Irvine-Rasmussen Ballpark

Physical Address: 225 Charles Austin Drive, San Marcos, TX 78666

Stadium Size: 2,500
Suites: 5
Seating: Chair back, Bench Style and Standing Room Only
Built: 2009
Surface: Turf

On April 7, 2026, the stadium was officially renamed to Irvine-Rasmussen Ballpark following a multi-million dollar donation from alumni Scott and Lynda Irvine and Chris and Shannon Rasmussen in support of the transformation of the university's baseball and softball facilities. Prior to the 2026 season, a new videoboard was installed that features and all digital scoreboard.

The ballpark received a new look with new bullpens in 2008 and renovations continued in 2009. Now fans can experience a new baseball stadium including enhanced seating options, a brick exterior, ticket office and luxury suites.

Construction on the multi-million dollar new home of Texas State baseball begun on Tuesday, September 30, 2008 and finished with a home opener on Tuesday, March 3, 2009 as the Bobcats played the University of Texas.

The baseball stadium houses seating for 2,000 patrons with the ability to host an additional 500 fans in standing room only areas. Seating options include several premium chair back seats largely covered by a cantilever roof. General admission seats feature improved bench back metal bleachers placed directly behind the visiting and home team dugouts. Also new to the baseball stadium are four luxury suites hosting up to 12 patrons each.

The new press box includes individual broadcast booths with wireless internet capabilities and an expanded workspace for media outlets.

Fans entering the stadium are greeted with a new ticket services center, modern restrooms and expanded team merchandise sales area. An open plaza with grassy knolls and picnic areas for public use are located between the softball stadium and baseball stadium to provide a fan-friendly atmosphere.

Renovations also extend to the field with the transformation of both home and visitor dugouts into recessed areas for both teams complete with a restroom available in the home dugout. Covered batting cages, updated netting and backstop add to the enhanced facility.

Largest Single Game Crowds

Rank	Date	Opponent	Attendance
1	April 10, 2023	#19 Texas	3,425 (L, 5-2)
2	March 8, 2022	#1 Texas	3,283 (L, 9-8)
3	April 22, 2025	#1 Texas	3,217 (L, 11-14)
4	April 23, 2019	Texas	3,119 (W, 7-6)
5	March 21, 2017	Texas	3,017 (W, 11-10)
6	March 28, 2017	Texas A&M	2,952 (L, 9-3)
7	April 2, 2024	#3 Texas A&M	2,917 (L, 12-2)
8	April 9, 2024	Texas	2,905 (L, 9-1)
9	March 1, 2016	Texas	2,776 (L, 10-4)
10	March 24, 2015	#10 Texas	2,653 (L, 6-4)

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