Stadium Reviews

The North Side Gym is a true gem of Hoosier Temples and continues to provide the community with much more than a place for basketball.

Jeffersonville, Indiana, is home to one of the great basketball gyms in the state.

The Jay County High School gymnasium is one of the great examples of an Indiana gymnasium.

The John A. Baratto Athletic Center is the second-largest high school basketball gym on the planet in East Chicago, Indiana.

he Mascot Hall of Fame (MHOF) is an interactive children’s museum with the theme of mascots.

An interesting spot for high school basketball, the Blue Devils' gym doesn’t pretend to be anything more than what it is.

The McAnally Center is one of Indiana's better-looking high school gyms. It might be one of the best-kept secrets.

The Ford Center is a modern facility that the city of Evansville can enjoy from concerts, college basketball, and professional hockey.

They say that basketball in southwest Indiana is much different than in other parts of the state. Loogootee helps explain that.

The Paoli Rams home gym stands out among the many venues of its kind in Southern Indiana. It's bright, purple, and full of pride.

The Hatchet House might be the best name for any basketball venue in the country - both collegiate and professional.

The Edinburgh Lancers have been playing high school basketball at its gymnasium since November 15, 1958.

A nice, serviceable high school gymnasium that when it’s packed is full of basketball hysteria.

One of the striking high school gyms is the Jim Mann Green Dome - home of the West Vigo Vikings. It is almost completely green.

The Bill Green Arena is home to the Marion High School Giants. The school has a rich history of championship basketball.

To talk about Shelbyville High School basketball, one must talk about William Garrett for whom the gymnasium has bared his name since 1974.

When the Mastodons are winning or attempting a comeback, the fans are loud and frenzied.

The Purdue Boilermakers have called the Mackey Arena home since 1967. The 14,804 facility cost $6 million to construct.

Attending a game at Purcell Pavilion is well worth the cost of admission.

Brown Field is the home of the Valparaiso University Crusaders who compete in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).