SUMMER HOME OF THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HISTORY STAFF RECORDS REVIEW OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS INTRO Page 14 THIS IS GRIFFON FOOTBALL In 2010, the Kansas City Chiefs moved their summer training camp to Missouri Western. The Chiefs train at MWSU from late July to mid-August each season. The initial agreement is five years in length with an option to renew for another five years. For the majority of the Chiefs practices, they utilize the two bermuda grass practice fields located to the north of the Griffon Indoor Sports Complex. They have conducted practices during camp on the Spratt Stadium game field. Over the first four years, an average of just over 1,800 fans per day attended training camp practices with in-stadium practices averaging over 6,000 fans. A Spratt Stadium record, 10,720, attended Family Fun Day in 2010, a day in which the Chiefs conducted an intrasquad scrimmage and full team autograph session. The camp has brought MWSU tremendous national attention via the many local, regional and national affiliates that cover the Chiefs. National pundits who have attended Chiefs camp at MWSU include Sports Illustrated’s Peter King, ESPN’s Chris Mortensen and numerous personalities from NFL Network.
Missouri Western Football Media Guide 2013
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