Stadium Reviews

Baseball has been played at the corner of Fowler Street and Ferst Drive for close to a century.

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

Baseball in Atlanta explores the more than 125 years of America’s game through words and archival photos.

The athletic teams at UNG are known as the Nighthawks. They participate in sports at the Division II level of the NCAA as a member of the Pe

The University of North Georgia (UNG) opened in 1873. It is located in Dahlonega, GA and has a student body of 18,046. Its’ largest areas of

The Celebration Bowl features a contest pitting the conference champion from the MEAC against the conference champion from the SWAC.

The Heart of Georgia has a modest, yet very passionate hockey fan base. The Macon Mayhem are the 4th organization to play at Macon Coliseum.

As Kennesaw State has grown, so have their athletic programs. Basketball first took flight here in the fall of 1985 as members of the NAIA.

The GSU Convocation Center is a great place to take in a Panther’s game.

The Enmarket Arena opened its doors for business in February 2022 with the main tenant the Savannah Ghost Pirates ECHL hockey team.

2013 didn’t mark just the return of football at Mercer, but it also saw the opening of Anderson Field at Five Star Stadium.

Bazemore-Hyder Stadium at Cleveland Field is the home field of the NCAA Division II’s Valdosta State Blazers.

Minor league hockey has returned to the River City in the form of the Columbus River Dragons.

A night out with the Gladiators is great entertainment at a reasonable price.

Fifth Third Band and the Sports and Entertainment Park were a gamble when they were built. It has been an investment that has paid off.

The Masters began in the minds of golf icon Bobby Jones, the first golfer to win the Grand Slam, and his friend Clifford Roberts.

The 2019 season marks return of the Atlanta Dream to its home court after a two-year absence.

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

Atlanta Motor Speedway has been a part of the NASCAR world since 1960.