Clay Gould Ballpark

Clay Gould Ballpark is a baseball stadium at the University of Texas in Arlington with a layout designed for both spectators and players. The facility includes comfortable seating areas, training spaces, and equipment areas that support competitive college baseball.

The stadium opened in 1974 as Arlington Athletic Center and was renamed in 2003 to honor a former player and coach. This change reflected the institution's commitment to recognizing influential figures in its athletic program.

This ballpark serves as a gathering place where college teams and fans come together for games that matter to the local sports community. The setting reflects how baseball shapes social life and school spirit at the university.

The facility is located on an active university campus, so access and visiting conditions may depend on the academic calendar and campus events. Finding parking requires planning ahead, and walking around campus is often more convenient than driving.

The field incorporates synthetic turf in specific zones such as the bullpen and warning track to enhance durability and maintenance. This design choice keeps playing conditions consistent even with heavy use throughout the season.

Location: Arlington

Inception: 1974

Official opening: 1974

Capacity: 1600

GPS coordinates: 32.72202,-97.13116

Latest update: December 12, 2025 07:55