Brothers Fund and Build Scoreboard for Louisiana Alma Mater
Two brothers in Jena, Louisiana, built a 16-by-28-foot scoreboard for their alma mater, Guy Campbell Memorial Stadium, funding the project themselves and handling the engineering and installation.
Alexandria, LA, September 25, 2026 —
Two brothers from Jena, Louisiana, have taken it upon themselves to enhance their alma mater, Guy Campbell Memorial Stadium, by constructing a new scoreboard. The project, which features a 16-by-28-foot display, was entirely self-funded by the siblings. They also managed all aspects of the engineering and installation process.
The initiative highlights a commitment from local alumni to support community sports facilities. By taking on the project themselves, the brothers ensured the scoreboard met specific requirements while also providing a tangible contribution to the stadium. The exact timeline for the project’s completion and when the scoreboard was first put into use was not provided. Information regarding the specific engineering challenges encountered or the total cost of the project was also not detailed.
The brothers’ personal investment in the Guy Campbell Memorial Stadium project underscores a growing trend of community-driven improvements in educational and athletic facilities. This effort involved not only financial backing but also the personal time and expertise required for design, engineering, and on-site assembly. Further details on the technical specifications of the scoreboard or the specific brothers involved were not immediately available.
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