Stadium Reviews

While Pieri Gymnasium may not be much to look at, it boasts a pretty impressive history for such a small facility. As Dean College grows their athletic program, this old barn will be sure to see more history made in the future.

One of the more entertaining Division Three football experiences in New England can be found at UMass Dartmouth. After the game, take a tour of one of the more interesting campuses in the nation. In a region dominated by Gothic architecture, this Brutalist campus in the middle of the southeastern Massachusetts woods certainly stands out.

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!

There’s nothing especially flashy or fancy about Driscoll Rink, and it certainly isn’t convenient for fans of Roger Williams hockey, but that doesn’t matter for Hawk hockey fans, who have been waiting almost three decades for a return to the NCAA. Surely there are more permanent plans on the horizon for the Hawks, so stay tuned…

Jamie L. Roberts Stadium is home to several of the Seahawks' outdoor sports teams. The stadium is actually two fields with a common concourse running in between - one turf and one grass. The Seahawks soccer team plays on the grass field. The stadium is named after Jamie L. Roberts, a multi-sport athlete at St. Mary's who was tragically killed in a collision during a cross-country bike ride to raise money for cancer research.

Elliot Field is another example of a fine facility that may be easily overlooked by fans who ignore the lower levels of college football. While far from the bright lights of big time college football, facilities like this offer quality football at affordable prices.

Although Johns Hopkins is best known for its lacrosse program, it has many other sports teams whose games are worth attending. Babb Field at Stromberg Stadium is a modern ballpark, nicer than many you would see at Division I, and a Hopkins baseball game here is definitely worth the visit.

Baseball at Emory has roots stretching back to the early 1900s, though the program went dormant for a period before returning in 1991.

William R. Bowdoin Field is a straightforward and modest facility, with a single set of aluminum bleachers spanning from dugout to dugout.

Hermance Stadium’s stonework and iron gates feel every bit its nearly 100-year-old self; its design is reminiscent of a European castle.

For basketball and volleyball fans, Feldman arena is a good time that will cost you just a fraction of a big-league ticket price.

The experience at a Catholic University basketball game at the DuFour Center is outstanding. You might mistake it for a small Division I val

The Physical Activities Center at Mary Baldwin University certainly has its charm. It is a small gym for a small school with loyal, passiona

Trustmark Park opened in 2005 and served as the home of MILB’s Mississippi Braves from 2005 thru 2024.

Fans who like their hoops with a side of architecture will certainly enjoy a visit to the UMass Dartmouth campus.

The Rhode Island College Anchormen compete in Division III's Little East Conference. They play at the Murray Center in Providence, RI.

There is a very distinct old-school vibe about Memorial Gymnasium; it feels a bit like walking into the gym from Hoosiers.

Since 1992, the Tigers have called William H. Bell Center their home; the massive facility is home to the university’s athletics department.

Bridgewater College may be Division III, but the experience at an Eagles basketball game is on par with many low-level Division I schools. H

Horgan Arena serves as an adequate, if unspectacular, home for the Amcats.