League Stadium

League Stadium is a baseball facility in Huntingburg with seating for around 2,800 spectators arranged on traditional wooden bleachers that echo 19th-century ballpark architecture. The field dimensions reflect classic baseball standards, with distances of 332 feet (101 meters) to left field and 320 feet (97 meters) to right field.

The stadium was founded in 1894 and has preserved its original grandstand structure while serving different teams throughout the regional baseball leagues. From its early days to the present, it has remained continuously active for baseball games.

The stadium became famous worldwide after serving as the filming location for the 1992 movie 'A League of Their Own' and the 1995 HBO production 'Soul of the Game'. These films have given the venue lasting cultural significance for movie fans and baseball lovers.

The facility offers basic amenities including concession stands for refreshments and public restrooms for visitors. The best time to visit is during the baseball season when games are scheduled and the place is most active.

The venue hosts both collegiate summer league teams and semiprofessional baseball players, creating an interesting blend of different skill levels under one roof. This diverse use allows visitors to experience different types of baseball competition at a historic location.

Location: Indiana

Inception: 1894

Official opening: 1894

Capacity: 2783

GPS coordinates: 38.29030,-86.94510

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:04