Baylor Ballpark

Baylor Ballpark is a baseball stadium in Waco featuring red brick and green steel construction. The facility offers about 3,200 chairback seats, additional field-level seating, and a modern digital scoreboard system.

The ballpark opened in 1999 and immediately attracted NCAA tournaments, establishing its importance in college baseball. This quick rise as a venue for regional competitions made it a recognized destination for the sport.

The ballpark is deeply tied to Baylor University and showcases architecture that matches the campus style. It serves as a gathering place where students and fans come together to watch baseball.

About 70 percent of seating areas are covered by an overhead awning, protecting spectators from various weather conditions. Visitors should take advantage of these sheltered areas to watch comfortably during heat or rain.

The ballpark houses the Jack Ward Pitching Lab, a specialized training facility with motion capture cameras and biomechanics analysis. This technology allows players to improve their throwing techniques on a scientific basis.

Location: Waco

Inception: 1999

Official opening: 1999

Capacity: 5000

GPS coordinates: 31.55083,-97.10778

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:10