Stadium Reviews

The Blue Hose derived their nickname from the blue stockings their mascot wore; references to socks/hosiery have been common in sports.

Many might not give baseball at Charlotte much attention, but it definitely is a hidden gem on the college baseball scene.

Meiklejohn Stadium is tucked away in the River Fields Complex, along with several other Penn athletic facilities. It is surrounded by a powe

Joe Cannon Stadium is located in Harmans Park, an Anne Arundel County Park, and is home to the Coppin State Eagles baseball team.

Connors Park has the kind of setting that will remind you of why you fell in love with the sport of baseball.

Lipscomb has a deep baseball history dating back to the 1920s that includes two NAIA National Championships.

Middle Tennessee State baseball has seen its own successes, having made 13 NCAA tournament appearances in its NCAA Division I history.

Varsity Field is a simple facility with only the most basic of amenities.

The Kentucky Wildcats compete in the Southeastern Conference. They play their home games at Kentucky Proud Park.

John Sonny Allen Field is the home of the Morehead State Eagles baseball team. A small ballpark surrounded by natural beauty.

Transitioning from a club sport in 2018 to a varsity team has come with many challenges, but the Royals have handled them all in stride.

One of the original members of the Big South Conference, Winthrop made a name for itself in the early 2000s as one a top basketball program.

Some may not enjoy this most relaxed of settings, but you can bring your own chair and a cooler, and you won’t have to reach for your wallet

If comparing Eddie Pellagrini Diamond to the other wonderful facilities in the ACC, Boston College’s home field may come up lacking.

This is a basic facility that suits the needs of Division One’s newest baseball team. There’s plenty of room here for the Skyhawks to grow.

Haymarket Park opened in 2001, home to both the Big 10's Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Lincoln Saltdogs of the American Association.

In a city rich with history, the UAB Blazers have been working to forge their own baseball history since the program's inception in 1979.

The Texas Longhorns have a rich and storied history on the baseball diamond.

The Terriers called Duncan Park home for 8 years, but would move back to campus in 2004 with the opening of Russell King Field.

It is at smaller stadiums like Harley Park where the appreciation of the one-of-a-kind college bat ‘ting’ is amplified.