Stadium Reviews

The home of Nighthawks softball is the on-campus Haynes and Carolyn Hill Stadium, more popularly known as simply “The Hill”.

Taking in a softball game at Levine-Fricke Field is a great option for fans looking to catch some Cal Golden Bears athletics action.

The University of Alabama in Huntsville has managed to make a very basic, although pretty, setting into one of the better softball fields.

Eichelberger Field is named after Lila Jeanne “Shorty” and the late Paul Eichelberger who provided funding and support for the stadium.

Located in Southeast Washington, DC, the Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy opened in 2014 and is a complex consisting of 3 fields.

The Colonials’ softball program has enjoyed success in recent years, capped off by a trip to the NCAA Tournament in 2021.

The CCSU Softball Field features state-of-the-art field turf as well as separate enclosed bullpens for both teams.

The wide-open concourse welcomes fans to Bittinger Stadium as they make their way down to the seating bowl to catch a game.

If you have some connection to The Mount or their opponent, a trip to a game is affordable and a nice way to spend an afternoon.

Opened in 2002 the University of Maryland Softball Stadium sits right alongside the Xfinity Center.

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 Bulldogs softball program is a fairly new sport at Mississippi State University, with its first year being in 1997.

OGE Energy Field at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex is a 7,300-seat multi-purpose stadium in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

The Gallaudet Softball Complex opened on March 18, 2011, against D.C. rival Catholic University.