Stadium Reviews

The National Alliance of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) was founded in 1940, in part as an alternative to the NCAA and focusing on smaller schools (many of which are private and/or faith-based institutions). Since 1956, the NAIA has held playoffs and a National Championship game for their participating football schools.

Huntington University’s Glen Park in Huntington, Indiana might be the best ballpark you've ever heard of in the state.

Wesley Barrow Stadium is a beautiful and imposing structure built from steel, granite, and cinderblock that still retains its original look.

Life men’s basketball wasted no time leaving their mark on the NAIA, winning the men’s 1996 National Championship in just their fifth year.

Now members of the Red River Athletic Conference, the Saints are still relatively in their infancy as a basketball program.

One of the mega-palaces of high school football in North Texas, Crowley Stadium offers a unique home field for a school the size of Tex Wes.

Attending a game at Knights Football Field is very inexpensive considering the cheap tickets, low cost concessions, and no cost for parking.

Builders Field is a nice facility with hedges bordering the field on each side, with plenty of Builders signage and shipbuilding artifacts.

The Crusaders play on campus at Milton Wheeler Field, which opened in 2006, replacing a smaller field located on the property.

Nicknamed the Crusaders, the small school currently competes in the Southern State Athletic Conference of NAIA.

Taylor U ball club plays at Winterholter Field which has seen a beautiful transformation since the installation of artificial turf in 2012.

Warrior Baseball Field is the home of Indiana Tech baseball in Ft. Wayne, Indiana.

The Marian University baseball program began in 1955 and joined the Crossroads League for the 1987-88 academic year.