Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium

Katie Seashole Pressly Softball Stadium is a collegiate softball facility at the University of Florida with modern features throughout. The venue includes a grass playing field with red clay surfaces, training areas, team locker rooms, coaching offices, and an elevated press box for media coverage.

The facility opened in February 1997 as a dedicated home for the University of Florida's softball program. This opening represented a milestone moment for the university's commitment to providing quality venues for women's athletics.

The stadium honors Katie Seashole Pressly and her work advancing women's athletics in Florida. It stands as a symbol of how the university recognizes female athletes and their contributions to campus sports.

The stadium sits on the university campus with seating for about 1,200 people and amenities including concession stands. Since it is located within campus grounds, visitors will want to allow time to navigate the larger university area to reach it.

Connected to the stadium is the Rosemary Oberndorf Training Facility, which houses indoor batting cages and specialized training equipment. This separate building allows players to practice year-round regardless of weather conditions.

Location: Gainesville

Inception: February 8, 1997

Official opening: February 8, 1997

Capacity: 1200

GPS coordinates: 29.63848,-82.36493

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:27