Menasha Awaits T-Mobile Contest Decision for Stadium Rebuild
Menasha, Wisconsin, is anticipating the announcement of the winner of T-Mobile's $1 million high school stadium contest, with the funds intended for rebuilding Nathan Calder Stadium, which sustained tornado damage.
Green Bay Appleton, WI, November 9, 2026 — Menasha, Wisconsin, is currently awaiting the outcome of T-Mobile’s annual high school stadium contest. The city is among those anticipating the announcement of the winner, who will receive a $1 million prize. These funds are earmarked for the rebuilding of Nathan Calder Stadium.
The stadium in Menasha sustained significant damage from a tornado, necessitating extensive repairs or a complete rebuild. The T-Mobile contest offers a substantial financial contribution that could be pivotal in restoring the damaged facility for student athletes and the community.
Details regarding the specific timeline for the contest winner announcement were not provided in the available information. Similarly, the exact extent of the tornado damage to Nathan Calder Stadium and the projected costs beyond the $1 million prize amount were not detailed.
Nathan Calder Stadium serves as a key venue for local high school sports in Menasha. The potential award from T-Mobile represents a significant opportunity for the community to undertake the necessary reconstruction efforts following the destructive weather event.
The nature of the contest involves public engagement, though specific details about how Menasha was nominated or its standing in the competition were not disclosed. T-Mobile’s initiative aims to support communities by investing in high school athletic facilities across the country.
Residents and school officials in Menasha are reportedly hopeful for a favorable outcome that would facilitate the stadium’s recovery and continued use.
Story summarized from the original created by WBAY news staff on www.wbay.com, see more information here.
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