional campus) Punxsutawney (Regional campus, Academy of Culinary Arts) Harrisburg (Dixon University Center)

Athletics	Crimson Hawks Football Facilities George P. Miller Stadium Ed Fry Arena S&T Bank Arena Coaches Chuck Klausing Frank Cignetti, Sr. Lou Tepper Joe Lombardi Curt Cignetti

People	Alumni Presidents Robert Wilburn John E. Worthen John Welty Tony Atwater

Media	WIUP-FM The Penn IUP Magazine IUP-TV

Life	Alma mater Campus Greek life Accolades

ACC	Heinz Field (Pittsburgh)

American Athletic	Lincoln Financial Field (Temple)

Big Ten	Beaver Stadium (Penn State)

CAA	Villanova Stadium (Villanova)

Ivy League	Franklin Field (Pennsylvania)

Northeast	Arthur J. Rooney Athletic Field (Duquesne) DeGol Field (Saint Francis) Joe Walton Stadium (Robert Morris)

Patriot	Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium (Bucknell) Fisher Field (Lafayette) Goodman Stadium (Lehigh)

CIAA	Lincoln University Stadium (Lincoln)

PSAC	Hepner–Bailey Field at Adamson Stadium (California) Andre Reed Stadium (Kutztown) Biemesderfer Stadium (Millersville) Eiler–Martin Stadium (East Stroudsburg) John A. Farrell Stadium (West Chester) Gannon University Field (Gannon) George P. Miller Stadium (IUP) Hubert Jack Stadium (Lock Haven) Louis J. Tullio Field (Mercyhurst) Memorial Field (Clarion) N. Kerr Thompson Stadium (Slippery Rock) Offutt Field (Seton Hill) O'Shields–Stevenson Stadium (Cheyney) Robert B. Redman Stadium (Bloomsburg) Seth Grove Stadium (Shippensburg) Sox Harrison Stadium (Edinboro)

Centennial	Biddle Field (Dickinson) Knox Stadium (Juniata) Musselman Stadium (Gettyburg) Patterson Field (Ursinus) Scotty Wood Stadium (Muhlenberg) Sponaugle–Williamson Field (Franklin & Marshall) Steel Field (Moravian) Nicholas A. Lopardo Stadium (Susquehanna)

Middle Atlantic	Arnold Field (Lebanon Valley) David Person Field (Lycoming) James Work Memorial Stadium (Delaware Valley) King's Football Stadium at Robert L. Betzler Fields (King's) Leslie C. Quick Jr. Stadium (Widener) Ralston Field (Wilkes) Shirk Stadium (Albright)

North Coast	Frank B. Fuhrer Field (Allegheny)

Presidents'	Reeves Field (Geneva) Robert E. Thorn Field (Grove City) Chuck Noll Field (Saint Vincent) Alumni Stadium (Thiel) Cameron Stadium (Washington & Jefferson) John F. Wiley Stadium (Waynesburg) Harold Burry Stadium (Westminster)

UAA	Gesling Stadium (Carnegie Mellon)

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