Facilities
Bubber Adams Baseball Complex and Bobby Hendley Field
Coach Adams was Stratford's baseball coach for 33 years. During his time with the Eagle baseball team, he had a 543-158 record with nine state championships and was state runner-up four times. He was also selected by his peers as GISA Coach of the Year seven times. Thirty-six of his players received college scholarships while six players were drafted by major league organizations. Coach Adams continues to serve Stratford as Director of Alumni Affairs. Upon his retirement as Stratford baseball coach in 2001, the Stratford baseball complex was named in his honor.
Coach Bobby Hendley was Coach Adams' assistant from 1983-2001. He spent time in the Major Leagues with Milwaukee, San Francisco and Chicago. Hendley is probably best known for his pitching dual with Hall of Famer Sandy Koufax in a 1965 game in which Hendley threw a one-hitter and Koufax threw a no-hitter.
Basketball Gym
Gym Set Up For Wrestling Match
Dr. John Paul Jones Fieldhouse and Football Field
Originally built in September 1986, the Stratford Football Fieldhouse was dedicated to Dr. John Paul Jones in October of 2006 after extensive remodeling and expansions. Dr. Jones served as a founding board member and chairman of the board. Friends and families of Dr. Jones, Tommy Robinson, Rodney Collins, and Dr. Hugh F. Smisson donated money to build the the Tommy Robinson Weight room, the Rodney Collins Office Area, and The Smisson Room (multi-purpose). Mr. and Mrs Charlie Cantrell and Dr. Kim Johnston donated money in honor of their children to build Cantrell-Johnston Varsity Locker Room.
Tommy Robinson Weight Room
To honor the hard work and effort of so many, the newly remodeled field house had a dedication ceremony on October 19, 2006. The ribbon cutting ceremony included several key speakers that contributed to the monumental project. Pictured below, the Tommy Robinson Weight Room honors a man who struggled against the harshest side of life at the young age of just fourteen.
Soccer Complex
Through the hard work and generosity of parents and alumni, the Stratford Academy Soccer Complex was inaugurated on September 3, 1994. The complex is complete with two beautiful regulation soccer fields. The game field is lighted and boasts permanent stadium seating and includes an immaculate grass surface. The Stratford Academy Soccer Fieldhouse officially opened October 18, 2001. The building includes two locker rooms, a press box, and a coaches office/meeting room.
 | Left is the Spencer Frank Hays sign commemorating the dedication of the game field to Spencer Frank Hays. |
Maurice S. Barnett Golf Complex
The Maurice S. Barnett Golf Complex was dedicated Thursday, May 10, 2007. The Complex was made possible by generous donations from the Barnett, Gibbons and Childs families as well as friends of Maurice Barnett. The complex, the only high school golf facility of its kind in Georgia, includes a golf pavilion, putting green, tee box, and target green. Maurice('71), his wife Nelle ('73) and sons Madison and Matthews ('06) all graduated from Stratford.
Softball Field 
Stratford Tennis Complex
Dedicated on February 24, 2011, the Jaime Kaplan Tennis Center is one of the finest tennis complexes in the state. With eight Stratford blue courts and lighting funded by the USTA, it is the ideal location for the boys' and girls' tennis teams to add to the legacy of the school's 80 state championship titles. The Lisa Fernandez Schlottman Field House contains two team dressing rooms, public restrooms, a concessions area and office space. Ample parking is available adjacent to the courts.
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