Stadium Reviews

NJIT is a college team playing in a former minor league ballpark. No matter how well the team does, the stadium will always look empty.

California is loaded with both major and minor league baseball teams, as well as some great college programs.

If you should ever find yourself roaming the fertile central plains of Nassau County, consider visiting Hofstra University.

Western Kentucky has everything a baseball game needs with no extras.

The 2012 baseball season saw the Seawolves make an improbable run to the College World Series in Omaha as the lowest seeded team remaining.

Home to the UNCW Seahawks since its opening in 1957, Brooks Field has also hosted two separate minor-league baseball teams.

The CSU Bakersfield program is an excellent example of building from the ground up; it started back in 2006 with great Division II success.

The true hub of baseball history in the Gate City is at the intersection of Lindsay and Yanceyville Streets in Greensboro, NC.

Dobbins Baseball Complex opened in 1986 as Community Stadium after being built almost completely with volunteer time, materials and funds.

Growth is a constant for Elon Phoenix athletic programs; this Colonial Athletic Conference school boasts an impressive array of facilities.

It may not be the most salient athletic facility at the University of Minnesota, but its baseball stadium is definitely worth a visit.

While baseball is often synonymous with beautiful spring and summer days, few venues can compete with the setting at UC-Santa Barbara.

Penn State baseball is the oldest varsity sport at the University, dating back to 1875.

The UCR Highlanders play at the Riverside Sports Complex, one of the few stadiums in Division I that does not have a corporate sponsor.

One of the more popular collegiate baseball programs today is at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa, calling Les Murakami Stadium its home.