Lupton Stadium

Lupton Stadium is a baseball facility in Fort Worth with a two-tiered design that provides seating for thousands of spectators. The complex features luxury suites, press areas, locker rooms for both teams, and dedicated training spaces for players.

The stadium opened in 2003 as the replacement for the previous TCU Diamond and became the new home for Texas Christian University's baseball team. This marked a significant shift in the facilities available to the university's athletic program.

The facility serves as a home for Texas Christian University's baseball program and draws fans who follow the Horned Frogs' games and experience collegiate sport at this level. The energy during home games reflects how the sport is woven into university life.

The facility features heated dugouts and modern field maintenance systems designed to keep the playing surface in top condition. When arriving, allow time to explore the grounds and find the best vantage points for watching the game.

A 2015 renovation added the G. Malcolm Louden Player Development Center, which houses indoor and outdoor training spaces with batting cages for player preparation. This specialized training facility allows athletes to refine their skills regardless of weather conditions.

Location: Fort Worth

Inception: February 2, 2003

Official opening: February 2, 2003

Capacity: 4500

GPS coordinates: 32.70314,-97.37247

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:01