Stadium Reviews

The Celebration Bowl is right around the corner, which means it’s time for Stadium Journey to release its stadium experience ratings

Lincoln University is the United States' first degree-granting HBCU.

Shippensburg plays at a good level of basketball and the opponents of the PSAC offer some skilled opponents.

The St. Thomas Stars are a solid franchise in the Junior B level GOHL.  St. Thomas has shown the love for their hometown hero, Hockey Hall of Famer, Joe Thornton.  The Joe Thornton Community Centre is a solid Junior B facility that offers good sightlines and comfort and taking in a Stars game has tremendous value for the sporting dollar.

Delaware City FC are a team in Major Arena Soccer League 3 (MASL3).

New Hampshire is one of those northeast schools where hockey is king and hoops are an afterthought. The quaint, old-timey nature of Lundholm Gymnasium reflects the university’s attitude towards basketball. Stepping into Lundholm is almost like stepping back in time. If you like your hoops presented simply, you’ll love visiting UNH.

The newest member of the QMJHL has hockey fans talking.  There are high hopes for the return of hockey to Newfoundland and the results are being seen at the turnstile.  Hopefully the Newfoundland Regiment have a long and successful reign at Mary Brown’s Centre in spite of the travel challenges it brings the league.  Hockey on the Rock is a necessity and Junior Hockey is the perfect fit.

Rock Chalk Park as a soccer stadium is a one of a kind experience for soccer and Kansas sports.

In southern Alabama, the name Troy carries a different kind of battle. Each fall, Troy University takes the field with the same pride and determination that defined the legendary city.

The University of St. Thomas is a Catholic liberal arts college located in St. Paul, MN. It was founded in 1885 and has a student body of 11,000.

Lee Amphitheater has to make the bucket list for all sports fans.

It’s a new era for hockey on the Gulf Coast. The Sea Wolves have sailed off, and from the warm waters of the Gulf has emerged something new – the Biloxi Breakers, the newest franchise in the FPHL.