Bogle Park

Home of the Arkansas Razorback softball team, Bogle Park is known as one of the most electric atmospheres in college softball. Bogle Park was recognized by the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) as the 2022 Netting Professionals/NFCA DI Field of the Year.

The Razorbacks have ranked in the top three nationally in total home attendance in three consecutive seasons and have finished in the top five in national total attendance in each of their past six seasons at Bogle Park.

In 2025, Arkansas welcomed 78,586 fans through the gates of Bogle Park across 26 games for an average of 3,023 fans per contest. Arkansas once again ranked in the top three nationally in home attendance and average attendance. Bogle Park and Arkansas were one of three stadiums in the country to average over 3,000 fans per game, joining Alabama and Oklahoma. 2025 also saw Bogle Park host its fifth consecutive NCAA Regional and its first third NCAA Super Regional. Bogle Park welcomed its 500,000th fan through the gates in stadium history on May 3, 2025, during the Razorbacks’ season finale against No. 10 LSU. Bogle Park saw two of its Top 10 crowds all-time with 3,803 and 3,689 during the second and third games of the series against LSU (May 2-3), which were good for 7th and 8th on the all-time single-game attendance lists. Arkansas also had its 10th-longest crowd in program history on March 29, courtesy of 3,554 fans during game two of a three-game series with Kentucky.

Bogle Park was the place to be in 2024, as a program-record 97,744 fans walked through the gates. At the time, all 10 of Bogle Park’s all-time top-10 single-game attendance marks were also set in 2024. Arkansas played in front of home crowds of 3,000+ in 21 of its 27 regular season games at Bogle Park.

At the time, the friendly confines of Bogle Park recorded the third-highest season attendance in NCAA softball history in 2023 (96,725). With a total capacity of 3,200, the Arkansas Razorback softball team and Bogle Park ranked second nationally in total attendance (96,725) and average attendance (2,845) in 2023. All 34 home games were played in front of crowds of 2,000+.

Bogle Park hosted the highest-attended SEC Softball Tournament in 2023, with 16,937 in the stands May 9-13, shattering Florida’s previous record of 13,201 in 2022.

Between the 2022 and 2023 campaigns, Bogle Park drew crowds of 3,000+ 16 separate times.

Bogle Park was made possible thanks to the lead gift made by Bob and Marilyn Bogle and the Bogle family, who have also made significant contributions to both the university and the athletic departments over the course of many years. An event celebrating the naming was held Friday, Oct. 26, 2009.

Bogle Park was designed by Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf and its lead architects, John Lindstaedt, Dan McCloskey, and Chad Lothamer. McClelland Consulting Engineers was the civil engineer for Bogle Park. The mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers were TME Consulting Engineers, and the structural engineers were Engineering Consultants. Construction of the facility was handled by Nabholz Contruction’s Ozark division and would not have been possible without the many donors and partners of the project.

The playing surface is tended by a crew led by Austin Freeman.

In 2022, Bogle Park hosted the highest-attended Regional and Super Regional in the NCAA. Arkansas finished the 2022 season third in cumulative attendance (66,247) and fourth in average attendance (1,948) at home. Nine of the 10 highest-attended games in Bogle Park history were played in 2022 and Bogle Park sold out nine times.

One of Bogle Park’s most striking aspects is the dramatic entrance on the concourse level. Upon entry, fans see the field and then descend into the seating area, which is home to 1,200 chair-back seats. There is space for groups in the outfield Berm while six modern skyboxes overlook the field.

Top 10 Bogle Park Attendance Figures