Raymond V. Borleske Stadium

Choose Whitman Baseball at Borleske for edge-of-your-seat action

Raymond V. Borleske Stadium is the home of the Whitman College baseball team, the Blues. This historic collegiate baseball stadium is a beloved Walla Walla landmark. It has seen several upgrades since its inauguration in 1926. With the addition of stadium lights, sunken dugouts, concession stands, premium field boxes, and the modern Edwards-Moore Clubhouse, it is now one of Walla Walla’s premier sports destinations.

Amenities

2,200-seat capacity
Stadium lights for night games
Sunken dugouts
Batting cages
Modern clubhouse with locker room, training room, and media/recruiting spaces
Concession stands
Free parking

Location

Borleske Stadium
409 E. Rees Ave.
Walla Walla, WA 99362

Hours & Availability

Borleske Stadium gates open at least 30 minutes before game time. Please see the Whitman Baseball team schedule for more information on game days. To schedule a tour of the stadium and to learn more about recruitment opportunities, please contact Brian Kitamura, Head Baseball Coach.

History & Fun Facts

Borleske Stadium is also home to the Walla Walla Sweets, the local West Coast League summer collegiate baseball team.
In 1947 the stadium was named after Whitman alum Raymond V. Borleske ’10. Borleske played for Whitman’s football and baseball teams as a running back, defender, kicker, pitcher, catcher and third baseman.
Borleske Stadium is a dual-purpose field, hosting fall football games after baseball season is over.

Policy

Please review the Whitman College Athletic Event Policy. We expect our guests to adhere to and respect our policy to encourage a fun, respectful, safe and family-friendly experience.