Stadium Reviews

The Fordham Rams compete in the Atlantic 10 Conference. They play their home games at Jim Houlihan Park in Bronx, NY.

The Nazareth Golden Flyers compete in Division III's Empire 8 Conference. They play their home games at Kidera Gymnasium in Rochester, NY.

Cotterell Court was dedicated in 1966 in honor of Wesley M. Cotterell, class of 1919, who was a two-time letterman and university trustee.

The Wagner College Seahawks football team plays their home games at Wagner College Stadium in Staten Island, New York.

Shuttleworth Park is baseball nostalgia at its best.

East Field is typical of minor league ballparks built in the 1980s, a bare-bones facility without a lot of amenities or charm.

With the Islanders disaster finally behind it, Barclays Center can return to being a basketball venue.

John Jay offers good college basketball in a small space, and it doesn’t break the wallet, to say the least.

Yeshiva is the best team in town. And it’s free, one of the best deals in college sports. Yeshiva basketball won’t be a secret for long.

Columbia, which won the CollegeInsider.com post-season tournament in 2016, plays in the ultra-competitive Ivy League.

Since 1992 the Bandits have represented Buffalo in the National Lacrosse League.

Few sports fans visiting NYC will bother to make the trip to Brookville, but that is their loss as the experience is well worth the trip.

In a town where Major League sports rule, Richmond County Bank Ballpark provides a fun, affordable option for baseball enthusiasts.

The Wakins Glen 6 Hours began in 1948 at the famed road course in the finger lakes region of New York.

Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, underwent significant renovations, as well as a rebranding to NYCB Live.

. The LIU Athletic Center (also known as Steinberg Wellness Center), which is a short walk from Barclay’s Center

Located in the oversized shadow of the Barclays Center, nestled in the idyllic Brooklyn Heights, St. Francis offers an awesome experience

Christl Arena s located on the campus of the United States Military Academy and is home to the academy’s basketball programs.

The University opened a new 8,500 seat stadium in 2013, which they named for the only coach the Great Danes had ever known.

When on Long Island, be sure to spend an afternoon or evening enjoying an entertaining nine innings with friends and family with the Ducks.