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Posted by Brian Foley, on August 31st, 2009 Category: New Facility, Southland Conference
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FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
The baseball and softball fields at the Chapman Field complex are getting a makeover as the backstops and dugouts are being remodeled to upgrade the facilities. The removal of the current structures began on Monday as contractors began disassembling the baseball side first.
The entire process will take roughly two weeks from [...]
Posted by Brian Foley, on August 13th, 2009 Category: Missouri Valley, New Facility
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One of the best moves in College Baseball over the last few years is the removal of Astroturf to either grass or fieldturf surfaces. Wichita State joins the crowd as they are ripping up the old Astroturf at Eck Stadium in favor of a new fieldturf surface. The renovations are currently underway as part [...]
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 30th, 2009 Category: NECBL, New Facility
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SPECIAL TO THE CBB
By: Michael Radomski
(PITTSFIELD, MA) – Wahconah Park is one of the oldest and most historic baseball stadiums in America. Fans have seen organized baseball on this site since 1892 and have witnessed future major leaguers in their prime on the way to the Major Leagues.
Hall of famer Carlton Fisk played at [...]
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 19th, 2009 Category: MINK League, New Facility
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The Topeka Capital Journal has a great article on the Topeka Golden Giants plans for the 2010 season with the Lake Shawnee Ballpark which serves as the team’s home. The Golden Giants are members of the MINK League and had early success this season before injuries riddled the squad. The team is also exploring the [...]
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 15th, 2009 Category: Atlantic 10, New Facility
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FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
PHILADELPHIA – Saint Joseph’s University and the Camden Riversharks have reached an agreement that will allow Saint Joseph’s to play its entire 25-game 2010 home schedule at Campbell’s Field in Camden, N.J.
The move to Campbell’s Field is the first step in the planned transition to playing home games at an on-campus facility [...]
Posted by Brian Foley, on July 1st, 2009 Category: Missouri Valley, New Facility
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Photo Courtesy of Jeff Beiermann/The World-Herald
The Creighton University baseball program is looking at the option of playing their entire or part of their 2011 schedule at Rosenblatt Stadium. The stadium is set to be replaced during the 2011 college baseball season by a new T.D Ameritrade Stadium which will be the home of the [...]
Posted by Southern Miss Alum, on June 8th, 2009 Category: New Facility
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TD Ameritrade apparently has reached an agreement to buy the naming rights for Omaha’s new downtown baseball stadium.
The company and the Metropolitan Entertainment and Convention Authority, which will operate the new stadium, are set to announce details of the agreement Wednesday morning, said Doug Parrott, a spokesman for MECA.
The $128 million, 24,000-seat ballpark at 14th [...]
Posted by Donald J. Boyles, on April 1st, 2009 Category: New Facility, Southland Conference
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Clay Gould Ballpark adds LED video board on Wednesday morning
FROM CBB NEWS SOURCE
ARLINGTON, Texas- There is a new look to UT Arlington’s Clay Gould Ballpark beyond the right-center field fence with the addition of the Daktronics ProStar® LED Display video board that was installed on Wednesday morning.
Posted by Donald J. Boyles, on March 19th, 2009 Category: Big 12, CBB Visit, New Facility, Southland Conference
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Texas State New Facility- Photo Provided by Donald J Boyles
I made the half hour drive to San Marcos, Texas to watch a Big 12/Southland Conference match up between Baylor and Texas State. Baylor entered the game after going 1-2 against Big 12 conference foe Texas A&M while Texas State also went 1-2 against Southland [...]
Posted by Colin Weber, on March 4th, 2009 Category: New Facility, SEC
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South Carolina has opened this baseball season in a brand new, top of the line stadium. In building the new facility, South Carolina used their commitment to developing alternative-energy to create a scoreboard powered partly by a hydrogen fuel cell. It was devised by South Carolina’s College of Engineering and Computing thanks to a grant [...]
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