Piscataway – after a year delay – set to open brand-new Ciardi Stadium

The new Dominic Ciardi stadium at Piscataway High School is ready to go.

Actually, it’s been ready for over a year, but this will be the first year the Chiefs get to play in the new facility, as the district opted out of the fall sports season last year due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.

The new stadium is larger and ADA compliant, with a brand-new press box.

Harmer says the district has been seeking suggestions for a new name on the stadium.

Central Jersey Sports Radio will broadcast the first football game played in the new stadium as the Chiefs take on Phillipsburg in Week One on the Big Central Game of the Week Driven by 1-800-Autoland.

Click below to hear Central Jersey Sports Radio’s Mike Pavlichko talk with Piscataway Athletic Director Rob Harmer about the new football stadium.

Click below to see a photo gallery of the new football stadium at Piscataway High School.

View of the new Dominic Ciardi Stadium in Piscataway, with two ADA-compliant ramps near midfield, and the new press box at the top.
A closer look at the new Dominic Ciardi Stadium from the track.
A look at Piscataway’s football field from just outside the press box at the new Ciardi Stadium
Great seats! View from the 50-yard line inside the main press box at Dominic Ciardi Stadium in Piscataway, with the new visitors’ bleachers across the field.
A look inside one of the coaches’/auxiliary media boxes at the new Ciardi Stadium, including an angled window on the side so as to improve sightlines.
Close-up view of the new press box at Dominic Ciardi Stadium, with coaches’/auxiliary media boxes on either side. The frame for a covered roof platform has been erected, but doesn’t appear to be complete yet.
View of the brand-new visitors’ bleachers at Dominic Ciardi Stadium in Piscataway, from the concourse level of the home bleachers.
Long shot of the new home bleachers at Dominic Ciardi Stadium in Piscataway.