Stadium Reviews

The Bojangles Coliseum opened in 1955 as Charlotte’s first dedicated sports and concert venue.

The Carolina Hurricanes began playing at PNC Arena when the building opened in 1999.

Few fans would consider traveling to Chapel Hill for baseball, but that is their loss. Boshamer Stadium is a beautiful ballpark.

Spangler Stadium offers a solid overall fan experience for those looking to enjoy a small college football atmosphere.

The Louisburg College Hurricanes participate in college football’s National Junior College Athletics Association.

The brand new and expanding facility began with a state-of-the-art turf field which can accommodate football, soccer, and lacrosse.

The idea of sold out crowds at Duke is not new. What is new is these crowds showing up en masse for football instead of basketball.

Ives-Lemel Family Field provides a great atmosphere for Tornados fans – plenty of bright blue and black signage greets fans as they arrive.

Davidson College is a private liberal arts school affiliated with the Presbyterian Church (USA). It is in Davidson, NC, which is 19 miles no

MLC announced that its debut season would be co-hosted at Church Street Park near North Carolina’s Raleigh–Durham International Airport.

The Centennial Authority, which owns PNC Arena announced a $300 million commitment to renovate the Arena.

Bill Masters Field is a refreshing break where the game and the players on the field are kept as the main attraction.

The adage “it is often the darkest before the dawn” might be the best way to describe the current status of Greenwood Baseball Field.

The investments in the baseball program at Wake Forest have helped propel the Demon Deacs into one of the top tier teams in the nation.

Western Carolina University (WCU) is part of the North Carolina University System. It is in Cullowhee, NC, and has a student body of 12,000

NC State basketball began playing at PNC Arena when it opened in 1999, replacing the historic Reynolds Coliseum on campus.

North Carolina is home to a couple of basketball powerhouses, which is a tough act for ECU to follow. The Minges Coliseum is worth a visit.

Kids have a lot of fun at Irwin Belk Stadium, sliding down the grass hill on cardboard boxes, or tossing a football on the berm.

Eddie C. McGirt Field at Irwin Belk Complex is named after former JCSU football coach Eddie McGirt, who coached the team from 1959 to 1977.

One cool tradition at Mars Hill football is the small mountain lion statue behind the southwest end zone, which the players touch for luck.