Stadium Reviews

Sweeney Field is a nice soccer stadium, but unfortunately is far too big for the crowds the St. Joseph's Hawks draw. There is a lot of potential here, and if fans would show up in larger numbers, this would be an even better place to watch some college soccer.

Rhodes Field is a gorgeous college soccer stadium that fans in the Philadelphia area will definitely want to visit. While it is a bit tricky

La Salle's soccer teams play their home games at McCarthy Stadium, which opened way back in 1936 and was once home to the Explorers' footbal

McGonigle Hall is home to the Owls' volleyball program, as well as the gymnastics and fencing teams. The 3,900 seat arena opened in 1969

Buckley Field is home of Drexel field hockey. This stadium was extensively renovated in 2017, and is named after Bob Buckley, a member

Can you get a good cheesesteak at the home of the Philadelphia Philles?

Temple Football is a big of a mixed bag for fan experience.

With steady crowds, an intimate and tightly packed stadium, and a Hawk will never die mantra, it is well worth checking out Ellen Ryan Field

Opened in 2016, the Temple Sports Complex in Philadelphia is home to Temple University's men's and women's soccer teams.

Opened in 2016, Howarth Field in Philadelphia is home to the Temple University Owls field hockey program. The stadium seats 500 fans.

While Jake Nevin Field House certainly isn't the most modern or glamorous arena, Villanova volleyball has made it their home. The team has a

Union II might not get a lot of fans but the experience is still worth it for a sports fan desiring a cheap and enjoyable sports experience.

Tucked into the River Fields Complex between I-76 and the railroad tracks, you can find Ellen Vagelos C'90 Field, home of Penn field hockey

The Wildcats won their 2nd national championship in dramatic fashion in 2016 when Kris Jenkins sank a buzzer-beater to beat North Carolina.