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Veterans Field

Veterans Field is a baseball venue in Laredo, Texas. Built in 1950, the park was formerly known as West Martin Field, but the field's name was changed to honor the men and women who have served defending America in the armed forces. Home to many teams over the years, it was renovated in 2002, and now seats 5,000 with concessions and two picnic areas. Veterans Field is now home to the Laredo Broncos of the United Baseball League. Veterans Field was also the home to the five time champion Mexican Baseball League team Tecolotes de los Dos Laredos from 1985 to 2003. Veterans Field is also home to the Texas A&M International University's Heartland Conference NCAA Division II Dustdevils baseball team.

References

Texas portal
  1. ^ UBL Records

Coordinates: 27°31′11″N 99°30′33″W / 27.5197°N 99.5093°W

v • d • City of Laredo
Attractions and Sports

Republic of the Rio Grande Capitol Building Museum • Washington's Birthday Celebration • Field of Dreams • Laredo Energy Arena • Veterans Field • Student Activity Complex • Texas A&M International University Soccer Complex • Laredo Bucks • Laredo Broncos • Laredo Heat
Business

Falcon International Bank • International Bank of Commerce • Joe Brand • Laredo National Bank • Mall del Norte • El Portal Center • Taco Palenque
History

Cathedral of San Agustin • Don Tomás Sánchez • Colonel Santos Benavides • Battle of Laredo • Fort McIntosh • Laredo Air Force Base • Republic of the Rio Grande • San Agustin de Laredo Historic District • Flag of the Republic of the Rio Grande
Geography

Chacon Creek • Lake Casa Blanca • Rio Grande • San Ildefonso Creek • San Ygnacio Creek • Santa Isabel Creek • Sombrerillito Creek • Zacate Creek
Education

Laredo Community College • Laredo Community College South Campus • Laredo Independent School District • Texas A&M International University • UT Health Science Center Laredo Campus • United Independent School District
Media
Newspapers

English: Laredo Morning Times • LareDOS • Zapata Times Spanish: El Diario de Nuevo Laredo • El Mañana • Primera Hora • Ultima Hora
Television

XEFE Televisa 2 • KGNS NBC-HD 8.1 • KTXW CW 8.2 • KGNS Telemundo 8.3 • XHBR XEW 11.1 • KVTV CBS 13 • XHLNA Azteca 13 21.1 • KETF Telefutura 25 • KLDO Univision 27 • XHLAT Azteca 7 33.1 KLDO LATV 27.4 • KXOF FOX 39 • XHNAT Multimedios 45 • KNEX Azteca America 55 • XHLAR Televisa 57 • KLMV-LP Independent 68
Radio

AM: 790 XEFE • 890 KVOZ • 960 XEK • 1000 XENLT • 1090 XEWL • 1300 KLAR • 1340 XEBK • 1370 XEGNK • 1410 XEAS • 1490 KLNT • 1550 XENU FM: 88.1 KHOY • 88.9 XHLDO • 89.9 KBNL • 91.3 XHNOE • 92.7 KJBZ • 94.1 XHTLN • 94.9 KQUR • 95.7 XHBK • 97.1 XHNLO • 98.1 KRRG • 99.3 XHNK • 101.5 XHAS • 102.3 XHMW • 103.3 XHAHU • 104.9 XHNLR • 106.1 KNEX • 106.5 La Tremenda • 107.3 XHGTS
Transportation
International bridges

Gateway to the Americas International Bridge • Juárez-Lincoln International Bridge • Texas-Mexican Railway International Bridge • World Trade International Bridge • Colombia-Solidarity International Bridge
Highways

Interstate 35 • Business routes of Interstate 35 • United States Route 59 • United States Route 83 • Texas State Highway 255 • Texas State Highway 359 • Texas State Highway Loop 20 • Texas State Highway Spur 400 • Texas State Highway Spur 260 • Farm to Market Road 1472 • Farm to Market Road 3338
Neighborhoods

Downtown • Nye • San Agustin de Laredo Historic District • San Isidro Parkway • Uptown

Categories: Minor league baseball venues | Sports venues in Laredo, Texas | Baseball venues in the Rio Grande Valley

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