Stadium Reviews

Doyt L. Perry is a decent stadium, and BGSU has done a good job trying to modernize it - they just need more fans

Nippert Stadium is one of the more unique settings in college football. You’d be well served to catch a game here.

Ohio Stadium is doubtless one of the top experiences for a sports traveler.

Secluded behind the Eastwood shopping mall in Niles, Ohio sits Eastwood Field, home of the Youngstown State Penguins baseball team.

For those of you who have never experienced MACtion, you have no idea what you are missing.

There is no doubt that Kent State has been the most successful baseball program in the Mid American Conference (MAC).

Like many college baseball facilities, the home of the Bowling Green Falcons is named after a long-time and successful coach.

Wren Stadium gives the baseball team a solid facility amongst the picturesque campus, near the banks of the Hocking River.

In November 2008, Toledo University unveiled the work of $30M in renovations to Savage Arena, as well as the new Sullivan Athletic Complex.

Wright State’s Raider baseball teams call Nischwitz Stadium home.

The Lindner Family Tennis Center is the home of The Western and Southern Open: ATP Masters 1000 and WTA Tier 5 combined event.

The Penguins offer an entertaining game, and as a result, this stadium offers everything a hardcore or casual football fan could need.

The Toledo Rockets baseball team plays at Scott Park Field located on Scott Park campus.

For an arena built in 1968, the Ohio University Convocation Center is a rather decent place to watch basketball.