Stadium Reviews

The Scottsburg Warriors play at what many people call The Pressure Cooker in Southern Indiana.

The Tank in Eminence, Indiana, is small-town basketball at its finest. The hometown Eels provided a throwback experience.

The Shields Memorial Gym has not housed a high school game in over 50 years, but it still stands as a beautiful tragedy in Seymour, Indiana.

The Switz City Gym is home to White River Valley High Schook. When opened, the gym was bigger than the town itself.

The Stardome is located in the Switz influence town of Berne, Indiana.

A Fort Wayne Komets hockey game is indeed a marvelous time for everyone who enters the coliseum doors.

The old Crawfordsville Gym provided great memories, but it is still standing strong in Crawfordsville.

Valparaiso University's baseball program has called Emory G. Bauer Field home since the 1970 season.

The Cougar Fieldhouse opened in 1970, for the new Greenfield-Central High School, but hosted a game for the old school before it closed.

Benton Central is off the radar of basket gyms, but it is a sneak good-looking domed-venue for high school hopes in Indiana.

Valpo games are a community effort that is spearheaded by the supporters in the stands and the team plays on the court.

The Spartan Bowl is a sunken gym that offers all the experience one would expect to find at an Indiana high school game.

When the Huntingburg Memorial Gym was dedicated on November 13, 1951, and is one of the state's larger basketball venues.

Bedford North rose to prominence in 1990 when 40,000 fans packed the RCA Dome to watch the state finals. How are things now at the school?

The Munster Fieldhouse might be one of the largest dome venues of its kind not only for high school basketball in Indiana but the world

The Jasper Wildcats returned to their old home court Cabby O'Neill Gym for a throwback game this month, sparking memories.

Photos by Marc Viquez, Stadium Journey Stadium Info FANFARE Score: 3.43 Franklin Community Gym 2600 Cumberland Dr. Franklin, IN...

Nicholson Hall looks like many other buildings of its kind that are home now to high school basketball in the state of Indiana.

The Mastodons play 10 out of its 15 home games at the Memorial Coliseum and the building is no stranger to hoops .