The Nazareth Ballpark is currently located east of the school along Highway 86, although it has not always been in that location. Originally, the only baseball field in Nazareth was behind the school, so that's where the Swifts played their games. In 1957, Elmer Schulte and Paul Venhaus decided to talk to George Schacher about buying some of his land for a new ballpark, separate from the school. After an agreement was reached, the new field was built in its current location. Many of the citizens in Nazareth helped do all of the tasks needed in order to complete the ballpark, such as putting in the lights and putting up the fences. A few years later, the concession stand was built, but until then, drinks and food were sold out of a pickup. At the beginning, the Ball Club took care of all of the maintenance for the park, but around 1975, the community took over by having a designated ballpark committee. The key move that really increased the quality of the ballpark was when the advertisement signs across the outfield fence were installed, which provided funding for improvements and maintenance of the ballpark. The most recent addition to the complex was a t-ball field that was completed in 2018. The land for this expansion was donated by the Leroy Pohlmeier family. The ballpark committee is currently working on construction of a new concession and restrooms, which will be a great addition to our ballpark complex.