Stadium Reviews

The Owls have successfully managed the growth cycle from a NAIA school, through Division II and are now at the Division I level.

Located on the campus of the University of Maryland, Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium has been home to the Terrapins’ baseball team since 1952.

For over three decades the Choctaws have called the beautiful Dickins-Scoper Stadium at Frierson Field their home.

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

Jacksonville University is one of several institutions of higher learning in the city that field baseball teams.

Going to Monterey may not bring college baseball to mind, but this should change for diehard fans of the sport.

Coming to a game at Dudy Noble Field is truly a bucket list experience for baseball fans at all levels.

Joe Lee Griffin Field is a rather simple stadium with not much seating.

Plumeri Park is the home of the William and Mary baseball team that plays in the Colonial Athletic Association.

Dallas Baptist University sponsors 15 intercollegiate athletic teams, but baseball is the only sport that competes on the Division 1 level.

1984 was one of new beginnings for the Lions; not only did they christen a new baseball field, but also welcomed new head coach Mike Lane.

The E.S. Rose Park athletic complex was built in partnership with the City of Nashville; Belmont University contributed $9 million.

Doug Kingsmore Stadium gives many MiLB stadiums a run for their money, in terms of practical amenities and entertainment value for fans.

Georgia does a good job at keeping the traditions of college athletics as the focal point of the experience.

Baseball has been played at Jacksonville State University since the program’s founding in 1948 as members of the NCAA’s Division II.

Upon approaching the front entrance to OrthoGeorgia Park, fans are greeted by an arched brick entryway leading directly to the concourse.

Teams in some of the less spotlighted conferences in the south also offer top-notch baseball experiences.

Tucked away in the beauty of the Palm Springs area lies College of the Desert. Here, baseball is played in a picturesque setting.

Upon their initial approach to Thomas Stadium, fans are greeted by a small, brick entryway with ticket windows on either side.

Pete Taylor Park is a beautiful ballpark situated on the north side of campus.