Singleton Baseball Complex

The Charleston Southern University Singleton Baseball Complex includes a two story 3,500-square-foot building, a memorial plaza and a stadium courtyard. The first floor of the complex houses a locker room, a training room and the Sharonda Coleman-Singleton Enrichment Center. The head coaches office and conference space for team personnel will be located on the second floor.

Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, mother of former team member, Chris Singleton, was killed June 17, 2015, in the tragic Emanuel AME shooting. The Sharonda Coleman-Singleton Enrichment Center celebrates her life and legacy and serves as a gathering space for athletes to learn and grow spiritually and academically. The Enrichment Center is the home for Fellowship of Christian Athletes gatherings, Bible studies and team-building events, instilling a sense of pride, commitment and community support in former and current members of the baseball program.

The Singleton Baseball Complex plaza space and courtyard offers an exciting fan experience. The memorial plaza recognizes outstanding CSU Baseball alumni including Hall of Fame members and Buccaneers who continued their careers in the major leagues. The central part of this plaza is a "Love is Stronger" memorial. The Stadium Courtyard is located inside the stadium gates in front of the new complex.

Interested in hosting an event at this facility? Please use the form under the tab "Inside Athletics," go to "Services" and click "CSU Athletic Facilities Rental Inquiry" to submit your request.