The field dimensions are 310 down the left field line, 390 to straight away center and 310 down the right field line.

A primary hitters attraction for the ballpark is the large pond just outside the right field fence, giving players something to shoot for.

The field is a natural grass field, complete with a state of the art drainage and irrigation system. The field is watered automatically through a computerized sprinkler system.

An initial ag-lime pitchers mound was recently removed in 2006 and replaced with a beautiful red clay mound which will have better footing than its original predecessor.

The field features above-ground brick dug-outs, made of faced foundation block with a cement slab ceiling.

Another feature of the field is the close proximity of its adjacent batting cages. There are four batting cages total.

The field is not currently lighted, but plans are in the works for the addition of lights in the near future.

The rest of the Cougar baseball complex features three more 90-foot fields, although they are, as yet, still open and unfenced. A future plan includes fencing one more field.