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Location | N Sheridan Street, Johnstown (West End) (map) | ||
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| Dimensions | RF 330 | CF 405 | LF 350 | |
| Field | Grass | |||
| Infield | Grass | |||
| Seating | Bleachers, Lawn Chairs | |||
| Capacity | ~2000 on bleachers | |||
| Parking | Yes, near Garfield School | |||
| Concessions | Yes, third-base side | |||
| Restrooms | Yes, third-base side | |||
| Playground | No | |||
George Arcurio Jr. Field is the western-most field and a secondary field used by the AAABA.
Originally named Fichtner Field, this field was transformed from a football field to a baseball diamond in 2008 and rededicated to long-time AAABA President George Arcurio Jr. It is now a secondary field used by the tournament along with Roxbury Park. Due to its former life as a football field, the field dimensions are squared, including a notch in left-center.
Arcurio Field has the second largest fixed seating capacity of all AAABA fields. The large bleachers along the third base line provide plenty of room for fans although some seats behind the dugout have obstructed views. Lawn chair seating is also available down both sidelines, and there is a small set of wooden bleachers in left field.
Concessions and restrooms are available behind the third-base dugout, and portable restrooms are down each line. Parking is available behind Garfield Middle School.
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| Arcurio Field has great scenery | View from the grandstand looking toward Garfield School |
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| Wooden bleachers are available in right field | The grandstand is the 2nd largest of all AAABA fields |
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| Both baselines offer great lawn chair views | Concessions and restrooms are located behind the third base dugout |
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| One of the field quirks is a notch in left-center | |