Princeton Baseball

A new home for Princeton Baseball will be constructed in the Meadows Neighborhood. The new Baseball Ballpark supports the University’s objective to provide an excellent student-athlete experience by providing a state-of-the-art performance environment. A high-quality fan experience will also be provided, with welcoming gathering spaces, a vibrant and healthy environment, and convenient transportation. The ballpark will include artificial turf, lights, inclusive restrooms, dugout bathrooms, chair back seating, and a fully compliant NCAA field.

The new Baseball Ballpark, together with our other new athletic facilities in the Meadows Neighborhood, reflects the importance of academic and athletic integration and the University’s goal to create a level of quality and functionality that supports the excellence of Princeton University, the Athletics Department, and its student athletes.  The new ballpark will allow student athletes to optimize their time, fully develop their abilities, and provide the support required for individual and team success. 

The 7-acre ballpark and adjacent landscapes will be integrated into the Meadows Neighborhood, alongside other new athletic facilities, and advance the sustainability ethos of the University through stormwater management, geo-exchange bores, and other sustainable features outlined below. Until the new facility is completed and operational, Princeton Baseball will continue to practice and compete on Clarke Field.

Sustainable features
Energy-efficient lighting and controls
Geo-exchange bores under facility
Native, adaptive, low-maintenance trees and plantings
People-oriented outdoor spaces
Reinforce campus pedestrian and bicycle paths
Site lighting that protects the night sky
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Estimated completion
Spring 2027

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Construction Manager
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Construction Manager
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Interior Project Manager
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