[PHSForever]

I don't believe you have to worry about the kicking game. Although the eagles don't have a bad kicker. He does a ok job. He's just not a kicker you can compare him to with the PANTHER kicker. He's average.
As for the field at Fairview. It is a grass field. They do practice on it. And I don't know what kind of shape it's it right now in this late season. It does have a good slope on it. But the rains here the past few days have been steady and lots of it. Hopefully by friday it will be dry. As for the seating. They put in some new bleachers on one side. I don't know how many. But it's my understanding those new ones are now the home side. The now visitors side will set in my est. about 500 or so. It's also no Panther stadium. Years ago the set of bleachers had to be taken out for safety reasons. They have also added a new press box. I personnaly feel the field will be fine. But bring a extra pair of shoes. Because if you don't get to the game early. You will have to park in a field below the stadium. Can be a little wet going through all the tall grass.
Also if you want to eat before the game. In Ashland a couple miles down the road is Cheddars, Texas Roadhouse, Applebees, Penn Station, Moe's, Giovannis pizza and all the major fastfood chains. You will also pass the Ashland town center mall.
If you want to see something really nice in our area. Look up Kings Daughters hospital on your GPS. It's on your way in to Westwood/Ashland. The city park beside it has more then 800,000 lights up for christmas. The family and kids will love it. All kinds of set ups. You can walk or drive around it. The park is 1.2 miles long. Really nice. Anyone can pm me or others for directions there.
Get here early and enjoy. Be safe guys.

Thanks very much! While I am very familiar with the Ashland area (had family that went to Boyd Co. HS), never been to Fairview, surprisingly. As many games as I've attended over the years, shocking, really. I've been in every stadium/field on the Eastern side of the state, I'm pretty sure, and most of the one's in Central Ky.