Bryant Baseball Complex

The Bryant University Baseball Complex is home to the Division II Bulldogs throughout the year fall and spring sports seasons.  Located on Bryant's beautiful 387 acre campus, the Baseball Complex is located between the Bryant Softball Complex and Sutton Field, formerly the summer home of the New England Patriots. 

The fields dimensions go 330' down the left and right field lines, 385' to the right and left center field gaps and 400' to straight away center field. It is equipped with step down dug outs, bullpens down each line with two mounds and a hitting cage down the left field line just out side of the fence next to the bullpen.

In addition to hosting several Northeast-10 Conference tournament games, the Bryant Baseball Complex hosted the 2004 NCAA Division II Baseball Northeast Regional Championship, won by the Bulldogs. 2004 was a year of first for the Bulldogs that included their first time hosting the Regional Championship, as well as winning their first Regional Championship, advancing them further than any other Bryant athletics team up until that point.

Located just past the leftfield fence is Bryant's well-maintained golf practice area, complete with sand bunker, chipping area, and practice putting green.