BEXLEYBOOSTERS

The record

Where the Money Goes

Every dollar the Boosters raise goes back into Bexley athletics. This page is the running record - what an ordinary year funds, averaged across 2019–20 through 2025–26, and the projects that money has built.

Average annual support

$83,170

Year after year

Most of what the Boosters fund isn't a building.

It's the season itself, the banners, the entry fees, the timing clock, the scholarship at the end of it. This is what an ordinary year looks like.

  • Athletic department & team support

    $47,000

    the season itself, every sport

  • Coaches' apparel

    $9,600

    supporting our coaches every year

  • Scholarships

    $7,600

    graduating Lions, every spring

  • Senior banners

    $6,500

    every senior, every sport

  • Travel & experiences

    $5,300

    spring trips and tournaments

  • Meet timing

    $4,700

    HS & MS track relays

  • Small team requests

    $1,900

    MS football, soccer, golf, bowling

  • Championship & state banners

    $570

    state-bound and champions

Where an average year goes

  • 64%Teams & seasons$53,600
  • 16%Scholarships & travel$12,900
  • 12%Coaches$9,600
  • 8%Recognition$7,070

Average per year

$83,170

Major projects, last 10 years

$361,477

Last 10 years

$1,193,177

Major projects

The things we built

Big facility projects are paid off over several seasons. Each card shows the Booster share. These are the largest; they aren't the whole list.

  • Aerial view of the Bexley stadium with its replaced green turf field, BEXLEY lettering in both end zones and the blue track around it

    Sports field turf replacement

    $100,000

    Replacement of the stadium field surface - the main turf used by football, soccer, lacrosse and track events, and by middle school teams and community groups.

  • The Bexley soccer team lined up on a synthetic turf field

    Softball & multi-use turf field

    $90,000

    A full synthetic playing surface for softball, built by SprinTurf and shared with other programs - usable in early spring and after rain, when the old grass field wasn't.

  • State champions signage bearing the Schiff name along the fence at the rebuilt Bexley tennis courts

    Schiff Family Tennis Complex

    $60,000

    A complete rebuild of the high school courts - new surfaces, nets, fencing and entry signage - reopened as the Schiff Family Tennis Complex in fall 2021.

  • The resurfaced Bexley blue running track curving past the stadium scoreboard at dusk

    Blue track

    $40,000

    Resurfacing of the stadium running track in Bexley blue, used by high school and middle school teams and by community groups year-round.

  • The full-width Lions Lobby display case beneath the Gene Millard Gymnasium sign, holding the taxidermied lion, trophies and championship plaques

    Lions Lobby & trophy cases

    $30,378

    Improvements to the Lions Lobby and a full-width display case for the school's trophies, championship plaques and team history - the first thing visitors see.

  • A Bexley volleyball player serving inside the gymnasium

    Gene Millard Gym scoring

    $21,099

    Two Daktronics scoreboards for basketball, volleyball and wrestling with player-stat displays.

This record accumulates. A social post about a new field is gone in a day - this page is where every project the Boosters fund stays visible, year after year.

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