[1] It holds 4,000 people and primarily serves as the home stadium of the NYCBL Olean Oilers collegiate baseball team for over 20 summer games as well as the Olean High School and Archbishop Walsh football teams in the fall.
The facility was named after patrons John H. & Marcia B. Bradner, who donated to the construction effort.
[2] During the stadium's original baseball years, the field became notorious for its poor drainage and its configuration that had batters facing blinding sunlight when a game was played near sunset (the stadium lacked a batter's eye), which forced baseball games to be suspended until the sun set below the horizon.
[3] In 2009, the semi-professional Southern Tier Diesel of the Northeastern Football Alliance relocated from Wayland to begin play at the stadium.
[6] A revived Olean Oilers, this version a member of the New York Collegiate Baseball League, took up residence at the stadium in 2013.