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Stadium Reviews


Zanesville Modernizing Gant Stadium with $1.1 Million in Improvements
An almost 90-year-old ballpark is under renovation in Zanesville to add modern touches.

Marc Viquez
Jul 6


Maryland SoccerPlex - Bethesda SC
Bethesda SC brings an outstanding soccer experience to fans in Montgomery County. From the moment you walk into the stadium until after the final whistle, you will find an outstanding atmosphere at affordable prices. These lower division soccer games can be hidden gems if you know where to look, and Bethesda SC shows why that is the case.

Gregory Koch
Jul 6


Stony Brook Field - Brewster Whitecaps
The renovations to Stony Brook Field that have taken place over the past few years have served to both enhance and detract from the game day experience, if that makes sense. New bleachers and new amenities are certainly a plus, but enclosing the field in thick chain link fence has ruined the intimacy this field enjoyed, and has destroyed sight lines from many vantage points from around the facility.

Paul Baker
Jul 5


Kitchener Memorial Auditorium - Kitchener Kodiaks
The fresh identity for the Kitchener Kodiaks has breathed new life into the longtime OJLL franchise. The Kodiaks are hoping to build on their new look to attract a stronger audience and help them climb the standings in a league where success in the Twin Cities has been fleeting.

Dave Cottenie
Jul 5


Ed Harvey Field - Mystic Schooners
Ed Harvey Field is one of those small-town ball fields that make Stadium Journeys so worthwhile. Placing a team in the summer tourist destination of Mystic was a masterstroke by the NECBL. It’s unfortunate that there isn’t a better facility closer to the town’s many attractions for the Schooners.

Paul Baker
Jul 5


Arena Adventures: A Jump Rope Championship
The magnetic pull of a local sports venue is impossible to resist. See how one Stadium Journey writer found a new venue and sport.
Richard Smith
Jul 4


Hermon Brothers Field - Mat-Su Miners
Hermon Brothers Field is one of those quaint, small-town ballparks that make stadium journeys so special. With high-quality baseball being played on the field at a most affordable price, you’ll enjoy your visit to Alaska. And oh, that view!

Paul Baker
Jul 4


Michelin Raceway Road Atlanta - SRO Weekend
SRO America moved its annual June visit from VIR in 2026 to Road Atlanta, a historic circuit just an hour north of Georgia’s capital city. Known for its high speed and high commitment corners, this facility is a favorite among fans and competitors alike.

Chris Green
Jul 3


North Point High School Field - Southern Maryland Senators
A Southern Maryland Senators game at North Point High School is a very basic experience, even by the standards of the Cal Ripken Senior Collegiate Baseball League. it is obvious from the way the staff treat what few fans do show up that they care about the team. However, with not much to work with in terms of facilities, and low turnout so far, their hard work has not yet paid off. We hope it will do so in the future.

Gregory Koch
Jul 2


Mulcahy Stadium - Anchorage Glacier Pilots
Mulcahy Stadium is a quaint old ballpark located in a wonderful destination city. The back story of the Glacier Pilots and Bucs, who cannot exist in their shared ballpark, makes for a unique visiting experience. Throw in the fact that the Alaska League continues to be one of the premier summer college circuits in the nation, and you have found yourself a fantastic Stadium Journey.

Paul Baker
Jul 1


Crutcher Scott Field - Abilene Christian Wildcats
ACU athletics competes at the NCAA Division I level, with its baseball team competing in the Western Athletic Conference. The baseball program, formed in 1955, competed at the NAIA and NCAA Division II levels until being disbanded in 1978. Thanks to fundraising efforts by MLB Hall of Fame pitcher Nolan Ryan, however, the baseball program was reinstated in 1991.
Terry McCutchen
Jul 1


Carlini Field - District Elite FC
If you're a soccer fan in the DC area looking for a chance to watch a soccer game at a great price, a District Elite FC game is worth a visit. It's not the most elaborate or fancy experience you will find at a soccer game, but it's still something a whole family can enjoy in a fan-friendly environment.

Gregory Koch
Jun 30
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