The State College Spikes will remain at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park under a revised agreement with Penn State, bringing an end to a contentious dispute that called the organization’s long-term future into question.
Terms of the agreement were not released. In seeking to evict the Spikes from the university-owned ballpark, Penn State sought at least $1.7 million in termination rent and what it said were other unpaid costs.
“The revised agreement allows the Spikes to continue calling the ballpark home and provides stability for fans and the broader community,” Penn State said Wednesday in a written statement. “Both organizations look forward to moving ahead together and continuing to make the facility a premier destination for baseball, family entertainment and community events.”…