Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) Baseball Fields

The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference has 10 teams listed for the 2026 season, and 6 of them have a confirmed home ballpark on file. They play in 2 states: Indiana, Ohio. The biggest baseball field in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference is Don Brandon Field, with room for about 500 fans; the oldest is Randal R. Sadler Stadium, opened in 2013. Each listing links to the ballpark’s own page with directions, nearby parks and more. See every NCAA Division III baseball field or browse all leagues and conferences.

Every Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference ballpark by state6

  1. 1D-IIIDon Brandon Field — Anderson Ravens (Anderson, IN)cap 500
  2. 2D-IIIK.T. Young Ballpark — Hanover Panthers (Hanover, IN)
  3. 3D-IIIGratz Field — Manchester Spartans (North Manchester, IN)
  4. 4D-IIIRandal R. Sadler Stadium — Earlham Quakers (Richmond, IN)opened 2013
  5. 5D-IIIArt Nehf Field — Rose-Hulman Fightin' Engineers (Terre Haute, IN)
  6. 6D-IIIMidland Field — Mount St. Joseph Lions (Cincinnati, OH)

Home fields not confirmed yet: Berea Mountaineers, Bluffton Beavers, Franklin Grizzlies, Transylvania Pioneers. Let us know if you can help fill them in.

Questions and answers

How many Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference baseball fields are there?

6 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference teams have a confirmed home ballpark listed for 2026, across 2 states. 4 more teams are in the league, but their home fields are not confirmed yet.

What is the biggest Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference baseball field?

Don Brandon Field in Anderson, Indiana, home of the Anderson Ravens, is the biggest, with a capacity of about 500.

What is the oldest Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference ballpark?

Randal R. Sadler Stadium is the oldest on file, opened in 2013.

Which state has the most Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference teams?

Indiana has the most, with 5.

How do I track the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference ballparks I’ve visited?

Tap I’ve been here next to any ballpark on this page. It’s added to your free Ballpark Count, which keeps a running total of every park you’ve been to.

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How this page works

Teams and ballparks come from each park’s listing in the directory for the 2026 season. Capacity and opening year are shown where a published figure is on file. A park shared by two teams in the same league is listed once per team. Last updated November 9, 2026.