Ohio Valley Baseball Stadiums

The Ohio Valley Conference has 10 teams listed for the 2026 season. They play in 6 states: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Tennessee. The biggest baseball stadium in the Ohio Valley is Capaha Field, with room for about 2,000 fans; the oldest is Roy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex, opened in 1972; the newest is Lou Brock Sports Complex, opened in 2015. Each listing links to the ballpark’s own page with directions, nearby parks and more. See every NCAA Division I baseball field or browse all leagues and conferences.

Ohio Valley baseball stadiums ranked by capacity10

  1. 1D-ICapaha Field — Southeast Missouri State Redhawks (Cape Girardeau, MO)cap 2,000
  2. 2D-IRoy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex — SIU Edwardsville Cougars (Edwardsville, IL)opened 1972 · cap 1,500
  3. 3D-IUSI Baseball Field — Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles (Evansville, IN)opened 1974 · cap 1,200
  4. 4D-IBush Stadium at Averitt Express Baseball Complex — Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles (Cookeville, TN)opened 1978 · cap 1,100
  5. 5D-IAllen Field — Morehead State Eagles (Morehead, KY)opened 1973 · cap 1,000
  6. 6D-ILou Brock Sports Complex — Lindenwood Lions (St. Charles, MO)opened 2015 · cap 700
  7. 7D-IAlfred D. Boyer Stadium — Western Illinois Leathernecks (Macomb, IL)opened 2006 · cap 500
  8. 8D-ICoaches Stadium at Monier Field — Eastern Illinois Panthers (Charleston, IL)opened 1982 · cap 500
  9. 9D-ISkyhawk Baseball Field — UT Martin Skyhawks (Martin, TN)opened 1974 · cap 500
  10. 10D-IGary Hogan Field — Little Rock Trojans (Little Rock, AR)

Questions and answers

How many Ohio Valley baseball stadiums are there?

10 Ohio Valley teams have a confirmed home ballpark listed for 2026, across 6 states.

What is the biggest Ohio Valley baseball stadium?

Capaha Field in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, home of the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks, is the biggest, with a capacity of about 2,000. The smallest on file is Coaches Stadium at Monier Field and Alfred D. Boyer Stadium, at about 500.

What is the oldest Ohio Valley ballpark?

Roy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex is the oldest on file, opened in 1972. The newest is Lou Brock Sports Complex (2015).

Which state has the most Ohio Valley teams?

Illinois has the most, with 3.

How do I track the Ohio Valley 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.