Touvelle Stadium

Built in 1979, TouVelle Stadium and its surrounding  facilities are home to Bettendorf High School football, baseball, softball, and  track teams and is one of the state's best athletic facilities.  The stadium  seats approximately 6,000 fans and is located in the north section of the high  school campus. 

Since 1981, TouVelle  Stadium has witnessed the football program win seven (7) Class 4A state titles  along with over sixteen (16) other playoff appearances.  As well, the field has  overseen three notable winning streaks:  36 games from 1987-89, 30  games from 1991-93, and 24 games from 2007-2008. The stadium has also  been home to twelve (12) conference championship teams. 

TouVelle  Stadium has  also been the home to many legendary Bulldogs who have played on its  turf:  from noseguard Hap Peterson to running backs Greg Brown and Tavian Banks to wide receiver Colin Sandeman and linebacker Pat Angerer.

 Named in honor after Dr. Alwyn TouVelle, a memorial on the walkway leading into the stadium  describes Dr. TouVelle as a man "...who for 25 years gave unselfishly his  time and energy as team physician for Bettendorf High School.  His devotion to  our school and community has served as an inspiration for all to emulate"  and was dedicated on September 18, 1981.