Historic McDonough Park

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Directions to McDonough Park

NYS Thruway Exit 42 Geneva

Take Rte 14 South toward Geneva about 5 mile

Turn Right onto North St. and proceed about 1 mile

Turn Left onto Brook St. (by North Street School) go 1/2 mile

Turn Right onto Lyceum St. straight to the ballpark!

History of McDonough Park

McDonough Park opened in 1958 as Shuron Park. In 1971 the stadium was dedicted in memory of Joseph McDonough the former General Manager of Geneva Community Sports, Inc.

From 1958 until 1993 McDonough Park played host to many Class A professional baseball teams including the Cubs, Senators, Twins, Pirates, and Red Legs.

Since 1993 the park has been rescued from the demolition ball and has hosted teams from the NYCBL (New York Collegiate Baseball League). The NYCBL teams have included the Lakers and the current Red Wings.

6/7/2006 NEW photos of McDonough! From centerfield (Top) and from second base (Bottom)

From first base toward the right field wall (Top) and the Grandstand from the pitcher's mound (Bottom)

One of our newest editions...the party deck. This is on the first base side behind the Wings dugout. There is another handicapped accessible deck on the third base side. Along with these updates the concourse has been repaved, and the field is in the best shape it has been in years. Come on out and see all that McDonough has to offer.