Stadium Reviews

Preston Field has a unique, if not completely ideal, setup for a baseball game, with many different vantage points to watch from. Unfortunat

Cook Field is one of those simple, yet picturesque little ballparks that dot the college baseball landscape across the country.

While renovations to Quinnipiac Baseball Field are great for the players and recruiting, it’s taken away much of the charm of this old field

Georgia does a good job at keeping the traditions of college athletics as the focal point of the experience.

Don Branden Field is the home of the Anderson University Ravens, a Division III powerhouse in baseball.

Baseball has been played at Jacksonville State University since the program’s founding in 1948 as members of the NCAA’s Division II.

Located on the campus of Towson University in the Baltimore suburbs, John B. Schuerholz Park has been home to Tigers baseball since 2001.

Upon approaching the front entrance to OrthoGeorgia Park, fans are greeted by an arched brick entryway leading directly to the concourse.

Martin “Pug” Marich Field, located in Midtown Phoenix, is a decent place to enjoy a Phoenix College Bears baseball game.

Teams in some of the less spotlighted conferences in the south also offer top-notch baseball experiences.

Located in Fredericksburg, Virginia, the University of Mary Washington plays its baseball games at V. Earl Dickinson Stadium

Tucked away in the beauty of the Palm Springs area lies College of the Desert. Here, baseball is played in a picturesque setting.

Upon their initial approach to Thomas Stadium, fans are greeted by a small, brick entryway with ticket windows on either side.

Pete Taylor Park is a beautiful ballpark situated on the north side of campus.

If you’re looking for a few hours of unpretentious baseball, take a scenic drive to Arizona’s Gila Valley to watch the Gila Monsters.

The exterior of Swell-Thomas Stadium uses a great deal of brick, accented with concrete and arches to create a rather impressive exterior.

Murray Stadium isn’t fancy, but it’s an intimate, comfortable place to watch some quality baseball on a beautiful spring New England afterno

From the outside, Community Bank Park is a beautiful facility, with a brick facade and a black iron fence that wraps around the complex.

Pack some water, sunscreen, and a snack, and head to Scottsdale CC Baseball Field for a fabulous mountain view and Artichokes baseball.

Just to the left of the entrance, a plaque honors Howell W. Bush, a former Golden Eagle baseball and basketball player.