Pop Keeney Stadium

18315 Bothell Way NE
Bothell 98012

Regarded by many as one of the best places in the state to watch a high school football game, Pop Keeney Stadium is home to athletic events hosted by Northshore's high schools, Bothell, Inglemoor, and Woodinville, and junior highs, as well as numerous community activities and youth sporting events.

Seating Capacity: 4,438 (Home 2,900; Visitor 1,538)
On-site Parking: 501 spots
Gate time: Ticket sales/gates open two hours prior to game time.

Driving Directions
From North or South I-405:
  • Take Exit 23 Westbound onto SR 522
  • Follow SR 522 Westbound to Bothell-Everett Highway (SR 527) (2nd stop light)
  • Go Right (North)
  • Turn Left onto NE 188th Street
  • The entrance to Pop Keeney Stadium will be on your left

From Lake City/Bothell Way
  • Follow SR 522 Eastbound to Bothell-Everett Highway (SR 527). Go Left (North)
  • Turn Left onto NE 188th Street
  • The entrance to Pop Keeney Stadium will be on your left

Stadium Time Line

1920

Bothell School Board authorizes removal of old orchard on land adjacent to Bothell-Everett Highway to provide space for the high school football team to practice.

1921

Young Harold "Pop" Keeney (1920 graduate of Bothell High) becomes the high school football coach.

1953

With the opening of the new Bothell High School, the football field is christened Pop Keeney Field, becoming a community facility.

1968

A covered stadium, funded with a voter-issued bond, is completed and becomes the home field for Bothell and Inglemoor High Schools, as well as Woodinville High School when it opened in 1983.

1986

The grass field is replaced with artificial turf, after voters authorize the improvement. The community field is now utilized year-round by a variety of district and community groups.

1989

Pop Keeney Field is rededicated, commemorating nearly 70 years of community use.

2009

Nw state-of-the art scoreboard donated to the district and installed at south end of field.

2010

Renovations to Pop Keeney Stadium completed.

2010

"Wall of Honor" that recognizes outstanding achievements of Northshore alumni, retired staff and volunteers donated to district and installed at stadium.