(This field is no longer used for the national tournament)
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Location | Kunk's Drive, Johnstown (Richland) (map) | ||
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| Dimensions | RF --- | CF --- | LF --- | |
| Field | Grass | |||
| Infield | Grass | |||
| Seating | Bleachers, Lawn Chairs | |||
| Capacity | ~50 on bleachers | |||
| Parking | Yes, about 400-ft from field | |||
| Concessions | No | |||
| Restrooms | No | |||
| Playground | No | |||
The Pitt-Johnstown field is an outlying field of the AAABA, used only on the first two days of competition.
Officially named the George R. Walter Field, this NCAA Division II diamond is located on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, the nation's first ever branch campus of a major university.
This is not a glamorous field, but it gets the job done. First, to access the field one must travel across a one-lane bridge at the back of the Pitt Johnstown campus. Second is a decent walk up hill from the parking lot to the field. There is limited aluminum bleacher seating, but some room for lawnchairs. All views are obstructed by chain-link fencing. There are also no concessions available.
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| A view from behind home plate | George R Walter Field is home to the UPJ Mountain Cats |
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| Lawn chair seating is available on both base lines | Limited bleacher seating is available around home plate |
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| Unfortunately, all views are blocked by chain-link fencing | |