Stadium Reviews

While the crowds of 20,000 that used to visit Worcester for baseball games are a distant memory and the glory days of this program are a thing of the past, you can’t ask for more than catching some quality baseball in this charming little park. And the chances of another scoreboard exploding have to be minimal.

When Paul Brown Stadium opened in 2000 it was hailed as one of the NFL’s most forward-looking facilities, a clean, modern bowl that set a new standard for sightlines, circulation and fan amenities.

State Farm Field House at Wide World of Sports features a lot of exposed metal beams in the architecture, and its curved roof amplifies the noise and lighting inside. The overall aesthetic of nearby facilities, including Champion Stadium, are carried over here as well.

Hawk Stadium has improved significantly following recent renovations, although this is a low bar to clear. It is still a pretty basic stadium typical of those in the northeast, but the program, which hit an all-time low point a few years ago, is rising again and has a stadium to go with it.

Whether you’re a die-hard baseball fan or someone who simply appreciates a beautiful place to spend an afternoon, Oracle Park belongs on your list.

By 2030, the city will not only welcome a WNBA expansion team but will also open t.e doors to the New South Philadelphia Arena,

Photo by David Welch, Stadium Journey The Home of the Gamecocks is Getting a Facelift A new era in Gamecocks football and the Williams-Brice Stadium is coming very soon. The new era comes with a massive wave of investment that hopes to turn around USC's fortunes. South Carolina has never been a highly regarded SEC football program. The program has never won a conference title since coming to the SEC. Even recent success has been hard to come by. The team has been moving in an

When you put it all together, attending a Roughnecks game, or any NLL game, is almost guaranteed to be a fun and entertaining experience.

The Texas Christian University baseball team is a member of the Big 12 Conference. The baseball team plays their home games at Charlie and Marie Lupton Baseball Stadium at Williams-Reilly Field located on the TCU campus in Fort Worth, Texas. Lupton Stadium is named for Charlie and Marie Lupton in recognition of a $2 million gift from the Brown-Lupton Foundation, of which Charlie was a founder back in 1944.

City and private stakeholders are quietly advancing plans for a mid-sized, indoor arena adjacent to Lynn Family Stadium in the proposed Butchertown Entertainment District, a development aimed at filling a long-standing gap in Louisville’s venue mix.

The GCU Antelopes should be proud of their achievements, advancing from DII to DI, reaching the NCAA Tournament four times, and most recently being named one of the top 25 programs.