Stadium Reviews

It sounds cliche to say they pull out all the stops at North Dakota State football games, but at Fargodome they actually do! The fun begins with tailgating outside; if you park on the west side you’ll literally have to walk through a sea of gold and green tents to get to the venue (more on this later). Then, once you get inside, there are lights and festivities galore.

From the playing of "Enter Sandman" before the game even starts, to the moment the referee blows the final whistle, a Virginia Tech soccer game at Thompson Field is an outstanding experience. While it doesn't get anywhere near the attention in the fall that the Tech football team does, Hokie fans and anyone who's passionate about soccer will want to head on down here to check out a game.

Robert W. Plaster Stadium underwent some massive renovations as part of the transition, and now boasts new field turf, enhanced concessions, and upgraded LED lighting. The new lighting is even used as part of the game day atmosphere – the lights are strobed and the stadium darkened at key moments in the game, including before kickoff and at the beginning of the fourth quarter.

The return of the OJHL to Newmarket has been an improvement from the Jr. Canadien days in Toronto. The long-term viability of the franchise is still a wait and see, but there is no reason why the Hurricanes should not be successful. Ray Twinney is a comfortable venue with great sightlines also.

It is nice that Shenandoah field hockey has their own home, as the football stadium was far too spacious for the crowds they drew, and the many different events on the field made scheduling difficult. While they still won't draw large crowds, and this is not an elaborate setting, field hockey fans in the northern Shenandoah Valley will still have a good time taking in a match at Aikens Stadium.

The gameday atmosphere in Lubbock is top notch. The Red Raiders have averaged more than 55.000 fans per game since at least 2015, ranking in the top 30 nationally and consistently playing games at well above 90% capacity. Fans can get loosened up and game ready by visiting one of two tailgating areas.

Stevenson University is located in Owings Mills, Maryland, about a 25 minute drive northwest of Baltimore. Several of the school's athletic teams, known as the Mustangs, play their home games at a complex of fields on Stevenson's East Campus. In addition to soccer, baseball, and softball fields, East Campus features an artificial turf field that is home to the Mustangs' field hockey team. While many Division III hockey teams are forced to share bladed turf fields with other s

Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium is in Fayetteville, Arkansas, on the campus of the University of Arkansas. The stadium is on the west side of campus and has been home to the Arkansas Razorbacks football team since 1938. In that timespan the Hogs have played 336 games and won more than 62 percent of those contests.

Hockey is a staple in the Great White North and Sault Ste. Marie is no different. Taking in the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds at GFL Memorial Gardens is a great experience in a top notch venue. It was good enough for the Great One and it's good enough for you!

Banana 360 will debut at Notre Dame Stadium next year with an innovative two-diamond field set up at the historic football venue.

Chicago loves hockey on any level and the Chicago Steel management has done a great job of creating a professional and fun experience. The pricing is reasonable and it's a great night out of the house in Chicago.

Walter Brown Arena holds a storied place in college hockey’s annals, and is worth a visit by any dedicated hockey fan. While the men’s program may have outgrown this facility, it is great to see this old barn live on as home to the women’s team.