In the alleys, the fence is 215 feet and it is 225 feet to centerfield. Also nearby is a nature area with two ponds stocked with wildlife indigenous to the St. Louis and Missouri area. A recreational putting green also is available for use by students, faculty and staff. The Billiken Sports Center is located just minutes from downtown St. Louis. The St. Louis Gateway Arch is visible from the softball bleachers.
Parking is available for softball games adjacent to the field in the Olive Garage.
The 1999 season marked a significant shift for the Saint Louis University women's soccer program as the team made its debut on campus and was able to enjoy its first true home field advantage. Known as The Billiken Sports Center as the season's beginning, the newly-renovated facility was rededicated Robert R. Hermann Stadium on Oct. 27. After an extensive renovation to the facility in the summer of 1999, both the men's and women's teams made a much-anticipated return to campus in the fall. Both clubs posted record attendance totals as the women ranked in the top 20 nationally and the men led the country in home attendance. On the women's side, the Billikens posted more home wins in their first season on campus than in the program's previous three years.