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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Corbett Field<\/h1><\/div>The Minot Honeybees play home games at Corbett Field. The 1,200-seat stadium has been home to great baseball since 1937. Throughout its history, Corbett Field has been home to many teams in the Minot community.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/div><\/div><\/div>History<\/h1><\/div>The Minot Mallards of the Manitoba-Dakota League were the first professional team to play their home games at Corbett, and every team after has called Corbett Field home. Satchel Paige played three games as a Mallard during his barnstorming days, and other Negro Leagues stars made appearances there.<\/p>\n
Each summer, Corbett Field hosts numerous youth games for Bishop Ryan High School and Minot High School, as well as American Legion games for the Minot Vistas. Minot State University, an NCAA Division II baseball program, calls Corbett Field home in the spring.<\/p>\n
The Minot Hot Tots joined the Souris Valley Sabre Dogs as the only summer-collegiate teams to play at the stadium.<\/p>\n
Construction on Corbett Field in Minot began in 1935 and was completed in 1937. Corbett Field was initially known as Minot Municipal Ballpark. The present name comes from a local Minot dentist Victor A. Corbett, who was the president of the park board at the time when improvements were being made to the field.<\/p>\n
The first improvements to the stadium came in 1947 as the Minot Parks and Recreation Board added an awning over the grandstand as well as field lights for the facility. The most recent upgrade to the stadium is the turf field that was installed in November of 2017.<\/p>\n
The Minot Honeybees play home games at Corbett Field. The 1,200-seat stadium has been home to great baseball since 1937. Throughout its history, Corbett Field has been home to many teams in the Minot community.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
History<\/h1><\/div>The Minot Mallards of the Manitoba-Dakota League were the first professional team to play their home games at Corbett, and every team after has called Corbett Field home. Satchel Paige played three games as a Mallard during his barnstorming days, and other Negro Leagues stars made appearances there.<\/p>\n
Each summer, Corbett Field hosts numerous youth games for Bishop Ryan High School and Minot High School, as well as American Legion games for the Minot Vistas. Minot State University, an NCAA Division II baseball program, calls Corbett Field home in the spring.<\/p>\n
The Minot Hot Tots joined the Souris Valley Sabre Dogs as the only summer-collegiate teams to play at the stadium.<\/p>\n
Construction on Corbett Field in Minot began in 1935 and was completed in 1937. Corbett Field was initially known as Minot Municipal Ballpark. The present name comes from a local Minot dentist Victor A. Corbett, who was the president of the park board at the time when improvements were being made to the field.<\/p>\n
The first improvements to the stadium came in 1947 as the Minot Parks and Recreation Board added an awning over the grandstand as well as field lights for the facility. The most recent upgrade to the stadium is the turf field that was installed in November of 2017.<\/p>\n
The Minot Mallards of the Manitoba-Dakota League were the first professional team to play their home games at Corbett, and every team after has called Corbett Field home. Satchel Paige played three games as a Mallard during his barnstorming days, and other Negro Leagues stars made appearances there.<\/p>\n
Each summer, Corbett Field hosts numerous youth games for Bishop Ryan High School and Minot High School, as well as American Legion games for the Minot Vistas. Minot State University, an NCAA Division II baseball program, calls Corbett Field home in the spring.<\/p>\n
The Minot Hot Tots joined the Souris Valley Sabre Dogs as the only summer-collegiate teams to play at the stadium.<\/p>\n
Construction on Corbett Field in Minot began in 1935 and was completed in 1937. Corbett Field was initially known as Minot Municipal Ballpark. The present name comes from a local Minot dentist Victor A. Corbett, who was the president of the park board at the time when improvements were being made to the field.<\/p>\n
The first improvements to the stadium came in 1947 as the Minot Parks and Recreation Board added an awning over the grandstand as well as field lights for the facility. The most recent upgrade to the stadium is the turf field that was installed in November of 2017.<\/p>\n