Baseball Stadium Complex

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$60 Million Gift — Largest in University History

Binghamton University’s sports facilities, in Vestal, N.Y., will be transformed with a $60 million anonymous gift that will create a new Baseball Stadium Complex. From admissions to athletics, this gift will have a positive impact across the entire campus.

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Baseball Stadium Complex Renderings

This fully funded donor project will build an 84,000 square-foot facility to support the baseball team that will include a new baseball clubhouse and an indoor training facility.

Amenities for New Baseball Stadium Complex

INDOOR TRAINING AREA

Batting tunnels
Open, two-story height
Four individual/configurable batting lanes
Two running/sprint lanes
Synthetic turf
LED lighting
Observation areas (coaches and players)

HIIT (HIGH-INTENSITY INTERVAL TRAINING) SPACE

Skyfold vertical glass folding partition to fully open space into player’s lounge

PLAYER’S LOUNGE

Lounge area with media wall
Nutrition area
Recreation and observation area
Hall of Fame/recognition wall

“This gift will help put Binghamton University into the upper echelons of Division I schools.”

- President Harvey Stenger

Amenities for New Baseball Stadium Complex

ATHLETIC TRAINING/HYDRO-THERAPY ROOM

Two tubs: one thermal and one polar plunge system

TEAM MEETING SPACE

Auditorium seating with 40 DreamSeats
Projector and screen for video viewing
View of the field

STUDY LOUNGE

Dry erase board walls
Advisor’s office in proximity to students

VIDEO EDITING AREA

Six stations

VIP LOUNGE

Large TV/media walls
Food and beverage stations
Two suites with glass NanaWall doors to open fully to the outside

“The new baseball complex will be a one-of-a-kind facility in this region and will be better than most Division I programs across the country.”

- Head Coach Tim Sinicki

Baseball Team Highlights

Binghamton’s baseball program has won a combined 10 conference regular-season and postseason titles in the last 13 years.
The program has advanced to the NCAA Regionals four times since 2009, including three times in the last seven years.
In 2019, Binghamton hosted the America East Conference tournament.

The program has produced nine Major League Baseball draft picks in the last eight years, including 2019 America East Pitcher of the Year Ben Anderson, who was taken in the 13th round by the Texas Rangers.
The 2019 team had a 3.2 GPA during its spring season.

Binghamton's Major League Draft Picks

1990 Dan Gray, C (Los Angeles Dodgers, 7th Round),
Dirk Gorman, OF (Los Angeles Dodgers, 48th Round)
2001 Jeff Montani, RHP (Baltimore Orioles, 37th Round)
2008 Jeff Dennis, LHP (Oakland Athletics, 40th Round)
2009 Murphy Smith, RHP (Oakland Athletics, 13th Round)
2010 Henry Dunn, OF (Cleveland Indians, 50th Round)
2012 Mike Augliera, RHP (Boston Red Sox, 5th Round),
Lee Sosa, RHP (Oakland Athletics, 26th Round)
2014 Bill Bereszniewicz, OF (Los Angeles Dodgers, 28th Round)
2015 Jake Thomas, OF (Toronto Blue Jays, 27th Round)
2016 Mike Bunal, RHP (Colorado Rockies, 17th Round)
2017 Justin Yurchak, 3B (Chicago White Sox, 12th Round),
Dylan Stock, RHP (Detroit Tigers, 25th Round)
2018 Nick Wegmann, LHP (Seattle Mariners, 34th Round)
2019 Ben Anderson, RHP (Texas Rangers, 13th Round)

Binghamton's Free Agent Signings

1976 Jerry Gaube, RHP, New York Yankees
1981 Mike Bucko, RHP, Cleveland Indians
1985 Dan Tauken, RHP, Chicago White Sox
2007 Scott Diamond, LHP, Atlanta Braves
2016 Reed Gamache, 2B, New York Mets

In addition to the team’s success, the Binghamton area has hosted New York state’s high-school championship finals for the past 16 years, and has been the home of a successful and popular minor league team for more than eight decades.