UNT - Lovelace Stadium

UNT - Lovelace Stadium

UNT - Lovelace Stadium

Sports Complex

Destination Marketed
Tournament Ready

About UNT - Lovelace Stadium

Lovelace Stadium, named for Don and Patty Lovelace, president of Lily of the Desert Organic Aloeceuticals and North Texas boosters, was constructed as part of the Mean Green's overhaul of its athletic facilities beginning in 2005 with the creation of the Mean Green Village. The first game was played at Lovelace Stadium in 2007.

Lovelace's field combines natural elements with synthetic enhancements. The infield is clay-based dirt and the warning track is Hilltopper Infield Mix, which is soil stabilized with a polymer that allows it to shrug off weather, keeping it from being too dusty or muddy, and creating a more consistent playing surface. The outfield is natural grass.

The outfield wall is 200 feet from home plate down the left- and right-field lines and 220 feet to centerfield.

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Sports

  • Baseball

  • Softball

  • Kickball

  • Other Sport or Activity

Amenities

Bleachers

Chairs

Cleaning Station

Concessions

Hand Sanitizing Station

Lighting

Locker Room

Parking

Pitching Machine

Restrooms

Spaces

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    John Doe

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