Stadium Reviews

On a summer night in the Valley, be sure to check out a Front Royal Cardinals game at Bing Crosby Stadium.

The Gems play in historic QU (Quincy University) Stadium, which they share with the University’s baseball team.

The Woodstock River Bandits have been playing baseball in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley in some form or another since 1897.

CarShield Field doesn’t break the mold in contemporary ballpark design, but it has served the community well.

This is a relaxed, no-frills facility where the focus is on the field.

The Seguin River Monsters are members of the Texas Collegiate League and play at Smokey Joe Williams Field.

As a member of the Firebirds' staff put it, "We have the best beaches on the Cape, we have the hill and we have the history."

It is indisputable that Eagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park is the most modern facility in the Valley League.

the Waynesboro Generals, was founded in 1950 and plays their home games at Union Home Mortgage Park, formerly known as Kate Collins Field.

Moxie Stadium is a gorgeous, historic stadium to watch a game on a summer’s night at a great price.

Located in Virginia’s scenic Shenandoah Valley, the New Market Rebels have been playing baseball on the site of Rebel Park since 1923.

The Winchester Royals play in the Valley Baseball League, a collegiate summer wood bat league based in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley.

Sioux Falls is currently the largest city in the league’s footprint, but the fans just haven’t caught on yet.

Ting Stadium is one of the nicest stadiums in one of the top collegiate summer leagues in the country.

Baseball has a long and storied history in the city of Martinsville, Virginia.

Although Shepherd Stadium is almost 75 years old, you wouldn’t know it from attending a Chili Peppers game here.

When attending a baseball game in Forest City, you can expect a small-town, laid-back atmosphere.

In 2010, the summer collegiate Northwoods League expanded into the small town of Willmar, Minnesota (pronounced Will-me, not Will-marr).

Originally built in 1936, Athletic Park in Wausau, Wisconsin has been housing competitive baseball for over 80 years.

Joe Becker Stadium offers the feeling of small-town baseball at a high level for an affordable price.