Stadium Reviews

A visit to First Bank Park to check out the Strasburg Express baseball is definitely worth a visit.

The Spiders have a gem of a stadium, and it is a shame that they are not putting it to good use for lacrosse.

Although City Stadium is showing its age, it’s still an exciting place to watch a match.

Located on the school’s campus in Fairfax, VA, George Mason Softball Stadium had major renovations in 2009 and can seat up to 700 fans.

The Berglund Center is the premier sports and entertainment venue in southwest Virginia.

The beautiful Estes Park ballpark has a capacity of 500 obstruction-free viewing and is a perfect home for the Yellow Jackets.

Captains Park opened in 2004 and offers baseball fans free admission and all chair back seating.

John Paul Jones Arena isn’t a big arena, by any means, but as any college basketball fan will tell you, bigger does not mean better.

The James Madison University club ice hockey team represents the school and competes in Division 2 of ACHA.

The Cavaliers, affectionately known as the Wahoos or just the Hoos, are one of the most successful men’s soccer programs in the country.

Liberty isn’t that small Big South school any longer. After moving to the ASUN in 2018, they claimed their first March March madness victory

Hovey Field opened in 1907 and is the oldest football stadium in D2, and is the second-oldest college football stadium still in use overall.

VMI’s athletic teams are known as the Keydets, and their football team has called Alumni Memorial Field home since 1962.

Armstrong Stadium has played home to the Hampton Pirates football team since 1928.

The George Mason Patriots men’s soccer team plays its home games in the 5,000 seat George Mason Stadium.

The stadium opens two hours early so fans can watch batting practice, the earliest gate opening time in the league.

Small towns like Tappahannock should embrace a team such as this. It would be nice to see local businesses support and promote the team; and

Originally known as Salem Memorial Ballpark, the ballpark debuted in 1932 and offers a seating capacity of 5,000. It served home to numerous

The Potomac Nationals called Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge, Virginia home ever since the team relocated from nearby Alexandria in 1984.

The Richmond Raceway is a 0.75-mile D-shaped NASCAR track that hosts the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series and the NASCAR Xfinity Series.