Stadium Reviews

The Fishers Fuel are the newest team in the IFL and hope to bring the indoor football game to the Indy market at the Fishers Event Center.

The John Wooden Gymnasium is home to the Martinsville High School Artesians basketball team and home to both sectionals and regionals games.

The Orange Pit is the home of Columbus East High School. It stands out with its orange colors and is not the pits.

There are a lot of great old-school gyms in the state of Indiana and the Eric Clark Athletic Center rightfully takes its place in the state.

The Gainbridge Fieldhouse has made major improvements to the arena in the past several years. Let's find out how well these have worked out.

Assembly Hall has been the home to Indiana University basketball since 1971 and has hosted more than 12 million fans during its history.

The Horlick Cup has been lost in time, but it had an interesting history of teams sending it back to its donator.

The Indy Ignite are a pro volleyball team that calls the Fishers Event Center home on the outskirts of Indianapolis.

Highland High School is home to the Trojans and one of the more interesting basketball gyms in "The Region".

The Fishers Event Center is the brand-new home of the Indy Fuel, located in the northwest suburbs of Indianapolis.

The pre-game festivities, friendly staff, frenzied environment, and location steps from some of the city’s best!

A common mantra of Indiana football fans has been, “we may have lost the game, but we won the tailgate.”

However, the pure joy of watching soccer among a diehard legion of fans is what truly shines at an Indy Eleven game.

Kiesel Field At Key Stadium is the home to UIndy Greyhounds football. A nice little spot for college football in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway is the literal definition of a motorsports mecca in the United States.

The Mudsock Football game is the annual contest between Fishers High and Hamilton Southeastern, packing in close to 10,000 fans.

Little League Regional competition allows all baseball fans the chance to see some remarkable performances by young athletes.

Kokomo Municipal Stadium, the home of the Kokomo Jackrabbits, was built at a price tag of $9 million and features a capacity of 4,000.

The Corndogs management has the right ideas for their ballclub and looks to add a few new features in the future.