Troy Softball Complex, Collegiate softball field at Troy University, Alabama, US

Troy Softball Complex is the home stadium of the Troy Trojans softball team on the Troy University campus in Alabama. The field has ProGrass artificial turf in the outfield, an underground drainage system, and a Daktronics Full-Box LED scoreboard. Seating includes 120 chairback seats and 680 bench-back seats, and the 8,000-square-foot Dodds Center stands alongside.

Built in 2002 on the Troy University campus, the complex became the home field of the Division I Troy Trojans softball team. Before the 2014 season it underwent a $3 million renovation: the field was leveled, the bleachers replaced by a grandstand, and the 8,000-square-foot Dodds Center added. Troy hosted Auburn in the 2014 opener, a 5–5 tie.

The Dodds Center, an 8,000-square-foot hitting facility, is named for Mike and Cindy Dodds in recognition of their support of Troy University athletics. The 2014 home opener against Auburn ended in a 5–5 tie, and the Trojans' home record stood at 377-193-2 through the 2018 season.

Seating is split between 120 chairback seats and 680 bench-back seats in the permanent grandstand, with a party deck built over the visitor's dugout. The field was leveled during the 2014 work to improve sight lines, and ProGrass artificial turf covers the outfield above an underground drainage system.

The 2014 renovation replaced the original metal bleachers with a permanent grandstand of 120 chair-back and 680 bench-back seats, raising capacity from 500 to 800. The first game on the rebuilt field, against Auburn, ended in a 5–5 tie. As of the end of the 2018 season, Troy's home record stood at 377–193–2.