Overview

Sporting one of the finest playing surfaces in the nation and boasting a college soccer atmosphere second to none, the facility underwent a major reorganization in 2005. The main stands were raised off the ground and brought several feet closer to the playing surface, bringing fans even closer to the action, but perhaps the most noticeable change was the addition of a spacious press box and camera deck on the facility's east side. On the west side, reserved seating for over 500 fans was placed between the covered team benches, offering fans the opportunity to truly feel a part of the game.The Aggie Soccer Stadium, with an expanded capacity of 3,500, also boasts a state-of-the-art, soccer-specific scoreboard on the southwest side of the facility and an auxiliary scoreboard on the northeast corner of the pitch. Installed in the fall of 2004, the scoreboard features a color light board and in-match statistics to complement the traditional score, clock and horn and is one of the finest in college soccer.
Olsen Field at Blue Bell Park - home of Aggie Baseball originally opened in 1978, recent renovations were completed in February of 2012. The stadium has traditional and dugout suites, lawn seating, and is home to the Cox Diamond Club.
2,000 Seats Natural Grass Surface 6,700 Sq. Ft Indoor Hitting Facility Home of Texas A&M Softball