Stadium Reviews

Originally known as the Lawrence Bowl when it opened in 1965, the Banta Bowl was made possible by an anonymous gift from George Banta Jr. ’10, an alumnus of Lawrence College. The name behind the donation was only revealed upon his death in 1978, at which point the name was changed in his honor.

Wisconsin Lutheran College plays its home football games at Historic Raabe Stadium in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. The school began playing football in the year 2000, and currently competes in the NCAA’s Division III Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC).

Art Keller Field is a wonderful football stadium near the shores of Lake Michigan. The student center is underneath the home stands, giving football fans access to a full team store and great concession options. The team also has a great mascot, and there is comfortable, backed seating on both sides of the field.

The Beloit Buccaneers football team competes in the NCAA’s Division III, and while their home facility, Strong Stadium, is dated, their fans are as loud and vocal as can be.

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire football team is nicknamed the Blugolds, a creative play on their team colors. The Blugold band is ginormous, boasting 400-475 members, which is about half the size of the school’s total student-athlete total population.

Road America is often regarded as one of the greatest race tracks in the world, let alone the US. While the track’s annual schedule features IndyCar, Trans Am, and others, IMSA now features this race as a 6-hour endurance showcase. The product on track offers stellar racing over four days.

Neuroscience Group Field at Fox Cities Stadium is the home of the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers of the Midwest League.

The atmosphere around Road America during race weekend is very family-friendly and relaxed. The best in the sport are taking part in some of the most exciting racing around, and despite the tension of the competition, everyone – including the teams and drivers – is in a relaxed and fun-loving mood.

Breese Stevens Field is certainly a historic relic from a time of stadium design gone by. The Mediterranean Revival design was built with brick and locally sourced stone from Hoyt Park in Madison, then trimmed in terracotta tile.

Lambeau Field opened in 1957 and is the oldest stadium in continuous use in the NFL.

The Dock Spiders are a hidden gem in the vast Wisconsin sports world.

ABC Supply Stadium is located along the Rock River in downtown Beloit, creating a beautiful setting for a baseball game.

American Family Field, home of the Brewers—fan-friendly features, retractable roof, and unforgettable game-day vibes

The Kenosha Kingfish have regenerated life back into the old ballpark. This is definitely a place one should visit.

Franklin Field is the home of the Milwaukee Milkmen, just 20 minutes south of downtown Milwaukee.

Being close to the University of Wisconsin, the Madison Capitols is a good alternative to collegiate hockey.

The Madison Mallards have been entertaining crowds at Warner Park since 2001. It's advertised as a 9-inning vacation.

In an era of disposable stadiums and frequent tear-downs, Panthers Arena is a great example of a successful historical preservation.

Copeland Park is on the Black River, which flows into the Mississippi River just north of vibrant downtown La Crosse WI.

The developers of Wisconsin Brewing Company Park made many bold choices when they designed this multi-purpose park.