Stadium Reviews

Memorial Stadium may not be the biggest in college football, but its rich history and strong culture make it a worthwhile visit.

Hancock Stadium has served as the home field of Redbird football since 1963. Today it has a capacity of 13,391 seats.

The Rivets play their home games at the comfortable Rivets Stadium in Loves Park, IL which opened in 2006.

The Wintrust Arena also serves as the home arena for both the men’s and women’s basketball programs of the DePaul University Blue Demons.

The Gems play in historic QU (Quincy University) Stadium, which they share with the University’s baseball team.

A new era of baseball began in 2022 with the rebranding of the Springfield Sliders to the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes.

Built in 1996, Joseph J. Gentile Arena plays home to one of college basketball’s most recent mid-major powerhouses, the Loyola Ramblers.

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

This venerable old building with the unique UFO shape is a great place to watch some high-quality basketball.

The Convocation Center is not the best but it is a good place to see a game and have a good time.

The Chicago Steel compete in the United States Hockey League, the top junior league in the United States.

The Bears and Soldier Field both have a legendary history for Chicago natives.

If you’re looking for a truly different type of venue for baseball, then set your destinations to Alton, Illinois, and Lloyd Hopkins Field.

The Corn Crib stadium’s name is a result of an agreement between the CornBelters and the Illinois Corn Marketing Board.

The Jones Convocation Center is a 7,000 seat multi-purpose arena that is home to the Chicago State University Cougars basketball.

The gym receives three points for its 112 banners that decorate the rafters, the red ribbons that hang from its ceilings, and it's balcony s

Huskie Stadium opened in 1965 and after a few renovations, the current capacity has been decreased to 23,595.

The history of football at Eastern Illinois University dates back to when the first classes opened in the fall of 1899.

There is a lot of history dripping throughout the wooden beams and bleachers of Danville Stadium.

A pleasant surprise can be found at a Bradley Braves game at the Carver Arena.