Semeru Stadium

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Semeru Stadium
Semeru Stadium
Address Lumajang Regency
Indonesia
Location Lumajang Regency, Indonesia
Coordinates 8°07′02″S113°13′42″E / 8.11722°S 113.22833°E / -8.11722; 113.22833
OwnerGovernment of Lumajang Regency
OperatorGovernment of Lumajang Regency
Capacity 15,000
Surface Grass field
Construction
Renovated2008, 2022
Tenants
Semeru FC
PSIL Lumajang

Semeru Stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in the town of Lumajang, Indonesia. It is currently used mostly for football matches. The stadium has a capacity of 15,000 people After being renovated for the Pekan Olahraha Provinsi/ PORPROV VII (Provincial Sports Week), Semeru Stadium has National Standard . [1] Semeru stadium was formerly named Karya Jaya Stadium. In addition, the stadium is a stadium Lumajang community pride.

Contents

It is the home base of Semeru FC and PSIL Lumajang. [2]

History

Pride of Lumajang stadium, previously being named SEMERU STADIUM DISTRICT OF LUMAJANG, the stadium was named Karya Jaya Lumajang Stadium

On the front page this stadium, there are also several sports fields. Among other things, tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball and soccer field. Every afternoon, many people exercise this stadium page.

In the past, the main door stadium facing east to Jl.Jend.A.Yani. But now, after the stadium was renovated, and Judah change the name, the stadium eventually changed facing westward, to Jl.Gajah MADA. Yag Jl.Jend.A.Yani while facing the back entrance or exit from the stadium. [3]

Location

Gajah Mada Street, Kepuharjo, Lumajang districts, Lumajang Regency, East Java 6731 - 0812-3456-569

Stadium Condition

PartScore
StandB
SeatB+
FacilitiesB+
SurfaceA
DrainaseB
Score BoardA
ConditionB

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References

  1. "Stadion Semeru" (in Indonesian). 20 June 2012. Retrieved 21 January 2016.
  2. "Stadion Semeru" (in Indonesian). Retrieved 21 January 2016.
  3. "Lumajang Kota Pisang: Stadion "Semeru" Lumajang".

Coordinates: 8°07′02″S113°13′42″E / 8.11722°S 113.22833°E / -8.11722; 113.22833