Foster Field

Foster Field is a baseball stadium in San Angelo with a modern design and professional setup. The facility features locker rooms, training areas, and a press box area, accommodating thousands of spectators for games.

The stadium opened in 2000 and marked an important milestone for San Angelo's sports infrastructure. Its construction with modern materials established the city as a serious baseball venue.

The crowd here celebrates baseball with genuine enthusiasm, and fans actively support players hitting home runs during games. This creates a real connection between visitors and the local sport community.

The stadium offers ample seating and modern facilities for visitors watching baseball games. Parking is available, and the venue is easily accessible for those walking from downtown.

The stadium is named after Walton A Foster, a radio broadcaster who covered the original Colts games in the 1950s. This choice connects the modern facility to the city's early baseball history.

Location: San Angelo

Inception: 2000

Official opening: 2000

Capacity: 4200

GPS coordinates: 31.43590,-100.45400

Latest update: December 13, 2025 12:23