Stadium Reviews

As college baseball ballparks go, you could hardly do any better that Founders Park.

Fans visiting Fluor Field for the first time will be amazed at the amenities offered at this Class A level ballpark.

The Augusta GreenJackets are the Class Low A affiliate of the Atlanta Braves. They play in the Carolina League. Their home hive is SRP Park

One of the original members of the Big South Conference, Winthrop made a name for itself in the early 2000s as one a top basketball program.

The Terriers called Duncan Park home for 8 years, but would move back to campus in 2004 with the opening of Russell King Field.

It is at smaller stadiums like Harley Park where the appreciation of the one-of-a-kind college bat ‘ting’ is amplified.

Gibbs Stadium provides a lovely setting for a game, as the Wofford campus is ablaze with color each fall in its park-like setting.

The Charleston Battery is one of the pioneers in professional soccer in the United States.

The HTC Center is a beautiful facility and part of a rapidly growing athletic program at Coastal Carolina University.

The Citadel Bulldogs have played basketball games in McAlister Field House since 1939, making it the eighth-oldest college basketball venue.

the most impressive thing about a game at Oliver C. Dawson Stadium is the marching band – known as “The Marching 101”

Presbyterian football offers some great traditions, such as the sword in the stone and the student sections bringing their own couch.

Charlie W. Johnson Stadium is a great looking, modern venue, and offers better quality and production values than a lot of FCS schools.

if you are in central South Carolina during football season, visiting Setzler Field is a great way to spend a day or evening.

Erskine fans are certainly thrilled to have football back after almost a 70-year hiatus and are working hard to get their new stadium built.

North Greenville you will get a great football experience without the high cost and huge crowds, making it easy to enjoy yourself.

The Reservation (D2 football) is definitely worth making a visit to you if you are in the Gaffney or wider Charlotte area.

Buccaneer Field is a great little stadium at which to take in some football, and Charleston itself is a great tourist destination.

Johnson Hagood Stadium architecture is pretty grand and ornate, and having the cadets in the stadium with you really adds to the experience.

Joseph P. Riley, Jr. Park has served as the home field for the Charleston RiverDogs since 1997.