Stadium Reviews

On Tuesday, November 4, the citizens of Bexar County, Texas – the county where San Antonio is situated – took to the polls, to vote on two measures to help decide the future of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs.

Eaters from all over the world descended upon the Alamo City on Saturday, September 20 in an effort to set a new world record and claim the title of world taco eating champion.

It is truly a new era in the Alamo City, for both the city and for the San Antonio Spurs.

Like many soccer stadiums, the main draw in terms of atmosphere at Toyota Field is the energy and excitement that the crowd brings.

I’ve been coming to Frost Bank Center since it opened, and the one thing they do well is make sure every game feels like an important event.

As mentioned, the TAMUSA Recreation Center is a brand-new facility, closing out its first season of use.

There is a very distinct old-school vibe about Memorial Gymnasium; it feels a bit like walking into the gym from Hoosiers.

Since 1992, the Tigers have called William H. Bell Center their home; the massive facility is home to the university’s athletics department.

By and large, the atmosphere at Bill Greehey Arena is pretty good – the facilities look absolutely fantastic for being 25 years old.

Now members of the Red River Athletic Conference, the Saints are still relatively in their infancy as a basketball program.

The year 2024 will go down as a monumental one in San Antonio and South Texas, especially in terms of the state of its sports venues.

Since their inaugural season in 1983, the UTSA Roadrunners have been a consistent force on the volleyball court.

The parking lots surrounding the Alamodome have always been home to some of the best tailgating in the State of Texas.

The surroundings are pretty sparse at Park West, which I’m sure will improve over time once the rest of UTSA’s athletics expansion is done.

The San Antonio City Council recently approved a memorandum of understanding to build a new $160 million minor league baseball stadium.

The origin of the San Antonio Missions and minor league baseball in the Alamo City can be traced back to the club’s founding in 1888.

Starting in the 1990s, the Tigers went on a run of unprecedented success, winning 13 straight conference championships from 1993 thru 2005.

On Thursday, August 3 the five-time NBA Champion San Antonio Spurs announced a new naming rights partner in Frost Bank.

Since 1989 the men’s and women’s basketball teams, as well as UIW volleyball squad, has called Alice P. McDermott Convention Center home.

Since 2002 – with exception of a COVID year in 2021 – the game has been held at the venerable Alamodome in downtown San Antonio.