Borleske Stadium, Sports stadium in Walla Walla, United States.

Borleske Stadium is a baseball field in Walla Walla with natural grass, field boxes, and grandstands arranged in sections for spectators. The venue holds around 2,200 people and includes concession areas with food and beverage options.

Borleske Stadium opened in 1926 and has hosted professional and amateur football and baseball teams. It is named for Vincent Borleske (1887–1957), a Whitman College athlete from the class of 1910 and later a coach. Former tenants include the Walla Walla Padres (1973–1982), whose roster featured Ozzie Smith in 1977 and Tony Gwynn in 1981.

This stadium sits at the heart of the local sports community and serves as a gathering place for college baseball fans and families. Over decades, it has become woven into how residents experience summer recreation and school pride.

The stadium sits on East Rees Avenue and is accessible by car with parking nearby. Visitors should know the venue transitions between baseball and football uses, which affects field setup and viewing areas seasonally.

Borleske Stadium is oriented southeast, while the recommended alignment for ballparks is east-northeast. The entrance gate sits beyond right field and serves both baseball and football crowds. The field lies at about 980 feet (300 m) above sea level.