Park Name: Stade Stereo +
Tenants: Trois-Rivieres Aigles (Frontier League)
Opened: 1938
Address: 1760 Avenue Giles-Villenueve, Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, G9A5K8
Dimensions: 317' (L), 372' (C), 317' (R)
Former Names:
Stade Municipal (1938-2000)
Stade Fernand-Bedard (2001-2016)
Former Tenants:
Trois-Rivieres Renards (Quebec Provincial League) 1940
Trois-Rivieres Renards (Canadian-American League) 1941-1942
Trois-Rivieres Royals (Canadian-American League) 1946-1950
Trois-Rivieres Royals (Provincial League) 1951
Trois-Rivieres Yankees (Provincial League) 1952-1953
Trois-Rivieres Phillies (Provincial League) 1954-1955
Trois-Rivieres Aigles (Eastern League) 1971-1977
Trois-Rivieres Saints (Canadian Baseball League) 2003
Trois-Rivieres Aigles (Can-Am League) 2012-2019
The view from outside Stade Stereo +. The stadium is nearly architecturally identical to its sister ballpark in Quebec City.
The view from behind home plate at Stade Stereo +.
The view from down the first base line. An apartment building overlooks the field from behind the left field fence.
The view from down the third base line.
The grandstand at Stade Stereo +. Unlike its sister in Quebec City, the seating bowl here is completely fold-out seating.
The press box hangs above the seating area from the roof of the grandstand.
The first two rows of seating are separated from the rest of the grandstand by a wide concourse.
Plaques on the concourse under the grandstand celebrate the dedication of Stade Municipal in 1938 and Fernand Bedard, who the stadium was named for in 2001.
A party deck in the left field corner is a recent addition to the park and allows fans to watch the game from picnic tables.
The playing field features a large amount of foul territory behind home plate.
The dugouts at Stade Stereo + have peaked roofs, and the on-deck circles come complete with on-field water fountains.
The bullpen and batting cages in the right field corner.
The scoreboard and outfield at Stade Stereo +. The outfield wall is made of wooden slats, and makes a few sharp corners in left center field.
Les Aigles de Trois Rivieres on the field during a game at Le Stade Stereo +.
