Stadium Reviews

Taking in a Brock Badgers hockey game will give the fans the opportunity to catch a consistently competitive hockey team play in a bright, clean and comfortable setting.  It is worth checking out Niagara Region and Brock University for a bit of Brockey Night in Canada.

All hockey fans should consider making a pilgrimage to see the Toronto Maple Leafs and extend the trip to see the city of Toronto and especially the Hockey Hall of Fame.  Scotiabank Arena remains among the premier venues in the league and MLSE has done a spectacular job keeping the arena relevant for the last two decades and continuing to revamp and upgrade the experience.

While the Tinsley Center is a basic facility, it provides a solid home for the Bridgewater State Bears. Small gyms such as this can be found throughout the country, providing quality competition at an affordable price. Those of you who don’t consider lower levels when watching college sports might want to reconsider. Don’t sleep on Division Three sports!

Mullett Arena offers a great game day college hockey experience for both players and fans.

Although it may be the smallest centre in the OJHL, the Haliburton County Huskies are putting together a big time experience.  S.G. Nesbitt Memorial Arena is one of the cleanest, brightest facilities in the league and fans will have a wonderful time at a Huskies game. 

Mercer is the oldest private institution in the state of Georgia.

This arena is a premier mid-sized sports venue that hosts GCU Antelopes men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams.

Sweeney Field is a nice soccer stadium, but unfortunately is far too big for the crowds the St. Joseph's Hawks draw. There is a lot of potential here, and if fans would show up in larger numbers, this would be an even better place to watch some college soccer.

St. Michael's College men's basketball coach Eric Eaton sits down with our Jon Hart to talk about his program, their upset of D-1 Vermont, and the experience of coaching and recruiting in Division Two.

A visit to Gallaudet football is certainly a unique experience. Whether it’s the ASL announcements and anthem before the game, fans applauding in sign language, or just the unique experience caused by a game with no announcements, music, or any other form of PA, all college football fans regardless of ability will have a good time here. When combined with the unique historical contributions Gallaudet has made to the game of football, it is well worth making the trip to Hotchk

On Thursday, November 6, Rice University announced a new project that is being billed as “transformative” in its objectives. At the top of the list is renovations to historic Rice Stadium.

The Maryland Terrapins compete in Division II of the ACHA, and as there is no ice arena on campus, they play their home games in nearby Laurel, at the Laurel Ice Gardens, a municipal rink that is home to several different amateur teams.