List of South Atlantic League stadiums

ShoreTown Ballpark was built in 2001 and is home to the Jersey Shore BlueClaws.
World War Memorial Stadium was built in 1926 and was home to the Greensboro Hornets, Bats, and Grasshoppers.

There are twelve stadiums in use by South Atlantic League (SAL) baseball teams. The oldest stadium is HomeTrust Park (1924) in Asheville, North Carolina, home of the Asheville Tourists. The newest stadium is Fifth Third Park in Spartanburg, South Carolina, home of the Hub City Spartanburgers. One stadium was built in the 1920s, three in the 1990s, six in the 2000s, and one in each of the 2010s and 2020s. The highest seating capacity is 8,000 at ShoreTown Ballpark in Lakewood, New Jersey, where the Jersey Shore BlueClaws play. The lowest capacity is 4,000 at HomeTrust Park.

Since its founding in 1960, there have been over 50 stadiums located among over 40 municipalities used by the league, including the periods when it was known as the Western Carolina League (1960–1962) and Western Carolinas League (1963–1979). Of the stadiums with known opening dates, HomeTrust Park (then called Old McCormick Field) and Fifth Third Park are also the oldest and newest, respectively, among all SAL stadiums. The highest known seating capacity is 9,077 at Spirit Communications Park (since renamed Segra Park) in Columbia, South Carolina, home of the now-Carolina League's Columbia Fireflies. The stadium with the lowest known capacity was Walter Bickett Stadium in Monroe, North Carolina, home of the Monroe Indians and Monroe Pirates, which seated only 1,500.

Active stadiums

Name Team City State Opened Capacity Ref.
Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium Frederick Keys Frederick Maryland 1990 5,400 [1]
Maimonides Park Brooklyn Cyclones Brooklyn New York 2001 7,000 [2]
Heritage Financial Park Hudson Valley Renegades Wappingers Falls New York 1994 5,400[3] [4]
ShoreTown Ballpark Jersey Shore BlueClaws Lakewood New Jersey 2001 8,000 [5]
Daniel S. Frawley Stadium Wilmington Blue Rocks Wilmington Delaware 1993 6,404 [6]
HomeTrust Park Asheville Tourists Asheville North Carolina 1924 4,000 [7]
Bowling Green Ballpark Bowling Green Hot Rods Bowling Green Kentucky 2009 4,559 [8]
First National Bank Field Greensboro Grasshoppers Greensboro North Carolina 2005 7,499 [9]
Fluor Field at the West End Greenville Drive Greenville South Carolina 2006 5,700 [10]
Fifth Third Park Hub City Spartanburgers Spartanburg South Carolina 2025 5,000 [11]
AdventHealth Stadium Rome Emperors Rome Georgia 2003 5,105 [12]
Truist Stadium Winston-Salem Dash Winston-Salem North Carolina 2010[13] 5,500 [14]

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Daniel S. Frawley Stadium
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AdventHealth Stadium
AdventHealth Stadium
AdventHealth Stadium
ShoreTown Ballpark
ShoreTown Ballpark
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Heritage Financial Park
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Fifth Third Park
Fifth Third Park
Fifth Third Park
Fluor Field
Fluor Field
Fluor Field
First National Bank Field
First National Bank Field
First National Bank Field
Maimonides Park
Maimonides Park
Maimonides Park
Bowling Green Ballpark
Bowling Green Ballpark
Bowling Green Ballpark
HomeTrust Park
HomeTrust Park
HomeTrust Park
Harry Grove Stadium
Harry Grove Stadium
Harry Grove Stadium
Current stadium locations:
  • North Division
  • South Division

All stadiums

Key
Name
 Stadium's name in its last season of hosting SAL baseball
Opened
 Opening of earliest stadium variant used for hosting SAL baseball
Capacity
 Stadium's most recent capacity while hosting SAL baseball
Name Team(s) Locality State Opened Capacity Ref(s)
Ripken Stadium Aberdeen IronBirds Aberdeen Maryland 2002 6,000 [15][16]
Paul Eames Stadium[a] Albany Polecats, South Georgia Waves Albany Georgia 4,000 [17]
Anderson City Memorial Stadium Anderson Senators/Giants/Tigers/Mets/Rangers, Anderson Braves Anderson South Carolina 6,500 [18]
Old McCormick Field Asheville Tourists Asheville North Carolina 1924 3,200 [7][19]
McCormick Stadium[b] Asheville Tourists Asheville North Carolina 1992 4,000 [7][20]
Heaton Park Augusta Pirates/GreenJackets Augusta Georgia 4,000 [21]
Lake Olmstead Stadium[c] Augusta GreenJackets Augusta Georgia 4,822 [22]
Davis Park Belmont Chiefs Belmont North Carolina [23]
Bowling Green Ballpark Bowling Green Hot Rods Bowling Green Kentucky 2009 4,559 [8][24]
Maimonides Park[d] Brooklyn Cyclones Brooklyn New York 2001 7,000 [2][25]
J. P. Riddle Stadium Cape Fear Crocs, Fayetteville Generals Fayetteville North Carolina 4,200 [26]
Capital City Stadium Columbia Mets, Capital City Bombers Columbia South Carolina 6,000 [27]
Hampton Park[e] Charleston Pirates/Patriots, Charleston Royals/Rainbows/RiverDogs Charleston South Carolina 6,000 [28]
Joseph P. Riley Jr. Ballpark[f] Charleston RiverDogs Charleston South Carolina 1997 5,549 [29][30]
Watt Powell Stadium[g] Charleston Wheelers/Alley Cats Charleston West Virginia 6,800 [31]
Clark Griffith Park[h] Charlotte Twins Charlotte North Carolina 1941 7,500 [32]
Spirit Communications Park Columbia Fireflies Columbia South Carolina 2016 9,077 [33]
Golden Park Columbus Indians/RedStixx, South Georgia Waves/Columbus Catfish Columbus Georgia 5,000 [34][35]
Cougar Field Columbus RedStixx Columbus Georgia 5,000 [36]
Arthur W. Perdue Stadium Delmarva Shorebirds Salisbury Maryland 1996 5,200 [37][38]
American Legion Stadium Florence Blue Jays Florence South Carolina 3,500 [39]
Harry Grove Stadium Frederick Keys Frederick Maryland 1990 5,400 [1][40]
Sims Legion Park[i] Gastonia Rippers/Pirates, Gastonia Rangers/Expos/Jets/Tigers, Gastonia Cardinals Gastonia North Carolina 4,500 [41]
War Memorial Stadium Greensboro Hornets/Bats/Grasshoppers Greensboro North Carolina 1926 7,500 [42][43]
First National Bank Field[j] Greensboro Grasshoppers Greensboro North Carolina 2005 7,499 [9][44]
Meadowbrook Park[k] Greenville Braves, Greenville Mets, Greenville Red Sox/Rangers Greenville South Carolina 6,000 [45]
Greenville Municipal Stadium Greenville Bombers Greenville South Carolina 7,027 [46]
Fluor Field at the West End[l] Greenville Drive Greenville South Carolina 2006 5,700 [10][47]
Legion Stadium Greenwood Braves, Greenwood Pirates Greenwood South Carolina 3,500 [48]
Municipal Stadium Hagerstown Suns Hagerstown Maryland 1930 4,600 [49]
American Legion Park Hickory Rebels Hickory North Carolina 4,000 [50]
L. P. Frans Stadium Hickory Crawdads Hickory North Carolina 1993 5,100 [51][52]
Fifth Third Park Hub City Spartanburgers Spartanburg South Carolina 2025 5,000 [11][53]
Heritage Financial Park[m] Hudson Valley Renegades Wappingers Falls New York 1994 5,400[54] [4][55]
ShoreTown Ballpark[n] Lakewood/Jersey Shore BlueClaws Lakewood New Jersey 2001 8,000 [5][56]
Classic Auto Group Park Lake County Captains Eastlake Ohio 2003 7,273 [57][58]
Fieldcrest-Cannon Stadium Piedmont Phillies/Boll Weevils, Kannapolis Intimidators Kannapolis North Carolina 1995 4,700 [59]
Holt-Moffitt Field[o] Lexington Indians/Giants/Braves Lexington North Carolina 1938 3,000 [60]
Applebee's Park[p] Lexington Legends Lexington North Carolina 2001 6,033 [61]
Luther Williams Field[q] Macon Peaches, Macon Redbirds, Macon Pirates, Macon Braves Macon Georgia 3,806 [62]
Walter Bickett Stadium Monroe Indians,[r] Monroe Pirates Monroe North Carolina 1,500 [63]
Coastal Carolina College Field Myrtle Beach Blue Jays/Hurricanes Myrtle Beach South Carolina 3,200 [64]
American Legion Field Newton–Conover Twins Newton North Carolina 7,500 [65]
Mirmow Field Orangeburg Cardinals/Dodgers Orangeburg South Carolina 3,500 [66]
Municipal Stadium Rock Hill Wrens/Cardinals/Indians Rock Hill South Carolina 8,000 [67]
AdventHealth Stadium[s] Rome Braves/Emperors Rome Georgia 2003 5,105 [12][68]
Memorial Park[t] Rutherford County Owls Forest City North Carolina 2,500 [69]
Newman Park Salisbury Braves/Dodgers/Astros/Senators Salisbury North Carolina 1932 3,500 [70]
Grayson Stadium[u] Savannah Cardinals/Sand Gnats Savannah Georgia 1927 8,500 [71]
City Park[v] Shelby Colonels, Shelby Yankees/Rebels/Senators Shelby North Carolina 3,000 [72]
Veterans Stadium[w] Shelby Reds/Pirates/Mets Shelby North Carolina 1,700 [73]
Duncan Park Spartanburg Phillies, Spartanburg Traders/Spinners/Suns Spartanburg South Carolina 1926 2,945 [74][75]
City Park Statesville Owls/Colts/Tigers, Statesville Indians[x] Statesville North Carolina 3,100 [76]
Riley Park Sumter Indians/Astros, Sumter Braves, Sumter Flyers Sumter South Carolina 4,000 [77]
Finch Field Thomasville Hi-Toms Thomasville North Carolina 3,500 [78]
Appalachian Power Park West Virginia Power Charleston West Virginia 2005 4,500 [79]
Brooks Field Wilmington Waves Wilmington North Carolina 3,500 [80]
Daniel S. Frawley Stadium[y] Wilmington Blue Rocks Wilmington Delaware 1993 6,404 [6][81]
Truist Stadium[z] Winston-Salem Dash Winston-Salem North Carolina 2010[82] 5,500 [14][83]
  1. ↑ Paul Eames Stadium was known as Polecat Park (1994–2000).
  2. ↑ McCormick Stadium is located on the site of the old stadium, which was completely remodeled in 1992.
  3. ↑ Lake Olmstead Stadium was known as Greenjackets Stadium (1995).
  4. ↑ Maimonides Park was known as KeySpan Park (2001–2010) and MCU Park.
  5. ↑ Hampton Park was also known as College Park.
  6. ↑ Joseph P. Riley Jr. Ballpark is also known as The Joe.
  7. ↑ Watt Powell Stadium was also known as Exhibition Park.
  8. ↑ Clark Griffith Park was known as Jim Crockett Memorial Park (1973–1987) and Knights Park (1988).
  9. ↑ Sims Legion Park was known as Sims Stadium (1950).
  10. ↑ First National Bank Field was also known as NewBridge Bank Park and First Horizon Park.
  11. ↑ Meadowbrook Park was also known as Cambria Park and Griffith Park.
  12. ↑ Fluor Field at the West End was known as West End Field (2006–2007).
  13. ↑ Heritage Financial Park was formerly known as Dutchess Stadium.
  14. ↑ ShoreTown Ballpark was formerly known as GPU FirstEnergy Park.
  15. ↑ Holt-Moffitt Field was known as Wennonah Field (1937).
  16. ↑ Applebee's Park was known as Legends Stadium (2001–2003).
  17. ↑ Luther Williams Field is also known as Luther Williams Park.
  18. ↑ The Monroe Indians started the 1969 season as the Statesville Indians and moved from Statesville, North Carolina, on June 20.
  19. ↑ AdventHealth Stadium was formerly known as Floyd County Stadium (2003) and State Mutual Stadium.
  20. ↑ Memorial Park was known as Central High School Park (1948–1951).
  21. ↑ Grayson Stadium (William L. Grayson Stadium) was known as Municipal Field (1927–1939).
  22. ↑ City Park was known as Shelby Park (1954).
  23. ↑ Veterans Stadium was known as High School Stadium (1940–1943) and Shelby Park (1954).
  24. ↑ The Statesville Indians moved to Monroe, North Carolina, on June 20, 1969, and were renamed the Monroe Indians.
  25. ↑ Daniel S. Frawley Stadium was known as Legends Stadium (1993–1994).
  26. ↑ Truist Stadium previously called BB&T Ballpark.

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See also

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