Springfield Lucky Horseshoes to Celebrate Centennial Season of Robin Roberts Stadium in 2025
Springfield, IL – The Springfield Lucky Horseshoes are thrilled to announce the celebration of the centennial season of the historic Robin Roberts Stadium in 2025. This milestone marks 100 years of baseball history, unforgettable moments, and cherished memories at the iconic stadium in Springfield, Illinois.
Designed by Ryan Foose of Fooser Sports Design, the special branding for the centennial season highlights the rich legacy and tradition of Robin Roberts Stadium. Throughout the 2025 season, the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes will honor the magical moments, legendary players, and significant events that have contributed to the stadium’s storied past.
“We are incredibly excited to celebrate 100 years of baseball at Robin Roberts Stadium,” said Jamie Toole, Chief Storyteller of the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes. “This centennial season is a tribute to the countless fans, players, and community members who have made this stadium a beloved landmark in Springfield for the past century.”
The centennial celebration will feature a series of special events, commemorative merchandise, and unique experiences for fans of all ages. More details will be announced as the season approaches.
For more information or to contribute stories and photographs in the centennial celebrations, please contact the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes at fun@shoesbaseball.com.
About Robin Roberts Stadium Robin Roberts Stadium, originally opened in 1925, has been a cornerstone of the Springfield community and a cherished home for baseball enthusiasts. Over the past century, the stadium has hosted numerous memorable games and events, making it an integral part of Springfield’s sports heritage.
About the Springfield Lucky Horseshoes The Springfield Lucky Horseshoes are members of the Prospect League dedicated to providing exciting baseball entertainment and fostering community spirit. With a rich history and a commitment to excellence, the Lucky Horseshoes continue to be a beloved team in Springfield.