Bogeyorpar posted:Add a picture of a NESCAC baseball field, as we happen to drive through in the summer. You can guess the college by the color. It's not the greatest, but definitely playable. Interesting thing is that the baseball field is located at the most remote corner of the sports complex and there's no lights and no bleachers.
The second picture is our HS baseball field, and it's actually one of the worse ones in the district. And not in California.
Of course, I agree with others that field condition is a small factor in selecting schools. Just to add some visuals to the facility discussion.
I see Bowdoin returfed their field. Every field out there (baseball, softball, men's soccer, women's soccer, etc.) goes by the same name. Some might call it a complex. It's an open field of athletic fields. But as they say, " You may be beating us now. You'll be working for us later." I would have been sixth generation had I played D3 ball. I verballed as soon as I could talk. I decommitted in high school.