Camp Randall 100
Opened in 1917, Camp Randall Stadium has been home to countless memorable moments in its first 100 years. The project is dedicated to celebrating those memories.
Whether it’s the Camp Randall 100, the interactive timeline, photo galleries, historic videos or fan memories, this is your home for the year-long celebration.
And don’t forget to share your favorite memories of Camp Randall Stadium with #CampRandall100.
Camp Randall 100: Celebrating a century of memories and moments
Exploring Camp Randall Stadium’s history through the stories of 100 influential individuals
By Andy Baggot • May 24, 2017
For much of its long and distinguished life, Camp Randall Stadium has been known as a battleground.
It rose from the soil of a Civil War training site where Union troops were enrolled and wounded Confederate soldiers were detained.
It subsequently housed and vetted U.S. military personnel leading up to World War I and World War II.
It has since become known as the home for Wisconsin football games, where 557 of them have been played since 1917.
But Camp Randall Stadium has hosted more than just conflict and more than just major college football, a reality that will be celebrated during the coming season when the facility turns 100.
The Camp Randall 100
Learn more about each member of the Camp Randall 100 by clicking on the images below. The 100 are listed in order of their announcement date starting with Pat Richter on May 24, 2017.
