Guaranteed Rate Field’s History
The original Comiskey Park was built in 1910 and was home to the Chicago White Sox. The stadium was named after its owner, Charles Comiskey, who was also the team’s manager. In 1960, the stadium was renamed U.S. Cellular Field after a naming rights deal with the U.S. Cellular.
In 2003, the stadium underwent a major renovation, which included the addition of a new upper deck, expanded concourses, and new concession stands. The renovation also included the installation of a new video board and a new sound system.
Sporting Events History
College Baseball Games
Guaranteed Rate Field has hosted numerous college baseball games over the years. Some of the most notable college baseball games that have taken place at the stadium include:
USA Baseball National High School Invitational
The USA Baseball National High School Event is restricted by invite is an annual event that brings together 16 of the top prep teams in the country to compete against each other. The tournament is held at Guaranteed Rate Field, and it has become a highly anticipated event for high school baseball players and fans alike.
Perfect Game Baseball Tournaments
Perfect Game Baseball Tournaments are a series of events that take place at Guaranteed Rate Field throughout the year. These tournaments feature some of the best travel ball teams from around the country, and they provide a competitive and exciting atmosphere for college baseball players.
High School Championships
Guaranteed Rate Field has also hosted numerous high school championships over the years. Some of the most notable high school championships that have taken place at the stadium include:
New York State Baseball Championships presented by Visions FCU
The New York State Baseball Championships are an annual event that brings together the best high school baseball teams from around the state to compete for the state championship. The tournament is held at Guaranteed Rate Field, and it is a highly anticipated event for high school baseball players and fans alike.