Return of Athletics to Dietz Stadium

Kingston City School District and city officials mark return of athletics to Dietz Stadium. Pre-game ceremony celebrated return of game play by student-athletes.
Kingston City School District and city officials mark return of athletics to Dietz Stadium. Pre-game ceremony celebrated return of game play by student-athletes.

KINGSTON – On October 10, the Kingston community came together to celebrate a memorable evening at the historic Dietz Stadium, a cherished pillar of the Kingston City School District (KCSD)’s rich athletic tradition. The event drew a diverse crowd of local residents, distinguished guests, and enthusiastic supporters, all eager to honor the stadium’s legacy and the spirit of KCSD athletes.

Remarks were made by Mayor Steven Noble, KCSD Superintendent, Dr. Paul J. Padalino, and Kingston High School (KHS) student athlete (insert name). An exchange of a golden football between city officials and the district symbolized the return of its student-athletes to Dietz Stadium following a comprehensive $21.5 million upgrade, and captured a moment that reflected teamwork and dedication.

“Today, we celebrate the past and look forward to an exciting future for our athletes.” said Padalino.

Following the ceremony, the Kingston Tiger Football team rallied in an exciting game versus the Valley Central Vikings. Halftime showcased the talents of the award-winning KHS Tiger Marching Band and recognized teachers from around the district in the annual Teacher Appreciation game.

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