The new million dollar Nicolay Field includes; an all turf field, field access athletic training rooms, 4 turf batting cages, 2 turfed bullpens, a 6 foot wooden outfield wall, two-story heated press box, a recruiting room in the second floor of the press box, coaches office in the second floor of the press box, 280 chairback seats with a roof over the top, a concession stand, indoor heated bathrooms for fans and a state of the art sound system.



Directing the camp is head baseball coach, Craig Rainey.  Craig Rainey returns as the head coach of the Adrian College baseball team for his 16th season in 2009. Rainey and the Bulldogs accomplished a lot of positive things in 2008 and made a name for themselves on both a regional and national stage. The Bulldogs compiled a 36-13 overall record and received an at-large bid into the Mideast Regional hosted by Rose-Hulman Institute in Terre Haute, Indiana. Adrian made history by becoming the first MIAA team to advance to the NCAA Nationals in Appleton, Wisconsin by winning the regional. The Bulldogs then compiled two wins in the nationals over Linfield and Kean on their way to finishing fourth in Division III after a third-place game loss to Wisconsin-Whitewater. Rainey was named Mideast Regional Coach of the Year and senior Bobby Rickstad was selected as Mideast Regional Player of the Year and Third Team All-American by the ABCA.



In 15 seasons at the helm, Rainey has become the program's winningest coach while leading the Bulldogs to back-to-back MIAA championships and appearances in the NCAA Tournament in 2005 and 2006. In 2006, the Bulldogs won their second-straight MIAA crown, sharing the title with co-champion Hope College. Ranked fifth in the Mideast region at season's end, the `06 squad was 25-15 overall and 21-7 in the conference.