Dedeaux Field Park

Dedeaux Field is the baseball stadium on the University of Southern California campus in Los Angeles, named for legendary USC coach Rod Dedeaux. It opened in the 1970s and serves as USC’s primary baseball facility.

The venue functions as a collegiate baseball stadium with seating for roughly 2,500 spectators and standard ballpark amenities such as dugouts, a press box, and bullpen areas. It is used for regular-season NCAA Division I baseball, practice, and occasional postseason play.

The stadium was constructed for the university’s baseball program and was named to honor Rod Dedeaux, who led USC baseball to multiple national championships during his coaching tenure. Over time it has been maintained and updated to meet collegiate competition standards.

Dedeaux Field sits on USC’s University Park campus in Los Angeles, adjacent to other campus athletic facilities and within the broader Exposition Park/downtown Los Angeles area.

• Seating capacity: about 2,500 fixed seats, with additional space for standing or temporary seating during events.
• Home team: home field for the University of Southern California Trojans baseball program and regularly used for NCAA regional play.

On the USC campus in Los Angeles near the intersection of Figueroa Street and Jefferson Boulevard. Campus parking and shuttle directions are posted via USC Athletics; public transit access includes Metro Expo Line to Jefferson/USC station with a short walk.

• Check the USC athletics website for game-day parking maps and shuttle information - campus rules change during conference play.
• For baseball games, sit down the first-base line to be close to the team dugout and batting-ping action.
• Arrive early to visit the small hall of fame area and to catch batting practice when permitted.