Stadium Reviews

The Crawley Center is the home of the Lafayette Jefferson Bronchos and one of the biggest gyms in the state.

The New Castle Fieldhouse is the largest high school gym in the world. It has a capacity of 8, 424 and it packs the fans in.

The Whiting Memorial Gym has been the home to the Whiting Oilers since 1950 and drips with history throughout the building.

The West Gym is used on occasion at Center Grove High School. It is a chance to relive memories and enjoy a game in the school's old home.

The Hulman Center has gone through a few changes to update the building to the 21st century for the Indiana State Sycamores.

The Vandivier Gym was home to the Franklin Grizzly Cubs from 1961 to 2006 but still houses one high school basketball game a year.

The Vandermeer Gym is the home of the Center Grove Trojans and a great venue to watch high school basketball in Indiana.

The Griffith Generals made the move from Joliet in 2023 and have found a home in The Region.

The Indiana Panthers are members of the Northern League and call the ballpark at Highland High School home during the summer.

In an era where million dollar structures are opening up , a small cozy ball field will always be a reminder that home is not too far away.

The Indianapolis 500 might be the most famous race here in the United States and perhaps on the planet.

Originally a multipurpose field, Bulldog Park was converted to a baseball diamond in the 1990s.

Greyhound Park at Bill Bright Field is the home of the UIndy Greyhounds baseball team in Indianapolis.

The collection of high school facilities in Indiana is impressive and Southport’s venue fits nicely into the mold of Hoosier Hoops.

The Lloyd E. Scott Gymnasium is home to the Seymour High School Fighting Owls - the second largest high school gym in the world.

The IUPUI Jaguars have a very sleek looking basketball court and a silhouette of the Indianapolis skyline.

Assembly Hall has been the home to Indiana University basketball since 1971 and has hosted more than 12 million fans during its history.

The Hauser Gym in Hope, Indiana, is one of the state's better smaller gyms for high school basketball.

The Pine Village Gym is scheduled for demolition in mid-March. The 83-year-old basketball venue last hosted high school hoops in 1973.