Every NCAA Division I Baseball Field by State
All 307 NCAA Division I home baseball fields for the 2026 season, across 45 states. Each listing links to its state page, with league or conference, capacity and opening year where known. See all college baseball stadiums by level.
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NCAA Division I baseball fields in Alabama10
- 1D-IBulldog Field — Alabama A&M Bulldogs
- 2D-ISewell–Thomas Stadium — Alabama Crimson Tide opened 1948
- 3D-IWheeler–Watkins Baseball Complex — Alabama State Hornets
- 4D-ISamford Stadium–Hitchcock Field at Plainsman Park — Auburn Tigers opened 1949
- 5D-IRudy Abbott Field — Jacksonville State Gamecocks
- 6D-IMike D. Lane Field at Bank Independent Stadium — North Alabama Lions opened 2025
- 7D-IJoe Lee Griffin Stadium — Samford Bulldogs
- 8D-IEddie Stanky Field — South Alabama Jaguars
- 9D-IRiddle–Pace Field — Troy Trojans
- 10D-IJerry D. Young Memorial Field — UAB Blazers
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Arizona3
- 11D-IPhoenix Municipal Stadium — Arizona State Sun Devils opened 1964 · cap 8,775
- 12D-IHi Corbett Field — Arizona Wildcats opened 1937 · cap 9,500
- 13D-IBrazell Field at GCU Ballpark — Grand Canyon Antelopes opened 2018 · cap 4,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Arkansas5
- 14D-IBaum–Walker Stadium — Arkansas Razorbacks opened 1996
- 15D-ITomlinson Stadium–Kell Field — Arkansas State Red Wolves
- 16D-ITorii Hunter Baseball Complex — Arkansas–Pine Bluff Golden Lions
- 17D-IBear Stadium — Central Arkansas Bears
- 18D-IGary Hogan Field — Little Rock Trojans
NCAA Division I baseball fields in California26
- 19D-IMatador Field — CSUN Matadors opened 1961 · cap 1,200
- 20D-IRobin Baggett Stadium — Cal Poly Mustangs opened 2001 · cap 3,138
- 21D-IHardt Field — Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners opened 2009 · cap 900
- 22D-IGoodwin Field — Cal State Fullerton Titans opened 1992 · cap 3,500
- 23D-IJames W. Totman Stadium — California Baptist Lancers opened 2007 · cap 800
- 24D-IEvans Diamond at Stu Gordon Stadium — California Golden Bears opened 1933 · cap 2,500
- 25D-IPete Beiden Field at Bob Bennett Stadium — Fresno State Bulldogs opened 1966 · cap 5,757
- 26D-IBlair Field — Long Beach State Dirtbags opened 1958 · cap 3,283
- 27D-IGeorge C. Page Stadium — Loyola Marymount Lions opened 1983 · cap 1,200
- 28D-IKlein Family Field — Pacific Tigers opened 2006 · cap 2,500
- 29D-IEddy D. Field Stadium — Pepperdine Waves opened 1973 · cap 2,000
- 30D-IJohn Smith Field — Sacramento State Hornets opened 1953 · cap 1,200
- 31D-ILouis Guisto Field — Saint Mary's Gaels opened 2012 · cap 1,100
- 32D-ITony Gwynn Stadium — San Diego State Aztecs opened 1997 · cap 3,000
- 33D-IFowler Park — San Diego Toreros opened 2013 · cap 1,700
- 34D-IDante Benedetti Diamond at Max Ulrich Field — San Francisco Dons opened 1953 · cap 2,000
- 35D-IExcite Ballpark — San Jose State Spartans opened 1942 · cap 4,200
- 36D-IStephen Schott Stadium — Santa Clara Broncos opened 2005 · cap 1,500
- 37D-IKlein Field at Sunken Diamond — Stanford Cardinal opened 1931 · cap 4,000
- 38D-IDobbins Stadium — UC Davis Aggies opened 1986 · cap 3,500
- 39D-ICicerone Field at Anteater Ballpark — UC Irvine Anteaters opened 2002 · cap 3,408
- 40D-IRiverside Sports Complex — UC Riverside Highlanders cap 2,500
- 41D-ITriton Ballpark — UC San Diego Tritons cap 500
- 42D-ICaesar Uyesaka Stadium — UC Santa Barbara Gauchos opened 1964 · cap 1,000
- 43D-IJackie Robinson Stadium — UCLA Bruins opened 1981 · cap 1,820
- 44D-IDedeaux Field — USC Trojans opened 1974 · cap 2,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Colorado2
- 45D-IErdle Field — Air Force Falcons opened 1957 · cap 1,000
- 46D-IJackson Field — Northern Colorado Bears opened 1927 · cap 1,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Connecticut7
- 47D-ICCSU Baseball Field — Central Connecticut Blue Devils opened 2010 · cap 500
- 48D-IAlumni Baseball Diamond — Fairfield Stags opened 2001 · cap 1,000
- 49D-IFrank Vieira Field — New Haven Chargers opened 1986 · cap 500
- 50D-IQuinnipiac Baseball Field — Quinnipiac Bobcats cap 320
- 51D-IVeterans Memorial Park — Sacred Heart Pioneers opened 2009 · cap 500
- 52D-IElliot Ballpark — UConn Huskies opened 2021 · cap 1,500
- 53D-IGeorge H.W. Bush '48 Field — Yale Bulldogs opened 1928 · cap 6,200
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Delaware2
- 54D-IBob Hannah Stadium — Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens opened 2000 · cap 1,300
- 55D-ISoldier Field — Delaware State Hornets opened 1958 · cap 500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Florida13
- 56D-IJackie Robinson Ballpark — Bethune–Cookman Wildcats opened 1914 · cap 4,200
- 57D-IFIU Baseball Stadium — FIU Panthers opened 1996 · cap 2,000
- 58D-IMoore–Kittles Field — Florida A&M Rattlers opened 1983 · cap 500
- 59D-IFAU Baseball Stadium — Florida Atlantic Owls opened 1991 · cap 2,000
- 60D-ICondron Ballpark — Florida Gators opened 2021 · cap 7,000
- 61D-ISwanson Stadium — Florida Gulf Coast Eagles opened 2004 · cap 1,500
- 62D-IMike Martin Field at Dick Howser Stadium — Florida State Seminoles opened 1983 · cap 6,700
- 63D-IJohn Sessions Stadium — Jacksonville Dolphins cap 1,500
- 64D-IAlex Rodriguez Park at Mark Light Field — Miami Hurricanes opened 1973 · cap 5,000
- 65D-IHarmon Stadium — North Florida Ospreys opened 1993 · cap 1,250
- 66D-IUSF Baseball Stadium — South Florida Bulls opened 2011 · cap 3,211
- 67D-IMelching Field at Conrad Park — Stetson Hatters opened 1999 · cap 2,500
- 68D-IJohn Euliano Park — UCF Knights opened 2001 · cap 3,600
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Georgia7
- 69D-IFoley Field — Georgia Bulldogs opened 1966 · cap 3,291
- 70D-IJ. I. Clements Stadium — Georgia Southern Eagles opened 2005 · cap 3,000
- 71D-IGeorgia State Baseball Complex — Georgia State Panthers opened 1986 · cap 1,092
- 72D-IRuss Chandler Stadium — Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets opened 1930 · cap 3,517
- 73D-IFred Stillwell Stadium — Kennesaw State Owls opened 1984 · cap 1,200
- 74D-IOrthoGeorgia Park — Mercer Bears cap 1,500
- 75D-ICole Field — West Georgia Wolves opened 1967 · cap 500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Hawaii1
- 76D-ILes Murakami Stadium — Hawaii Rainbow Warriors opened 1984 · cap 4,312
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Illinois10
- 77D-IDozer Park — Bradley Braves opened 2002 · cap 8,500
- 78D-ICoaches Stadium at Monier Field — Eastern Illinois Panthers opened 1982 · cap 500
- 79D-IIllinois Field — Illinois Fighting Illini opened 1988 · cap 3,000
- 80D-IDuffy Bass Field — Illinois State Redbirds opened 1988 · cap 1,000
- 81D-IRalph McKinzie Field — Northern Illinois Huskies opened 1965 · cap 1,500
- 82D-IRocky and Berenice Miller Park — Northwestern Wildcats opened 1943 · cap 600
- 83D-IRoy E. Lee Field at Simmons Baseball Complex — SIU Edwardsville Cougars opened 1972 · cap 1,500
- 84D-IItchy Jones Stadium — Southern Illinois Salukis opened 1964 · cap 2,000
- 85D-ILes Miller Field at Curtis Granderson Stadium — UIC Flames opened 1996 · cap 1,000
- 86D-IAlfred D. Boyer Stadium — Western Illinois Leathernecks opened 2006 · cap 500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Indiana9
- 87D-IShebek Stadium — Ball State Cardinals opened 1971 · cap 1,500
- 88D-IBulldog Park — Butler Bulldogs cap 500
- 89D-IGerman American Bank Field at Charles H. Braun Stadium — Evansville Purple Aces cap 1,200
- 90D-IBart Kaufman Field — Indiana Hoosiers opened 2013 · cap 2,500
- 91D-IBob Warn Field at Sycamore Stadium — Indiana State Sycamores opened 1978 · cap 2,000
- 92D-IFrank Eck Stadium — Notre Dame Fighting Irish opened 1994 · cap 2,500
- 93D-IAlexander Field — Purdue Boilermakers opened 2013 · cap 1,500
- 94D-IUSI Baseball Field — Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles opened 1974 · cap 1,200
- 95D-IEmory G. Bauer Field — Valparaiso Beacons opened 1970 · cap 500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Iowa1
- 96D-IDuane Banks Field — Iowa Hawkeyes opened 1974 · cap 3,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Kansas3
- 97D-IHoglund Ballpark — Kansas Jayhawks opened 1958 · cap 2,500
- 98D-ITointon Family Stadium — Kansas State Wildcats opened 1961 · cap 2,331
- 99D-IEck Stadium — Wichita State Shockers opened 1978 · cap 7,851
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Kentucky8
- 100D-IKnights Field — Bellarmine Knights opened 1954 · cap 500
- 101D-ITurkey Hughes Field — Eastern Kentucky Colonels cap 500
- 102D-IKentucky Proud Park — Kentucky Wildcats opened 2018 · cap 5,000
- 103D-IJim Patterson Stadium — Louisville Cardinals opened 2005 · cap 4,000
- 104D-IAllen Field — Morehead State Eagles opened 1973 · cap 1,000
- 105D-IReagan Field — Murray State Racers opened 1989 · cap 800
- 106D-IBill Aker Baseball Complex — Northern Kentucky Norse opened 2001 · cap 500
- 107D-INick Denes Field — Western Kentucky Hilltoppers opened 1968 · cap 1,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Louisiana12
- 108D-IWilbert Ellis Field at Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones Park — Grambling State Tigers
- 109D-IMaestri Field at Privateer Park — LSU New Orleans Privateers opened 1979
- 110D-IAlex Box Stadium, Skip Bertman Field — LSU Tigers opened 2009 · cap 10,326
- 111D-IM. L. "Tigue" Moore Field at Russo Park — Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns
- 112D-IJ. C. Love Field at Pat Patterson Park — Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
- 113D-IJoe Miller Ballpark — McNeese Cowboys
- 114D-IBen Meyer Diamond at Ray E. Didier Field — Nicholls Colonels
- 115D-IH. Alvin Brown–C. C. Stroud Field — Northwestern State Demons
- 116D-IPat Kenelly Diamond at Alumni Field — Southeastern Louisiana Lions
- 117D-ILee–Hines Field — Southern Jaguars
- 118D-IGreer Field at Turchin Stadium — Tulane Green Wave
- 119D-IWarhawk Field — ULM Warhawks
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Maine1
- 120D-IMahaney Diamond — Maine Black Bears cap 4,400
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Maryland7
- 121D-IJoe Cannon Stadium — Coppin State Eagles opened 1990 · cap 1,500
- 122D-IHawk Stadium — Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks opened 2008 · cap 1,000
- 123D-IShipley Field — Maryland Terrapins opened 1965 · cap 2,500
- 124D-IStraw Family Stadium — Mount St. Mary's Mountaineers opened 2007 · cap 500
- 125D-ITerwilliger Brothers Field at Max Bishop Stadium — Navy Midshipmen opened 1962 · cap 1,500
- 126D-IJohn B. Schuerholz Baseball Complex — Towson Tigers opened 2001 · cap 500
- 127D-IAlumni Field — UMBC Retrievers cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Massachusetts8
- 128D-IEddie Pellagrini Diamond at Harrington Athletics Village — Boston College Eagles opened 2018 · cap 2,500
- 129D-IJoseph J. O'Donnell Field — Harvard Crimson opened 1898 · cap 1,600
- 130D-IHanover Insurance Park at Fitton Field — Holy Cross Crusaders opened 1905 · cap 3,000
- 131D-IGreater Lawrence Technical School Field — Merrimack Warriors
- 132D-IFriedman Diamond at Parsons Field — Northeastern Huskies opened 1933 · cap 3,000
- 133D-ILou Gorman Field — Stonehill Skyhawks opened 2005 · cap 500
- 134D-IEdward A. LeLacheur Park — UMass Lowell River Hawks opened 1998 · cap 5,030
- 135D-IEarl Lorden Field — UMass Minutemen opened 1971 · cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Michigan6
- 136D-IBill Theunissen Stadium — Central Michigan Chippewas opened 2002 · cap 2,042
- 137D-IOestrike Stadium — Eastern Michigan Eagles opened 1971 · cap 2,500
- 138D-IJeff Ishbia Field at McLane Stadium — Michigan State Spartans opened 1902 · cap 4,600
- 139D-IRay Fisher Stadium — Michigan Wolverines opened 1923 · cap 4,000
- 140D-IOakland University Baseball Field — Oakland Golden Grizzlies cap 500
- 141D-IRobert J. Bobb Stadium at Hyames Field — Western Michigan Broncos opened 1939 · cap 1,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Minnesota2
- 142D-ISiebert Field — Minnesota Golden Gophers opened 1971 · cap 1,500
- 143D-IKoch Diamond — St. Thomas Tommies opened 2006 · cap 250
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Mississippi6
- 144D-IFoster Baseball Field at McGowan Stadium — Alcorn State Braves
- 145D-IBraddy Field — Jackson State Tigers
- 146D-IDudy Noble Field, Polk–DeMent Stadium — Mississippi State Bulldogs opened 2019
- 147D-IMagnolia Field — Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils opened 1957
- 148D-ISwayze Field — Ole Miss Rebels opened 1989
- 149D-IPete Taylor Park — Southern Miss Golden Eagles
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Missouri5
- 150D-ILou Brock Sports Complex — Lindenwood Lions opened 2015 · cap 700
- 151D-IHammons Field — Missouri State Bears opened 2004 · cap 7,986
- 152D-ITaylor Stadium — Missouri Tigers opened 2002 · cap 3,031
- 153D-IBilliken Sports Center — Saint Louis Billikens opened 1990 · cap 500
- 154D-ICapaha Field — Southeast Missouri State Redhawks cap 2,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Nebraska3
- 155D-ICharles Schwab Field Omaha — Creighton Bluejays opened 2011 · cap 24,505
- 156D-IHaymarket Park — Nebraska Cornhuskers opened 2001 · cap 8,500
- 157D-ITal Anderson Field — Omaha Mavericks opened 2021 · cap 1,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Nevada2
- 158D-IWilliam Peccole Park — Nevada Wolf Pack opened 1988 · cap 3,000
- 159D-IEarl E. Wilson Stadium — UNLV Rebels opened 1994 · cap 3,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in New Hampshire1
- 160D-IRed Rolfe Field at Biondi Park — Dartmouth Big Green opened 2008 · cap 2,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in New Jersey8
- 161D-INaimoli Family Baseball Complex — Fairleigh Dickinson Knights opened 2011 · cap 500
- 162D-IMonmouth Baseball Field — Monmouth Hawks opened 1984 · cap 400
- 163D-IYogi Berra Stadium — NJIT Highlanders opened 1998 · cap 5,000
- 164D-IBill Clarke Field — Princeton Tigers opened 1961 · cap 850
- 165D-ISonny Pittaro Field — Rider Broncs cap 2,000
- 166D-IBainton Field — Rutgers Scarlet Knights opened 2007 · cap 1,500
- 167D-IJoseph J. Jaroschak Field — Saint Peter's Peacocks opened 1990 · cap 500
- 168D-IMike Sheppard Sr. Stadium at Owen T. Carroll Field — Seton Hall Pirates opened 1907 · cap 1,800
NCAA Division I baseball fields in New Mexico2
- 169D-ILobo Baseball Field — New Mexico Lobos cap 1,000
- 170D-IPresley Askew Field — New Mexico State Aggies opened 1981 · cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in New York19
- 171D-IVarsity Field — Albany Great Danes cap 500
- 172D-IJohnson Stadium at Doubleday Field — Army Black Knights opened 1939 · cap 880
- 173D-IBinghamton Baseball Complex — Binghamton Bearcats cap 1,906
- 174D-IDemske Sports Complex — Canisius Golden Griffins opened 1989 · cap 1,200
- 175D-IHal Robertson Field at Phillip Satow Stadium — Columbia Lions opened 1921 · cap 360
- 176D-IBooth Field — Cornell Big Red opened 2023 · cap 500
- 177D-IJim Houlihan Park at Jack Coffey Field — Fordham Rams opened 2005 · cap 1,000
- 178D-IUniversity Field — Hofstra Pride opened 2000 · cap 400
- 179D-ICity Park — Iona Gaels
- 180D-ILIU Baseball Stadium — LIU Sharks
- 181D-IDick Rockwell Field — Le Moyne Dolphins
- 182D-IClover Stadium — Manhattan Jaspers opened 2011 · cap 6,362
- 183D-IJames J. McCann Baseball Field — Marist Red Foxes opened 1992 · cap 350
- 184D-IBobo Field — Niagara Purple Eagles
- 185D-IConnors Park — Siena Saints cap 370
- 186D-IFred Handler Park — St. Bonaventure Bonnies opened 1958 · cap 500
- 187D-IJack Kaiser Stadium — St. John's Red Storm opened 2000 · cap 3,500
- 188D-IJoe Nathan Field — Stony Brook Seawolves opened 1967 · cap 1,000
- 189D-ISIUH Community Park — Wagner Seahawks opened 2001 · cap 7,171
NCAA Division I baseball fields in North Carolina18
- 190D-IBeaver Field at Jim and Bettie Smith Stadium — Appalachian State Mountaineers opened 2007 · cap 1,000
- 191D-IJim Perry Stadium — Campbell Fighting Camels opened 2013 · cap 630
- 192D-IRobert and Mariam Hayes Stadium — Charlotte 49ers opened 1994 · cap 4,100
- 193D-IT. Henry Wilson Jr. Field — Davidson Wildcats opened 1967 · cap 700
- 194D-IJack Coombs Field — Duke Blue Devils opened 1931 · cap 2,000
- 195D-IClark–LeClair Stadium — East Carolina Pirates opened 2005 · cap 6,000
- 196D-IWalter C. Latham Park — Elon Phoenix opened 2001 · cap 2,000
- 197D-IJohn Henry Moss Stadium — Gardner–Webb Runnin' Bulldogs opened 2010 · cap 550
- 198D-IGeorge S. Erath Field at Coy O. Williard Baseball Stadium — High Point Panthers opened 2007 · cap 550
- 199D-IDoak Field — NC State Wolfpack opened 1966 · cap 3,000
- 200D-IWorld War Memorial Stadium — North Carolina A&T Aggies opened 1928 · cap 7,500
- 201D-IBoshamer Stadium — North Carolina Tar Heels opened 1972 · cap 5,000
- 202D-IStick Williams Dream Fields — Queens Royals cap 350
- 203D-IGreenwood Baseball Field — UNC Asheville Bulldogs opened 1988 · cap 1,000
- 204D-IUNCG Baseball Stadium — UNC Greensboro Spartans opened 1999 · cap 3,500
- 205D-IBrooks Field — UNC Wilmington Seahawks opened 1989 · cap 3,000
- 206D-IDavid F. Couch Ballpark — Wake Forest Demon Deacons opened 1956 · cap 3,823
- 207D-IHennon Stadium — Western Carolina Catamounts opened 1978 · cap 1,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in North Dakota1
- 208D-INewman Outdoor Field — North Dakota State Bison opened 1996 · cap 4,513
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Ohio12
- 209D-ISkeeles Field — Akron Zips opened 1967 · cap 1,500
- 210D-ISteller Field — Bowling Green Falcons opened 1964 · cap 2,500
- 211D-IUC Baseball Stadium — Cincinnati Bearcats opened 2004 · cap 3,085
- 212D-IWoerner Field — Dayton Flyers opened 2004 · cap 500
- 213D-IOlga Mural Field at Schoonover Stadium — Kent State Golden Flashes opened 2005 · cap 1,148
- 214D-IStanley G. McKie Field at Joseph P. Hayden Jr. Park — Miami RedHawks opened 2002 · cap 1,000
- 215D-IBob Wren Stadium — Ohio Bobcats opened 1998 · cap 4,000
- 216D-IBill Davis Stadium — Ohio State Buckeyes opened 1997 · cap 4,450
- 217D-IScott Park Baseball Complex — Toledo Rockets cap 1,000
- 218D-INischwitz Stadium — Wright State Raiders opened 1993 · cap 750
- 219D-IJ. Page Hayden Field — Xavier Musketeers cap 500
- 220D-I7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood — Youngstown State Penguins opened 1999 · cap 6,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Oklahoma3
- 221D-IKimrey Family Stadium — Oklahoma Sooners
- 222D-IO'Brate Stadium — Oklahoma State Cowboys opened 2020
- 223D-IJ. L. Johnson Stadium — Oral Roberts Golden Eagles
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Oregon3
- 224D-IPK Park — Oregon Ducks opened 2009 · cap 4,000
- 225D-IGoss Stadium at Coleman Field — Oregon State Beavers opened 1907 · cap 3,248
- 226D-IJoe Etzel Field — Portland Pilots opened 1988 · cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Pennsylvania10
- 227D-IEugene B. Depew Field — Bucknell Bison opened 1999 · cap 500
- 228D-IHank DeVincent Field — La Salle Explorers opened 1978 · cap 1,000
- 229D-IKamine Stadium — Lafayette Leopards cap 500
- 230D-IJ. David Walker Field at Legacy Park — Lehigh Mountain Hawks opened 2015 · cap 370
- 231D-IMercyhurst Baseball Field — Mercyhurst Lakers cap 1,000
- 232D-IMeiklejohn Stadium — Penn Quakers opened 1999 · cap 850
- 233D-IMedlar Field at Lubrano Park — Penn State Nittany Lions opened 2006 · cap 5,406
- 234D-ICharles L. Cost Field — Pittsburgh Panthers opened 2011 · cap 900
- 235D-ISmithson Field — Saint Joseph's Hawks opened 2012 · cap 400
- 236D-IVillanova Ballpark at Plymouth — Villanova Wildcats opened 2003 · cap 750
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Rhode Island3
- 237D-IMurray Stadium — Brown Bears opened 1959 · cap 1,000
- 238D-IConaty Park — Bryant Bulldogs opened 2012 · cap 500
- 239D-IBill Beck Field — Rhode Island Rams opened 1966 · cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in South Carolina10
- 240D-ICofC Baseball Stadium at Patriots Point — Charleston Cougars opened 2001 · cap 2,000
- 241D-ICSU Ballpark — Charleston Southern Buccaneers cap 1,500
- 242D-IDoug Kingsmore Stadium — Clemson Tigers opened 1970 · cap 6,272
- 243D-ISprings Brooks Stadium — Coastal Carolina Chanticleers opened 1930 · cap 5,500
- 244D-IPresbyterian Baseball Complex — Presbyterian Blue Hose opened 1988 · cap 500
- 245D-IFounders Park — South Carolina Gamecocks opened 2009 · cap 6,600
- 246D-IJoseph P. Riley Jr. Park — The Citadel Bulldogs opened 1997 · cap 6,000
- 247D-ICleveland S. Harley Baseball Park — USC Upstate Spartans opened 2004 · cap 500
- 248D-IWinthrop Ballpark — Winthrop Eagles opened 2007 · cap 1,800
- 249D-IRussell C. King Field — Wofford Terriers opened 2004 · cap 2,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in South Dakota1
- 250D-IErv Huether Field — South Dakota State Jackrabbits opened 2008 · cap 600
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Tennessee10
- 251D-IRaymond C. Hand Park — Austin Peay Governors opened 1970 · cap 1,000
- 252D-IE. S. Rose Park — Belmont Bruins cap 750
- 253D-IThomas Stadium — East Tennessee State Buccaneers opened 2012 · cap 1,000
- 254D-IKen Dugan Field at Stephen Lee Marsh Stadium — Lipscomb Bisons opened 1991 · cap 1,500
- 255D-IFedExPark — Memphis Tigers opened 1972 · cap 2,000
- 256D-IReese Smith Jr. Field — Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders opened 1979 · cap 2,600
- 257D-IBush Stadium at Averitt Express Baseball Complex — Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles opened 1978 · cap 1,100
- 258D-ILindsey Nelson Stadium — Tennessee Volunteers opened 1993 · cap 8,012
- 259D-ISkyhawk Baseball Field — UT Martin Skyhawks opened 1974 · cap 500
- 260D-IHawkins Field — Vanderbilt Commodores opened 2002 · cap 3,626
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Texas22
- 261D-ICrutcher Scott Field — Abilene Christian Wildcats
- 262D-IBaylor Ballpark — Baylor Bears opened 1999
- 263D-IHorner Ballpark — Dallas Baptist Patriots
- 264D-IHusky Field — Houston Christian Huskies
- 265D-IDarryl & Lori Schroeder Park — Houston Cougars opened 1995
- 266D-ISullivan Field — Incarnate Word Cardinals
- 267D-IVincent–Beck Stadium — Lamar Cardinals opened 1969
- 268D-IJohn W. Tankersley Field — Prairie View A&M Panthers
- 269D-IReckling Park — Rice Owls opened 2000
- 270D-IDon Sanders Stadium — Sam Houston Bearkats
- 271D-IJaycees Field — Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
- 272D-ILupton Stadium — TCU Horned Frogs opened 2003
- 273D-ICecil Ballow Baseball Complex — Tarleton State Texans
- 274D-IOlsen Field at Blue Bell Park — Texas A&M Aggies opened 1978
- 275D-IChapman Field — Texas A&M–Corpus Christi Islanders
- 276D-IUFCU Disch–Falk Field — Texas Longhorns opened 1975
- 277D-IMacGregor Park — Texas Southern Tigers
- 278D-IBobcat Ballpark — Texas State Bobcats opened 2009
- 279D-IDan Law Field at Rip Griffin Park — Texas Tech Red Raiders
- 280D-IClay Gould Ballpark — UT Arlington Mavericks opened 2001
- 281D-IUTRGV Baseball Stadium — UTRGV Vaqueros
- 282D-IRoadrunner Field — UTSA Roadrunners
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Utah4
- 283D-ILarry H. Miller Field — BYU Cougars opened 2001 · cap 2,204
- 284D-IBruce Hurst Field — Utah Tech Trailblazers opened 1994 · cap 2,500
- 285D-ICharlie Monfort Field at America First Ballpark — Utah Utes opened 2026 · cap 3,000
- 286D-IUCCU Ballpark — Utah Valley Wolverines opened 2005 · cap 5,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Virginia14
- 287D-ISpuhler Field — George Mason Patriots opened 1986 · cap 900
- 288D-IBarcroft Park — George Washington Revolutionaries opened 1993 · cap 500
- 289D-IEagle Field at Veterans Memorial Park — James Madison Dukes opened 2010 · cap 1,200
- 290D-ILiberty Baseball Stadium — Liberty Flames opened 2013 · cap 2,500
- 291D-IBolding Stadium — Longwood Lancers opened 1994 · cap 500
- 292D-IMarty L. Miller Field — Norfolk State Spartans opened 1997 · cap 1,500
- 293D-IBud Metheny Ballpark — Old Dominion Monarchs opened 1983 · cap 2,500
- 294D-ICarter Memorial Stadium — Radford Highlanders opened 1986 · cap 700
- 295D-IMalcolm U. Pitt Field — Richmond Spiders cap 600
- 296D-IThe Diamond — VCU Rams opened 1985 · cap 9,560
- 297D-IGray–Minor Stadium — VMI Keydets opened 2007 · cap 1,400
- 298D-IDavenport Field at Disharoon Park — Virginia Cavaliers opened 2002 · cap 5,919
- 299D-IEnglish Field — Virginia Tech Hokies opened 1989 · cap 4,000
- 300D-IPlumeri Park — William & Mary Tribe opened 1999 · cap 1,000
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Washington4
- 301D-IWashington Trust Field and Patterson Baseball Complex — Gonzaga Bulldogs opened 2007 · cap 2,300
- 302D-IBannerwood Park — Seattle U Redhawks
- 303D-IHusky Ballpark — Washington Huskies opened 1998 · cap 2,200
- 304D-IBailey-Brayton Field — Washington State Cougars opened 1980 · cap 3,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in West Virginia2
- 305D-IJack Cook Field — Marshall Thundering Herd opened 2024 · cap 3,500
- 306D-IKendrick Family Ballpark — West Virginia Mountaineers opened 2015 · cap 3,500
NCAA Division I baseball fields in Wisconsin1
- 307D-IFranklin Field — Milwaukee Panthers opened 2019 · cap 4,000