TED A. BROER STADIUM
Southeastern's baseball stadium was completed in the spring of 2004. It was designed by the New York Yankees’ Legends Field grounds crew. The stadium features a center field distance of 390 feet, a 20-foot-high fence in left field nicknamed, “the black hole," professional lighting for evening games, in-play bullpens, seating for over 150 spectators, an LCD scoreboard and a press box.
The baseball stadium is named in honor of Ted A. Broer who is a licensed nutritionist with more than two decades of clinical experience. As a health expert he has been the guest on radio programs across the United States and is featured regularly on the nationally syndicated show “Point of View” with Marlin Maddoux. He is an author of numerous health books and a well-known seminar speaker. His wife, Sharon Broer, is recognized internationally as a fitness expert and is considered a world champion in martial arts. |
