Biloxi High School's athletic facilities sit on a modern 90-acre campus between the Back Bay of Biloxi and Interstate 10, part of a $35 million school complex that opened in 2002 and was recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as one of the best schools in the country in 2006. The athletics footprint includes practice and competition gymnasiums, a football stadium, and baseball and softball stadiums with indoor batting cages. 

The football venue, known as Biloxi Stadium, replaced the Indians' longtime home at Yankie Stadium, where the team had played for 44 years, and opened as a state-of-the-art facility featuring a rubberized turf surface designed to reduce player impact and injury risk. It seats roughly 4,000 home fans and 1,500 visitors, and in addition to football hosts the school's band program and track team practices and competitions. The Indians compete in football, basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, and volleyball, with a rivalry slate against nearby Gulf Coast programs including Ocean Springs, St. Martin, and Harrison Central. 

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