The Linfield softball diamond has evolved into one of the finest venues of its kind in the state and complements the college's already outstanding athletic facilities.

Many of the improvements have been made possible through the work of players and volunteers using donated materials. In 1990, the softball field became a permanent, softball-only facility. Prior to the 1990 season, the softball field was also used as the Wildcats' soccer field in the fall. At that time, the field underwent a facelift as the playing surface was moved back 25 feet from the street to allow for portable bleachers, a temporary outfield fence was installed and a single batting cage was erected.

In the years since, automatic sprinklers have been added, an electric scoreboard was mounted above right field and the playing surface was reconditioned.

In 1995, a substantial upgrade was undertaken which added two covered team dugouts and a home-team dressing room. In addition, a six-foot cyclone fence was permanently installed around the field's perimeter and the batting cages were outfitted with an Astroturf base.

An elevated platform to support aluminum bleachers was constructed in 1997 and stadium lighting was added in 2001. Recent additions include a warning track and outfield foul poles. Red vinyl slats were inserted into the perimeter fence, adding a finished look as well as a feeling of intimacy to the venue.

The field's dimensions are 215 feet to center field and 200 feet down the right and left field lines.

Located along Renshaw Avenue, the softball facility is surrounded by residence halls on three sides and is a short walk from the Linfield athletic complex. Future plans include expansion of the pressbox, and the addition of restrooms and permanent concession stand.