Stadium Reviews

Apache fans visit Bo Hall Field watch the game for the game, to support the players, and to pass the time on a warm spring afternoon.

Despite Merrimack’s reluctance to acknowledge their home field, the baseball field at Greater Lawrence Technical School is a solid facility.

Hermance Stadium’s stonework and iron gates feel every bit its nearly 100-year-old self; its design is reminiscent of a European castle.

Coach Maestri is the namesake of beautiful Maestri Field at Privateer Park, which opened in 1977.

The University of Kansas has one of the oldest college baseball teams in existence, as the program began in 1880.

The Owls have successfully managed the growth cycle from a NAIA school, through Division II and are now at the Division I level.

Located on the campus of the University of Maryland, Bob “Turtle” Smith Stadium has been home to the Terrapins’ baseball team since 1952.

For over three decades the Choctaws have called the beautiful Dickins-Scoper Stadium at Frierson Field their home.

Trustmark Park opened in 2005 and served as the home of MILB’s Mississippi Braves from 2005 thru 2024.

Charleston Southern University is a private university in North Charleston, South Carolina, United States.

The newly designed Harford Baseball Field is an impressive facility that offers high-quality baseball for no cost to the fans.

The background of Papago Park sets the overall ambience of visiting Phoenix Muni.  It is a truly unique setting for college baseball.

Jacksonville University is one of several institutions of higher learning in the city that field baseball teams.

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

St. Louis Field is the most basic facility used in the GNCBL, consisting of three sets of aluminum bleachers.

Morton Field joins the mix as a host site in the Greater Northeast Collegiate Baseball League (GNCBL), home to the Augusta Surgin’ Sturgeon.

The Bangor Babes come to the Greater Northeast Collegiate Baseball League (GNCBL) and Bangor, Maine as a new stop in the league.

Ed Flaherty Field is one of the more comfortable facilities used in the GNCBL – the seating bowl here is built into the hillside.

By 2010 The Ballpark began hosting American Legion teams and youth tournaments, and in 2011 welcomed its first summer collegiate baseball.

Going to Monterey may not bring college baseball to mind, but this should change for diehard fans of the sport.