Stadium Reviews

Originally known as CSM Baseball Field, the field was built in 1937 as part of PWA (Public Works Administration) after the Great Depression.

Up until 1995, the Durham Athletic Park was one of the best parks in the minor leagues. It has since been replaced by the newer DBAP.

The Racer baseball program has been in existence since 1924, and has played over .500 baseball within that span.

The Governor’s ‘mansion’ for the baseball program is Raymond C. Hand Park. Built in 1970, it was originally named Governors Park.

Named after the legendary Trojan skipper Rod Dedeaux, Dedeaux Field opened its gates in 1974 in grand fashion.

The Lafayette Leopards compete in the Patriot League. They play their home games at Kamine Stadium.

Since 2013, one of the top baseball programs in the WCC, the San Diego Toreros, have called Fowler Park and Cunningham Field their home.

Drayton and Elizabeth McLane donated $4 million to construct McLane Stadium's current seating, which was ready for the 2009 season.

Matador Field, built in 1961 has had six major renovations, most recent of which was a new backstop in 2008.

Set in an urban neighborhood, it is worth checking out the venue on a warmer Colorado winter/spring day from February to early May.

The Cincinnati Bearcats compete in The American Conference. They play their home games at UC Baseball Stadium in Cincinnati, OH.

Don’t overlook the hidden masterpiece of serenity that is Eddy D. Field Stadium.

Saint Peter’s baseball field is part of the Joseph J. Jaroschak Field “complex”, in the southwest corner of Lincoln Park in Jersey City NJ

The Coastal Carolina baseball program has been very successful over the years, taking part in 10 NCAA Regionals and 2 NCAA Super Regionals.

Pete Beiden Field opened in 1966 as Varsity Park, but that name was changed in 1972 to honor the recently retired legendary coach.

The ULM Warhawk baseball experience at Warhawk Field provides a nice atmosphere in a traditional small college baseball environment.

They share the facility with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks minor league team of the independent American Association.

The cost of attending a Southern Jags game at Lee-Hines Field is very affordable. General admission is $5 for adults.

R.W.E. Jones Park provides Tiger baseball fans with a modern facility equipped with shaded seating areas thanks to overhead awnings.

Duffy Bass Field had the honor of hosting the Missouri Valley Conference Baseball Tournament for the first time in its history in 2013..