Beavers Field, Lancaster, Ohio

Beavers Field

Entrance to Beavers Field, Jul-2005.

The extent of the seats. Fans also sit at the top of the berm at left.

Looking down the third-base line.

Quick Facts:

Location: OH 37 across from Ohio University-Lancaster, Lancaster, Ohio
Opened: 1991
Home team: Lancaster Scouts, Frontier League (1993-94); Ohio University-Lancaster Cougars, Ohio Regional Campus Conference
Capacity: 1,000 (approx.)

This small park was excavated between 1988 and 1990, and it opened for use in 1991. It is primarily used for high school and American Legion baseball, although Ohio University-Lancaster, across the street, also utilizes it as their home field. When I saw it, an American Legion 16-and-under regional tournament was underway.

Beavers Field isn’t named for a beaver, or a beaver mascot. It’s named for long-time Lancaster baseball coach and supporter Al Beaver.

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