Stadium Reviews

Lynn Family Stadium is a wonderful addition to the league and a harbinger for the future of soccer-specific venues in the country.

There is new ownership in Lexington, but will also include a familiar name?

Cardinal Stadium was built in 1998 and the success of the program resulted in a $63 million renovation.

A video review of Lynn Family Stadium, the home field to Louisville City FC in the USL Championship.

Knights Field has been the home to Bellarmine University baseball since 1954.

Jim Patterson Stadium is more than a respectable venue to enjoy college baseball during the warm spring months in Louisville.

Whitaker Bank Ballpark was built in an era where minor league ballparks opened up across the country in record numbers.

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.

The Lexington Legends have rebranded as the Counterclocks, completed with three new images for the 2023 Atlantic League season.

A visitor can expect a great time at Louisville Slugger Field. It is a classic-looking stadium situated in a great part of the city.

Freedom Hall is worth a visit for being what it has always been, a historic home for college hoops.

The KFC Yum! Center is a state-of-the-art venue that holds 22,000-plus people for the Louisville Cardinals basketball games

The Owensboro RiverDawgs debuted in 2018 in the league and captured the league title during its inaugural season.

Bowling Green Ballpark has been home to the Bowling Green Hot Rods of the Midwest League since the 2009 season.

Roy Kidd Stadium on the campus of Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, Kentucky may be one of the most unusual looking football stadiums

Let’s face it. Lexington, Kentucky is known for two things … horses and Kentucky Wildcats basketball.

Other mid-major basketball arenas need to take a page or two from the playbook of Diddle Arena.

Kroger Field (formerly Commonwealth Stadium) has served as the home of Kentucky Wildcat football since 1973.

The Racer baseball program has been in existence since 1924, and has played over .500 baseball within that span.