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SPORTS FACILITY GUIDE
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WELCOME!TO!DALLAS
For rights holders who think big, Dallas is the host city that creates legendary experiences. Our passion
for sports of all kinds, coupled with a strong heritage of iconic athletes, events and innovative sports
leaders, provides the foundation you need for a successful event. As the number one visitor destination
in the state of Texas, a top 10 convention and event destination, and a leading sports market nationwide,
Dallas is designed to accommodate competitions, teams and audiences of all sizes. Consider location,
climate, accommodations, event facilities and southern hospitality all leading aspects that make our
vibrant city the perfect destination for your event.
Award≠ winning facilities and a leading media market allow Dallas to host some of the largest events in
the country. From the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center, American Airlines Center and AT&T
Stadium to Southern Methodist University, Co!on Bowl Stadium at Fair Park and MoneyGram Soccer
Park, Dallas has the perfect venue to fi t your event. All facilities, when coupled with a passionate local
fan base and easy access for travelers, routinely meet and exceed a!endance marks for event rights
holders. Dallas has been the proud host of the 1994 World Cup Games, NBA and NHL All Star Games,
the Goodyear Co!on Bowl Classic, Big 12 Conference Basketball and Football Championships, Super
Bowl XLV, 2014 NCAA Mení s Final Four, and the 2015 College Football Playoff National Championship
Game. Dallas also hosts countless amateur cheerleading and volleyball championships, the Dallas Cup
soccer tournament, Red River Rivalry and so much more. In addition, we were recently named as the
host city for WrestleMania 32 in April, 2016 and the 2017 NCAA Womení s Final Four.
Big things are happening in Dallas. We are currently enjoying more than $15 billion in developments that
include the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Klyde Warren Park, the Omni Dallas Convention
Center Hotel, two Santiago Calatrava designed bridges, expanding Dart light rail lines, the largest urban
arts district in the nation, and unparalleled shopping and dining opportunities throughout the city. So
take a look around at all Dallas has to offer, and let us help you plan your next championship today!
Monica Paul
Executive Director
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DALLAS!SPORTS!COMMISSION
STAFF
Monica Paul, Executive Director
214.571.1057
[email protected]
Serving as the Executive Director for the Dallas Sports Commission, Monica Paul plays an essential role in implementing
marketing programs that enhance Dallasí acquisition of sports competitions and events, including solicitation of Olympic,
professional, collegiate and amateur sports, events and meetings. Most recently, she was honored by Connect Magazine as
being one of the ì 40 Under 40: Class of 2013,î as a leader and innovator in the industry.
Paul also works closely with professional leagues, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Olympic National
Governing Bodies and amateur sports federations, selling Dallas as a fi rst≠ class destination for events, conventions and meetings. She liaised with
the Super Bowl XLV Host Commi!ee in 2011, served as Executive Director of the Dallas World Cup Bid Commi!ee, served on the NBA All≠ Star
2010 Local Organizing Commi!ee as well as the NCAA Mení s Final Four Local Organizing Commi!ee in 2014 and the College Football Playoff Local
Organizing Commi!ee in 2015.
Prior to joining the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau, Paul was the Associate Director of Events at USA Volleyball where she oversaw
the international events and marketing for the USA Womení s and Mení s National Teams from 2007≠ 2008. She was also the Director of Competition
for the 2007 National Senior Games in Louisville, Kentucky. Prior to the NSGA, Paul was the Director of International and Domestic Events for USA
Taekwondo from 2004≠ 2006 and Director of Events, Marketing and Sponsorships for the Junior Volleyball Association of Austin from 2001≠ 2003.
Paul joined USA Volleyball in 1997 as the Technical Coordinator for the USA Womení s National Team and was then a part of the USA Delegation for
the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games.
Paul earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Education at UT Austin and a Masterí s degree in Sports Administration from Northern
Colorado. She currently serves on the National Senior Games Board of Directors and Executive Commi!ee, the Heart of Dallas Board of Directors,
the SMU Athletic Forum Board of Directors, and completed her term on the North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce Board. An avid volleyball fan,
she remains actively involved in the sport internationally, representing the USA as a Technical Delegate on the NORCECA Federation Commi!ee.
Ginger Lively Cade, Sales Director
214.571.1038
[email protected]
A veteran of the hospitality industry, Ginger Lively≠ Cade has been a part of the Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau
for 18 years. Her career in sports began as a student assistant in the athletic department at her alma mater, the University of
North Texas, and quickly advanced into the hospitality industry where she gravitated into sales and service. As the Sports
Sales Director, her main focus is to a!ract large sporting events and conventions that utilize the Kay Bailey Hutchison
Convention Center, most of which affect our city hotel community as a citywide event.
Cade played in integral role in preparing the Dallas bid for the 2012 Summer Olympics, Super Bowl XLV, NBA All≠ Star Game, NCAA Mení s
and Womení s Final Four, Big 12 Championships, Inaugural College Football National Championship Game and numerous other premier youth
and Olympic sporting events. She represents the DSC on various commi!ees including the National Association of Sports Commissions, Special
Olympics Region 10 and the Dallas Fort Worth Area Sports Alliance. She and her husband, Ras, recently started a custom saddle business and
enjoy spending time with their animal family including Labrador Retrievers and English Bulldogs as well as traveling the calf roping and rodeo trail.
Larry Kelly, Communications & Marketing Manager
214.571.1085
[email protected]
Larry Kelly joined the Dallas Sports Commission in October, 2014 as Communications & Marketing Manager, bringing
to the DSC over 15 years of sports management experience in Dallas. A graduate of the University of New Hampshire, Larryí s
background includes nine years with the Dallas Stars as Director of Public Relations and six years with the Texas Rangers as
Assistant PR Director. He handles all media relations and marketing efforts for the Dallas Sports Commission and its event
rights holders.
During his tenure with the Stars, Kellyí s duties included all communications and media relations activities for the NHL club while serving as
the main liaison between the Stars and both local and national media. Under his leadership, the Stars were recognized for top PR department and
best media guide by the Professional Hockey Writers Association. He also has the honor of having his named engraved on the Stanley Cup from the
Starsí 1999 championship. A native of North Quincy, Massachuse!s, he is an avid fan of the New England Patriots. He and his wife, Nane!e, have two
children, Caroline and Cameron.
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STAFF
Joe Albsmeyer, Sales Manager
214.571.1366
[email protected]
Currently serving as the Sales Manager, Joe Albsmeyer is approaching fi ve years in Dallas and nine within the
industry. A 2006 graduate of Webber International University, he got his professional start in Central Florida before
moving to Texas to pursue the Sports Marketing Coordinator position with the Dallas CVB. Albsmeyerí s main focus is on
recruiting and supporting all sports events outside of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. He has served on
the volunteer action commi!ee for Super Bowl XLV, as the lodging liaison for the 2014 NCAA Mení s Final Four and also
co≠ chaired the Heart of Dallas Bowl Hospitality Commi!ee.
Albsmeyer grew up in central Illinois before moving to Florida to a!end college on a baseball scholarship and earned a Bachelor of
Science Degree in Business Administration. A background in athletics paired with a desire to connect with people fuels his passion to promote
Dallas as the ultimate sports destination to rights holders and fans alike. Joe enjoys representing the Dallas Sports Commission at various
industry summits and conventions while pursuing professional development in the Certifi ed Sports Event Executive curriculum. Content with
trading in a baseball bat for a set of golf clubs, Albsmeyer relishes free time spent hi!ing the links, grilling with friends or exploring all that
Dallas has to offer with his wife and young son.
Jake Lease, Event Manager
214.571.1056
[email protected]
Jake Lease brings over 13 years of event planning experience as the Event Manager for the Dallas Sports
Commission. A graduate of West Virginia University Institute of Technology, he relocated to Dallas a#er seven years
at USA Karate, the National Governing Body for Karate with the US Olympic Commi!ee. He spent his time at USA
Karate as the Director of Events, as well as serving as Interim Chief Executive Officer for two years. While there, he
grew participation in USA Karate Signature Events by over 200% with a focus on customer experience, event quality
enhancement, and utilizing technology to improve quality and efficiency.
His event resume includes being the director of over 40 regional, national, and international events. He served as the Operations
Director for the Rocky Mountain State Games from 2010≠ 2013 and has consulted for various events throughout the United States and Central
& South America. During the 2014 NCAA Mení s Final Four, Lease worked as part of the Volunteer Commi!ee and oversaw the Welcome Desk
Program that provided city and event information at Dallasí airports, hotels, and key venues. Leaseí s goal at the Dallas Sports Commission is to
use his experience from the planning and execution side of events to ensure that every client has the resources and tools necessary to execute
the most successful event possible.
Kalen Schou, Event Coordinator
214.571.1059
[email protected]
Kalen Schou joined the Dallas Sports Commission in 2015 as an Event Coordinator. A native of Jacksonville,
Florida, she is a 2014 graduate of Southern Methodist University (SMU) with a degree in Applied Physiology and Sport
Management. While at SMU, she interned with the DSC and worked on several events including the 2014 NCAA Mení s
Final Four, the USOC Road to Sochi Tour and the USA Volleyball Girls Junior National Championship.
Schou volunteers her time with Highland Park Young Life and Highland Park Special Olympics. She resides in
Dallas with her two dogs, Lyla and Riggins, and is a fan of the Jacksonville Jaguars and Dallas Stars.
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FACILITY!GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Stadium & Arena Facilities
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center..................................................................................................................................10
American Airlines Center................................................................................................................................................................... 11
AT&T Stadium ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12
Co!on Bowl Stadium .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
Fair Park Coliseum ............................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Fair Park ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Globe Life Park...................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
Toyota Stadium & Soccer Center .................................................................................................................................................. 17
Texas Motor Speedway ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18
Lone Star Park ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 19
Dr Pepper Arena..................................................................................................................................................................................20
Dr Pepper Ballpark .............................................................................................................................................................................. 21
QuikTrip Park......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Mesquite Arena .................................................................................................................................................................................... 23
Texas Motorplex ................................................................................................................................................................................... 24
Four Seasons Las Colinas ................................................................................................................................................................ 25
Curtis Culwell Center ....................................................................................................................................................................... 26
College Facilities
Southern Methodist University (SMU) ........................................................................................................................................ 28
Texas Womení s University ................................................................................................................................................................ 29
University of North Texas .................................................................................................................................................................30
University of Texas at Arlington ...................................................................................................................................................... 31
University of Texas at Dallas ............................................................................................................................................................ 32
Richland College .................................................................................................................................................................................. 33
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FACILITY!GUIDE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Featured Sports Facilities
MoneyGram Soccer Park .............................................35
L.B. Houston Tennis Center .........................................61
Alfred J. Loos Sports Complex ................................. 36
Lakes Tennis Academy ..................................................62
Harry S. Moss Park ..........................................................37
Mavs Ballpark ....................................................................63
Kiest Park ........................................................................... 38
Metroplex BMX ............................................................... 64
Advantage Sports Complex ....................................... 39
Metroplex Gymnastics & Swim ..................................65
Arlington Courts .............................................................40
Net Results Sports Center.......................................... 66
Arlington Tennis Center................................................ 41
Northlake Aquatic Center ...........................................67
B.B. Owen Park................................................................ 42
Park Lane Equestrian Center .................................... 68
Bowlmor Dallas ................................................................ 43
Prestonwood Sports Organization .......................... 69
Brookhaven Country Club .......................................... 44
Ross Stewart Soccer Complex .................................. 70
Carroll ISD Aquatics Center ...................................... 45
Samuel Garland Park.......................................................71
Cowboys Golf Club ....................................................... 46
Samuel Grand Park .........................................................72
Dallas Polo Club ...............................................................47
Southfork Ranch ..............................................................73
Dr Pepper StarCenter FB ........................................... 48
The Sportsplex of Dallas...............................................74
Dragon Stadium ............................................................... 49
The Superdrome ..............................................................75
Duncanville Fieldhouse ................................................50
T Bar M Raquet Club .....................................................76
Elm Fork Shooting Sports .............................................51
Tenison Park.......................................................................77
Fair Oaks Park...................................................................52
Texas Horse Park .............................................................78
Fieldhouse USA ................................................................53
Texas Rangers Youth Ballpark .....................................79
Forester Athletic Complex ......................................... 54
Texins Archery Club ......................................................80
Frisco ISD Natatorium ...................................................55
Texas Archery Academy ............................................... 81
Greenhill Sports Center .............................................. 56
USA Bowl ............................................................................82
High Point Tennis Center .............................................57
World Olympic Gymnastics Academy (WOGA)
Irving Soccer Complex ................................................. 58
................................................................................................ 83
Jesse Owens Memorial Complex .............................59
Yucatan Beach Club ...................................................... 84
Jewish Community Center .........................................60
Golf Courses .............................................................. 85≠ 87
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FACILITY!GRID
WRESTLING
WATER%SPORTS
VOLLEYBALL
WATER%POLO
TENNIS
TRACK%AND%FIELD
SWIMMING
SOCCER
SOFTBALL
SHOOTING
RUGBY
SCUBA%DIVING
RODEO
ROCK%CLIMBING
POLO
RACQUETBALL
PAINTBALL
MULTI-PURPOSE
LACROSSE
MARTIAL%ARTS
ICE%HOCKEY%&%
SKATING
HORSE%RACING
GOLF
GYMNASTICS
FOOTBALL
FIELD%HOCKEY
EXTREME%SPORTS
DIVING
EQUESTRIAN
DISC%GOLF
BOXING
CYCLING
BOWLING
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL
ARCHERY
AUTO%RACING
SPORT%FACILITY
Advanatge Sports Complex
Alfred J. Loos Sports Complex
American Airlines Center
Arlington Courts
Arlington Tennis Center
AT&T Stadium
B.B. Owen Park
Bowlmor Dallas
Brookhaven Country Club
Carroll ISD Aquatics Center
Co!on Bowl Stadium
Cowboys Golf Club
Curtis Culwell Center
Dallas Polo Club
Dr Pepper Arena
Dr Pepper Ballpark
Dr Pepper StarCenter Farmers Branch
Dragon Stadium
Duncanville Fieldhouse
Elm Fork Shooting Sports
Fair Oaks Park
Fair Park
Fair Park Coliseum
Fieldhouse USA
Forester Athletic Complex
Four Seasons Club & Resort
Frisco ISD Natatorium
Globe Life Park
Greenhill Sports Center
Harry S. Moss Park
High Point Tennis Center
Irving Soccer Complex
Jesse Owens Memorial Complex
Jewish Community Center
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention
Center Dallas
Kiest Park
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FACILITY!GRID
WRESTLING
WATER%SPORTS
VOLLEYBALL
WATER%POLO
TENNIS
TRACK%AND%FIELD
SWIMMING
SOCCER
SOFTBALL
SHOOTING
RUGBY
SCUBA%DIVING
RODEO
ROCK%CLIMBING
POLO
RACQUETBALL
PAINTBALL
MULTI-PURPOSE
LACROSSE
MARTIAL%ARTS
ICE%HOCKEY%&%
SKATING
HORSE%RACING
GOLF
GYMNASTICS
FOOTBALL
FIELD%HOCKEY
EXTREME%SPORTS
DIVING
EQUESTRIAN
DISC%GOLF
BOXING
CYCLING
BOWLING
BASEBALL
BASKETBALL
ARCHERY
AUTO%RACING
SPORT%FACILITY
L.B. Houston Tennis Center
Lakes Tennis Academy
Lone Star Park
Mavs Ballpark
Mesquite Arena
Metroplex BMX
Metroplex Gymnastics
MoneyGram Soccer Park
Net Results Sports Center
Northlake Aquatics Center
Park Lane Equestrian Center
Prestonwood Sports Organization
QuikTrip Park
Richland College
Ross Stewart Soccer Complex
Samuel Garland Park
Samuel Grand Park
Southern Methodist University
Southfork Ranch
The Sportsplex of Texas
Superdrome in Frisco
T Bar M Racquet Club
Tenison Park
Texas Archery Academy
Texas Horse Park
Texas Motor Speedway
Texas Motorplex
Texas Rangers Youth Ballpark
Texas Woman's University
Texins Archery Club
Toyota Stadium
University of North Texas
University of Texas at Arlington
University of Texas at Dallas
USA Bowl
World Olympic Gymnastics Academy
Yucatan Beach Club
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STADIUM & ARENA
FACILITIES
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KAY!BAILEY!HUTCHISON!
CONVENTION!CENTER
650 South Griffin Street, Dallas
With over one million square feet of exhibit space, a 9,816≠ seat arena, a 1,750≠ seat theater, the largest column≠ free space
in the country, and a pair of ballrooms, the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (KBHCC) is a colossal facility located
in the heart of downtown Dallas and is so versatile that it can be used for almost any event imaginable. Some of these
events include volleyball tournaments, USA Gymnastics events, cheerleading, and weightli#ing along with hundreds of
conventions and trade shows. Featuring 96 meeting rooms, wireless internet throughout, a fi ber≠ optic transmission system
that allows audio/visual broadcasts to be shared from anywhere, and a multitude of services ranging from electrical and
plumbing to catering and concessions, the KBHCC is a high tech venue that can help make any event a giant success.
Dimensions
(feet)
Height
(feet)
Usable Area
(sq feet)
9816
8015
8015
Floor load
(pounds per
sq foot)
150
350
350
151 X 164
330 X 303.5
330 X 303.5
21290
100155
100155
Exhibit Hall C
8394
350
225 X 407.5
Exhibit Hall D
Exhibit Hall E
Exhibit Hall F
9324
8624
16300
350
350
350
346.2 X 320.8
324.5 X 320.9
540 X 375
96
35
35
31 @ trusses
37 @ joists
35
35
40
Facility Type
Capacity
Arena
Exhibit Hall A
Exhibit Hall B
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Meeting Rooms:
Size:
Parking:
103940
113328
104038
203000
Downtown Dallas
Public≠ City of Dallas
Largest bronze sculpture in the
world
Terrazzo fl ooring
Cisco≠ Certifi ed wireless system
Fiber≠ optic transmission system
Electrical and plumbing services
Sound and light installation services
Catering and concession services
by Centerplate
First Aid services by Medcor
Two business centers
Two gi# shops
Electronic signage
Cable and large screen TVí s
Worldí s largest elevated vertiport
96
Over 1,000,000 sq. #.
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1,953+
AMERICAN!AIRLINES!CENTER
2500 Victory Avenue, Dallas
The American Airlines Center is the cornerstone of Victory Park, a 70≠ acre urban gathering space that is the largest EPA
brownfi eld project in the United States. This $420 million facility, that is best known as home to the NBAí s Dallas Mavericks
and the NHLí s Dallas Stars, is a multi≠ purpose arena that can transform itself to host a multitude of events. Arena football,
gymnastics, WWE events, Motocross, bull riding, fi gure skating, circuses, and major concerts are just a small fraction of
events that have been held at the American Airlines Center. The arenaí s unique design and advanced technology allow for
quick surface changes, for example, changing the basketball fl oor to an NHL ice rink can be done in less than two hours.
Renovations in 2009 allowed the American Airlines Center to have the fi rst 1080 HD video scoreboards in an NBA or NHL
arena. With 144 luxury suites and awards in architectural design, customer service, and green technology, the American
Airlines Center is nothing short of a world class facility.
Type of
Facilities
Basketball
Ice Hockey
Indoor Multi≠
purpose
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
One Multi≠
Use Surface
NBA
Maple Wood
NHL
Ice
AT&T Plaza
85#. X 225#.
Concrete
Lighted
Basketball≠
21,041
Yes
Location:
Home Teams:
Primary Sports:
Scoreboard:
Amenities:
Size:
Capacity
Hockey≠
18,532
General≠
20,000
Downtown Dallas
Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Stars
Basketball, Ice Hockey, Multi≠
purpose
5,616 square feet of digital 1080
HD video boards
144 luxury suites≠ 118 suites≠ 36
Theater boxes,
10 locker rooms, retractable
seating bowl for closer viewing,
fi ve wide concourses, AT&T Plaza
with large outdoor screens and
area for concerts and events,
Pro Shop
840,000 sq. #. building
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AT&T!STADIUM
1 AT&T Way, Arlington
One of the most expansive stadiums to have ever been built, AT&T Stadium is a modern marvel located west of Dallas in
the city of Arlington. It also happens to be one of the largest domed structures in the world. This $1.2 billion football stadium
spared no expense to create a luxurious facility. With more than 300 suites, numerous different clubs, a retractable roof
that can open and close in 12 minutes, the tallest moveable glass in the world, and one of the worldí s largest scoreboards,
this facility is unrivaled by any current stadium. The scoreboard suspends 90 feet over the fi eld and stretches from one 20
yard line to the other. It features four video boards that face in each direction so everyone in the stadium has an easy view
of the giant 1080i HD screens. More than just a football stadium, AT&T Stadium is capable of changing surfaces to host a
variety of events. With 22 fl exible vent locations, the Stadium is also an ideal place to host meetings and other gatherings.
It is of li!le surprise that this venue has already hosted such events as the 2011 Super Bowl, the 2014 NCAA Mení s Final
Four, the 2015 College Football National Championship, the annual Co!on Bowl, the 2010 NBA All Star Game and the 2015
Academy of Country Music Awards. The Stadium also hosts the annual American Rodeo, various concerts and has been
named the future host of WrestleMania in 2016.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
One Multi≠
Use Field
NFL, NCAA, & HS
UEFA
NCAA, NBA, & HS
Football
Soccer
Basketball
Multi≠ Purpose
98,210 square feet
Surface
Type
RealGrass
Matrix
Natural
Grass
Hardwood
varies
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Yes
80,000*
*Capacity can be
increased to up to
100,000+
Location:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Primary Sports:
Other Sports:
Home Teams:
Size:
Arlington
Luxury suites
10 entrances
Pro Shop
Retractable Roof
22 Flexible Event Locations,
Escalators & Elevators
Police Rooms
Taxi Service
Concierge Service for Club and
Suite Levels
Four Board Mitsubishi Cluster
Center; 1080i HD Video Boards
(72 # x 160#); two Boards Facing
End Zone (53# x 30#)
Football
Basketball, Soccer
Dallas Cowboys
Three million square feet
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COTTON!BOWL!STADIUM
3750 Co"on Bowl Circle, Dallas
Co!on Bowl Stadium has been an iconic part of Dallas since its opening in 1932. This stadium, best known
for its football, has been home to the SMU Mustangs, the Dallas Cowboys, the annual Red River Rivalry
game between the University of Texas Longhorns and the University of Oklahoma Sooners, the annual
State Fair Classic game between the Grambling State University Tigers and the Prairie View A&M University
Panthers, and The Co!on Bowl Classic. However, the 9th largest stadium in the United States does not
focus solely on football. It has hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the Gold Cup Games, MLS soccer, and
a number of concerts like Elvis Presley and The Rolling Stones. This legendary facility demonstrated its
commitment to remaining a world class facility by going through a set of renovations in 2008 that replaced
all of the seating, added a new state of the art video board, an exterior faÁ ade, and a brand new surface.
Type of Facilities
Football
Soccer
# of Facilities
Dimensions
1 Field
392 #. X 243 #.
Surface Type
Tifway 419
(natural grass)
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Primary Sports:
Other Sports:
Parking:
Lighted
Yes
Capacity
92,200
88,210
Fair Park
5,000 square #. multi≠ purpose
media center
36 concession stands
5 locker rooms
39 restrooms
Two suites
head coaches rooms
offices
club seating
Renovated sound system
57#. X 83#. high defi nition video
board
Football, Soccer
Extreme Sports, Baseball, So#ball,
Boxing, Field Hockey, Lacrosse,
Rugby, Wrestling
12,000+
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FAIR!PARK!COLISEUM
1438 Coliseum Drive, Dallas
Fair Park Coliseum is a multi≠ purpose arena located just east of Downtown Dallas. This iconic facility has been hosting
events since the 1950í s. The Coliseum consists of a multi≠ purpose fl oor that can be transformed to many surfaces for a
variety of events. Its fl exibility has allowed the facility to host concerts, ice hockey, mixed martial arts, wrestling, speaking
engagements, and rodeo events. Additionally, this facility plays a big role in housing events for the 24≠ day running of the
State Fair of Texas each year.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Rodeo
1 multi≠ purpose
arena
230 #. X 114 #.
varies
Yes
9,552
Multi≠ purpose
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Parking:
Details
*capacity includes
fl oor seating
that may not
be available for
all events
Fair Park
Offices; concession stands; VIP
reception area; 2 locker rooms;
lighting systems and sound systems
42#. High electronic scoreboard
803 in lot, many more in
surrounding park
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FAIR!PARK
3809 Grand Avenue, Dallas
Fair Park is the only intact and unaltered pre≠ 1950s world fair site remaining in the United States ≠ with an extraordinary
collection of 1930s art and architecture. In 1936, Texas celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Texas Republic with a
worldí s fair in Dallas. Today, the 277≠ acre park and its cultural, educational and sports facilities play host to more than
seven million annual visitors. It is also recognized as one of the most signifi cant sites in the world for Art Deco architecture.
Home of the Co!on Bowl Stadium and the Coliseum, Fair Park also offers two other venues for sports ≠ the Automotive
Building and Centennial Hall.
Name of Facilitiy Type of Facilities
Size
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Automotive
Building
1 multi≠ purpose
arena
84,000 sq. #.
varies
Yes
6,000
Centennial Hall
1 multi≠ purpose
arena
94,000 sq. #.
varies
Yes
6,000
Details
Long hall;
column free
Large hall;
Three main areas
(11,250 sq. #. each)
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Parking:
Fair Park
Production Offices; Art Deco
Exteriors & Monuments; home to
the State Fair of Texas in October
surrounding park
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GLOBE!LIFE!PARK!IN!
ARLINGTON
1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington
Like every other professional stadium in the area, Globe Life Park in Arlington is considered to be among the best in the
nation for the primary sport that it hosts. Home of Major League Baseballí s Texas Rangers, this 1.4 million square foot
complex in Arlington proudly represents the state of Texas with Lone Stars displayed on the concourses and seating
areas, and Texas architecture throughout the ballpark. Its beautiful limestone and granite faÁ ade, exposed structural
steel, and home run porch give the ballpark a traditional feeling despite its relative short existence. The ballpark features
club level seating, more than 100 suites, Coca≠ Cola Sports Park for interactive games, activities, and special events, and a
17,000 square≠ foot Legends of the Game Baseball Museum with over 135 items on loan from the Baseball Hall of Fame in
Cooperstown. The complex sits on a very scenic area that contains a 12≠ acre lake, a youth ballpark, a grass amphitheater,
and a picnic area.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Baseball
One diamond
Dimensions
Right fi eld≠ 332 #.
Center fi eld≠ 400 #.
Le# fi eld≠ 325 #.
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Grass
Yes
48,114
Location:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Primary Sports:
Teams Home to:
Size:
Arlington
17,000 sq # Legends of the Game
Museum with over a 1,000 baseball
artifacts; auditorium and theater;
12 acre lake; youth ballpark;
club seating; 127 suites; Bullpen Grill
restaurant; 75 concession stands;
1,200 speakers; A Walk of Fame;
Coca≠ Cola Sports Park featuring
interactive games; granite & brick
faÁa de; pro shop
Full color, 24 #. x 34 #. Sony
JumboTRON video board on roof
of homerun porch; manual
scoreboard on le# fi eld wall; 27 #. x
29 #. black & white matrix message
boards located in center fi eld
Baseball
Texas Rangers≠ MLB
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1.4 million sq. #. complex
TOYOTA!STADIUM!&
TOYOTA SOCCER CENTER
9200 World Cup Way, Frisco
Opened on August 6, 2005, Toyota Stadium and Toyota Soccer Center is a 145≠ acre multipurpose sports and entertainment
venue, and is the home stadium for FC Dallas of Major League Soccer (MLS). The combination of a world≠ class stadium
and a sports park make Toyota Stadium one of the best and most unique soccer facilities in the world. Included in the
facility is the 20,500 seat state≠ of≠ the≠ art pro soccer stadium. The facility has demonstrated to be one of the top venues
in the United States for both professional and amateur soccer. The complex, which includes 17 tournament≠ grade fi elds
used for youth and adult soccer, as well as high school sports and other events, has drawn over 1 million visitors each year
since opening. The $105 million public≠ private complex is owned by the City of Frisco in partnership with Hunt Sports
Group (HSG), the Frisco Independent School District, and Collin County. The Stadium is also host to the NCAA Division
I Football Championship since 2010.
Type of Facilities
Stadium
Soccer Center
# of Facilities
One Field
17 Fields
Dimensions
Professional
Various
Surface Type
Grass
Grass
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Lighted
Yes
Capacity
20,500
Tournament Play
Frisco
18 suites; Stadium club is 6,500
sq. #; Victory Center patio seats
250; soccer center has concessions,
rest rooms and ATM; many
restaurants within walking
distance of stadium
Soccer, Football
145 acres
600+
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TEXAS!MOTOR!SPEEDWAY
3545 Lone Star Circle, Fort Worth
Everything is bigger in Texas and Texas Motor Speedway proves things are faster as well. With speeds nearing 200 mph,
Texas Motor Speedway is currently the fastest track on the NASCAR circuit. ì The Great American Speedway!î as it has
come to be known, has an estimated capacity of 191,122, and is the size of approximately four AT&T Stadiums. This colossal
facility contains 144 luxury suites, the Lone Star Tower which houses offices and condominiums, the Victory Lane Club
in Turn 4, a members≠ only Speedway Club that features a restaurant, fi tness center, and spa, a press box, and the Time
Warner Cable Broadcast Center. Its recent addition, Burnout Alley, is the new home to 52 luxury motorcoach spots
located along the speedwayí s backstretch. Positioned in the middle of the backstretch perched above Burnout Alley is Big
Hoss TV, the worldí s largest HD screen at 20,633 sq. #. The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, Nationwide Series, and Camping
World Truck Series each run two races a year at the track in addition to an Indy Racing League IndyCar Series race.
Type of Facilities
Auto racing
# of Facilities
1 main track
1 dirt track
Dimensions
Surface Type
1.5 mile quad oval
Asphalt
0.4 mile quad oval
Clay
Lighted
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Capacity
191,122
10,994
Details
Banking is
24 degrees
Fort Worth
144 luxury suites, Speedway Club,
Time Warner Cable Broadcast
Center, offices, condominiums,
club seating, press box, 23
souvenir buildings, catering by
Levy Restaurants, Burnout Alley
Scoreboard, two video boards,
located in Turn 1 and Turn 4
Auto racing
1500 acres
660 acres of parking
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LONE!STAR!PARK
1000 Lone Star Parkway, Grand Prairie
One of the fi nest horse racing facilities in the world is Lone Star Park located in Grand Prairie. Since 1997, this facility has
hosted thoroughbred and quarter horse racing in the spring and fall seasons. In 2004, the site was selected to host The
Breedersí Cup, one of only 10 tracks to ever host this world≠ class horse racing event. Bringing in more than 50,000 people,
it was an overwhelming success. The trackí s largest annual race is the Lone Star Million Dollar Day which features multiple
races with a combined purse of $1 million. In addition to their own races, Lone Star Park has a 36,000 square≠ foot pavilion
to watch and wager on simulcast races throughout the country. This facility has also been the site of numerous other
sporting events including rodeo and extreme sports as well as multiple concerts.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Main track
Horse racing
Turf track
Dimensions
One Mile oval with
seven furlong and
550 yard chutes
90 feet wide
7/8 Mile oval with 11/8
inside chute.80 feet
wide
Surface Type
Lighted
5" Sandy Loam
Cushion
Yes
Bermuda 419
Location:
Primary Sports:
Scoreboard:
Amenities:
Parking:
Size:
Capacity
Grandstand≠
8,000
Park≠
50,000+
Details
6 degree
banking in
turns
Grand Prairie
Horse racing
3 story tall Sony video Jumbotron
280,000 square foot, air≠
conditioned, glass≠ enclosed
grandstand; banquet room; club
level seating; two levels of suites;
dining terrace; penthouse suites
available for overnight stay; press
box; European style saddling
paddock area; 32 barns with
accommodations for 1,600 horses;
7,500 sq. #. patio; jockey quarters;
gi# shop; multiple concessions
6,000 paved spaces
315 acres
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DR!PEPPER!ARENA
2601 Avenue of the Stars, Frisco
Dr Pepper Arena is the fl agship facility of the Dr Pepper StarCenters. This multi≠ purpose arena, located in Frisco, is
composed of two different rinks. One rink is the practice facility for the NHLí s Dallas Stars and never changes from an ice
surface. The other rink measures the NHL dimensions of 200 #. X 85 #. and features a seating capacity for 6,500 people
and can change its surface for a variety of different events including basketball, arena football, and tennis. This facility
contains three video scoreboards, a coffee bar, multiple suites, a club lounge and bar, and several concession areas. The
facility is home to the NBA D≠ League Texas Legends and hosts an assortment of different events including tennis matches
with some of the biggest names in the sport.
Type of Facilities
Ice Hockey &
Ice Skating
# of Facilities
Basketball
One multi≠ purpose
arena
Multi≠ purpose
Ice Hockey & Ice Skating
One ice rink
Dimensions
Surface Type
NHL
Ice
NBA
Hardwood
200#. X 85#.
varies
NHL
Ice
Lighted
Capacity
Yes
6,500
Yes
300≠ 500
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco
Lobby level; merchandise pro
shop and grill; eight locker
rooms
Primary Sports:
Ice Hockey & Ice Skating
Secondary Sports: Basketball, Curling
Size:
95,000 sq. #.
Parking:
2000
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DR!PEPPER!BALLPARK
7300 Rough Riders Trail, Frisco
Dr Pepper Ballpark is the home of the Texas Rangers AA affiliate, the Frisco Roughriders. This unique ballpark is described
as a ì park within a parkî because the architecture resembles a community village. Its nine interconnected pavilions
include luxury suites, concessions, a team store, and restrooms all of which are isolated from the main seating area. This
design allows for more air fl ow through the stadium to help cool the ballpark from the Texas heat. Built in 2003, modern
facilities throughout the stadium make Dr Pepper Ballpark an ideal location for concerts, charity events and even wedding
receptions. This stadium has been honored with numerous awards including being ranked as the fi #h best minor league
ballpark in America according to Baseball America in 2009.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Baseball
1 diamond
Dimensions
Le# fi eld≠ 335 #.
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Grass
Yes
10,316
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco
Playground with a three≠ story slide
and bounce house; 27 luxury suites
with patio balconies; three
members only areas; private, air
conditioned restaurant & bar;
press box; team store
Primary Sports: Baseball
Home Teams:
Frisco Roughriders ≠
AA affiliate of the Texas Rangers
Awards/Honors: Fi#h≠ best ballpark in Minor League
Baseball and second among
Double≠ A clubs, Baseball America,
2009; Best Architectural Design,
Texas Construction Award, 2003;
Best new ballpark in baseball,
baseballparks.com, 2003;
Best Ballpark Improvements,
ballparkdigest.com, 2008
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QUIKTRIP!PARK
1600 Lone Star Parkway, Grand Prairie
Honored by Baseball Digest as the Best New Ballpark in 2008, QuikTrip Park is home to the Air Hogs who play in the
American Association of Independent Professional Baseball. This ballpark features 13 luxury suites, an outdoor pool deck
where you can swim and still get a good view of the game, a 17,000 square≠ foot kid zone that is complete with a wiffle
ball court, and a sports bar & grill called Whiskey Charlieí s that overlooks le# fi eld. This award winning≠ facility has held
concerts from artists Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson, and John Mellancamp to name a few.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Baseball
One diamond
Dimensions
Le# fi eld≠ 330 #.
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Grass
Yes
5,500
Location:
Amenities:
Grand Prairie
13 luxury suites; pool deck with
view of fi eld; 3 party suites that
can hold 75 people each; 17,000
square foot kid zone with wiffle ball
court, jungle≠ gym, basketball court,
climbing rock, and pu!ing course;
Whiskey Charlieí s Sports Bar & Grill
with 35 fl at screens and a cigar bar;
4 concession areas; offices; locker
rooms;
Primary Sports: Baseball
Secondary Sports: Football
Home Teams:
Grand Prairie Air Hogs≠ American
Association; Dallas Desire≠ Lingerie
Football League
Awards/Honors: Best New Ballpark, Baseball Digest,
2008
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MESQUITE!ARENA
1818 Rodeo Drive, Mesquite
Mesquite Arena is located just east of Dallas in the town of Mesquite. Constructed in 1986, this facility is the home to
the Mesquite Championship Rodeo which is the second≠ most televised rodeo in the world. Mesquite Arena has hosted
celebrities, including Presidents Reagan and Bush, and is equipped with 61 luxury suites along with a BBQ pavilion, two HD
video boards, an entertainment area, and concessions catered by world≠ famous Sonny Bryaní s Smokehouse. The rodeo
dirt surface is capable of being compacted to form a more concrete≠ like surface to host events like MMA fi ghts, motocross
races, and concerts. This air≠ conditioned facility is truly capable of hosting more than just a rodeo.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Arena
1
250#. X 110#.
Rodeo dirt
Yes
6,312
Details
Can compact dirt for a
hard surface
Location:
Amenities:
Mesquite
BBQ pavilion; private club area with
fl at screens, a fi replace, a private
patio and a bar; 61 suites; medical
treatment room; entertainment area
with pony rides, concessions and
catering available.
Scoreboard:
2 HD video boards
Primary Sports: Rodeo
Secondary Sports: Boxing, Martial Arts, Extreme
Sports, Equestrian, basketball,
gymnastics, volleyball, wrestling,
tennis, fi eld hockey, lacrosse,
archery, roller skating, disc golf,
paintball, indoor football, indoor
soccer
Size:
25 Acres
Parking:
1200
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TEXAS!MOTORPLEX
7500 West U.S. Highway 287, Ennis
Just south of Dallas, in the town of Ennis, lives one of the fi nest drag racing venues in the United States. The Texas Motorplex
has won numerous ì Track of the Yearî awards from both the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) and the American Drag
Racing League (ADRL), and this quarter≠ mile drag strip continues to break national speed records. The drag strip is the
only all concrete post≠ tensioned race track in the United States. The facility contains 28 luxury suites, a 30,000 square≠
foot climate≠ controlled Champions Club, a restaurant, and 10 concession stands. Since 1986 Texas Motorplex has been the
annual host of the NHRAí s Fall Nationals, but the facility can host more than just drag races. Concerts, bike racing, monster
truck events, and even some rodeo events have all been hosted by Texas Motorplex in the past.
Type of Facilities
Auto racing
# of Facilities
Dimensions
60 #. X 4,600 #. racing
1 Quarter mile track
surface
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Concrete
Yes
35,000
Two lanes
Location:
Amenities:
Ennis
28 luxury suites; 30,000 square
foot climate controlled Champions
Club; restaurant; 75 acres of paved
area; 25 acres of paved pits;
Scoreboard:
Daktronics fi nish line scoreboard
with message capability
Primary Sports: auto racing
Secondary Sports: rodeo
Awards/Honors: Track of the year , NHRA, multiple
times; Track of the Year, ADRL,
2008; Broadcast of PINKS All Out,
2008
Size:
500 acres
Parking:
5,000
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FOUR!SEASONS!RESORT!&!CLUB!
DALLAS!AT!LAS!COLINAS
4150 North MacArthur Boulevard, Irving
The Four Seasons Resort & Club Dallas at Las Colinas may be best known in the sports world as the home to the prestigious
annual AT&T Byron Nelson Championship, but this luxurious club and resort features much more than just a championship
18≠ hole golf course. It features another golf course, four indoor tennis courts, eight outdoor tennis courts, four squash
courts, and four racquetball courts. The resort also contains a massive fi tness center, multiple pools, restaurants, spas,
saunas, locker rooms, driving ranges, and many other amenities that make it a facility to envy. This facility has hosted many
events of the highest caliber such as tennis matches between some of the greatest professionals in the world.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
TPC
Black≠ 7,166 yards
Blue≠ 6,548
White≠ 5,866
Red≠ 5,030
Co!onwood
7,120
Tennis
4 indoor courts
8 outdoor courts
Standard
Pexiplave
Yes
150
Seating is all at
one championship court;
color is US Open blue
Squash
4 courts
Standard
Hardwood fl oors
Glass backwalls
Yes
100
Chairs set up for viewing
Racquetball
4 courts
Standard
Hardwood fl oors
Glass backwalls
Yes
100
Chairs set up for viewing
Golf
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Bermuda
No
N/A
Details
Byron Nelson is held on TPC
Slope≠ 137 course rating≠ 74.3
Location:
Amenities:
Irving
176,000 sq. #. Fitness center;
whirlpools; outdoor recreational
pools; indoor lap pool; spa service;
steam rooms; saunas; restaurant;
meeting and conference rooms;
ball machines; stringing service;
driving range; club rental; golf pro
shop; full service locker room; a half
basketball court; pu!ing greens
Primary Sports: Golf, tennis
Secondary Sports: Squash, racquetball
Size:
Four acres
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CURTIS!CULWELL!CENTER
4999 Naaman Forest Blvd., Garland
Opened in 2005, the Curtis Culwell Center is a $31.5 million arena and conference center located 20 minutes from
Downtown Dallas. The facility is owned by the Garland Independent School District and is home to its mení s and womení s
basketball teams, and was also the temporary home to the SMU Mustangs mení s and womení s basketball teams while
their arena was being renovated. The building is 17,000 square feet and holds 6,800 seats, and is used for athletic events,
concerts, graduations, tradeshows, festivals, and much more. With fl exible space, this facility is perfect for any type of
event you might have.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Arena
1 Multi≠ purpose
Arena
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Seating for 7,000+
Grand Hospitatility Suite
Various
Various
Yes
6 Suites
4 sets of Locker Rooms
Loading Dock
2 Meeting Rooms
Conference
Center
1 Lecture Hall
Multiple Areas
Various
Various
Yes
1 Grand Ballroom
1 Grand Ballroom
Reception Area
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Parking:
Garland
Garland Independent School
District
Offices; concession stands; VIP
reception area; 2 locker rooms;
lighting systems and sound systems
42#. high electronic scoreboard
surrounding park
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COLLEGE FACILITIES
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SOUTHERN!METHODIST!
UNIVERSITY
6425 Boaz Lane, Dallas
Founded in 1911, Southern Methodist University (SMU) is a private university located in the heart of Dallas with a great
athletic tradition. The University fi elds 16 teams at the highest competition level of the NCAA including the only Mení s
Division I soccer program in the state. This prestigious college program, with alumni such as Doak Walker, Eric Dickerson,
and Payne Stewart, is home to some of the best athletic facilities in the nation. Consistent multi≠ million dollar renovations
to all facilities have shown a commitment from both alumni and the University of supporting athletic endeavors.
Facility Name
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Barr Aquatic Center
swimming
diving
1 pool, 1 diving
66 foot wide
platform,
Olympic
4 diving
sized pool
springboards
Crum Basketball
Center
Ford Stadium
Moody Coliseum
Dimensions
Surface Type
N/A
Lighted Capacity
Yes
200
Outdoors, 8 lanes
SMUí s basketball
teamí s practice courts
*can have chairs
brought in
basketball
2 courts
College
hardwood
Yes
200*
football
basketball,
volleyball,
multi≠ purpose
1 fi eld
College
fi eld turf
Yes
32,000
1 court
NCAA
hardwood
Yes
8998
Renovation
completed in 2014
Bleachers can be
brought in
Pe!us Practice Field
football
2 fi elds
N/A
SportGrass
Yes
N/A
Turpin Tennis Center
tennis
Soccer,
track and fi eld
6 courts
1 fi eld and 1
track
standard
Track≠ 400m
Soccer
hard surface
Soccer,
natural grass
Yes
1000
Yes
3,500
Westco! Field
Details
Location:
Amenities:
Team Name:
Founding Year:
Notable alumni:
Size:
Track is named
Morrison Bell; 8 lanes
Dallas
Lloyd All Sports Center that
features weight training, conference
rooms, and offices; Altshuler
Learning Enhancement Center;
Doak Walker Plaza; Heritage Hall
that highlights the accomplishments
of SMU athletics; Salvano Strength
and Conditioning Center; SMU
Sports Medicine Center
The Mustangs
1911
Doak Walker, Eric Dickerson, Payne
Stewart, Forrest Gregg, Lamar Hunt,
Martina Moravcova, Jim Krebs,
Steve Lundquist, Kyle Oí Brien
Stevens
210 acres
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TEXAS!WOMANí S!UNIVERSITY
304 Administration Drive, Denton
Established in 1901, Texas Womaní s University is the largest state≠ supported university for women in the country. This
university, located in Denton, competes at the NCAA Division II level. The University fi elds fi ve competitive womení s teams
including basketball, gymnastics, soccer, volleyball, and so#ball. Each of these sports is played at one of the Universityí s
fi rst≠ class facilities.
Name of Facilities
Ki!y Magee Arena
Type of
# of Facilities
Facilities
Gymnastics,
Basketball,
1 court
Volleyball
Dimensions
Lighted Surface Type Capacity
21,000 sq. #.
Collegiate
Collegiate
Yes
TWU Soccer Field
Soccer
1 fi eld
Collegiate
No
Pioneer Field
So#ball
1 fi eld
Le# Field≠ 195 #.
Center Field≠ 220 #.
Right Field≠ 195 #.
Yes
Pioneer Hall Indoor
Pool
Swimming
1 pool
30m length
Yes
Hardwood
Celebration
Bermuda
Grass
Rye mixture
in winter;
Bermuda in
spring
Location:
Amenities:
Team Name:
Founding Year:
Sports:
Size:
N/A
Details
1,800
600
500
N/A
7 lanes
Denton
1/10 mile track in Pioneer Hall
suspended above Magee Arena;
ba!ing cages at Pioneer Field;
gymnastics practice facility with
offices; outdoor recreation pool;
1,300 #. athletic training facility;
Pioneer Hall fi tness facility with free
weights and cardio machines
The Pioneers
1901
Basketball, gymnastics, soccer,
volleyball, so#ball
270 acres
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UNIVERSITY!OF!NORTH!TEXAS
1155 Union Circle, Denton
The University of North Texas (UNT) is the fl agship school of the University of North Texas system. The fourth≠ largest
university in Texas was founded in 1890 and began to compete in organized athletics in 1913. The athletic program has
grown considerably since that time and now offers 12 Division I competition sports. UNTí s athletic facilities are fi rst class
and include a football and track stadium, a tennis complex, a so#ball stadium, a basketball arena, a soccer stadium, two
swimming complexes, a practice facility, and an athletic training center.
Facility Name
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Apogee Stadium
Football
1 fi eld
Collegiate
Track and
fi eld
1 stadium,
1 practice, 1 track
Collegiate 400m
Tennis
12 courts
Standard
So#ball
1 fi eld
Basketball
Volleyball Center
Soccer Stadium
Fouts Field
Dickey Practice
Facility
Waranch Tennis
Complex
Lovelace Stadium
The North Texas
Coliseum
Pohl Recreation
Center
PEB Natatorium
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Yes
31,000
LEED Platinum
Yes
30,000
Track is around
Fouts Field
Hard court
Yes
252*
*Extra area for
standing room
200, 220, 200
Natural Grass
Yes
750
1 court
94 # X 50 #
hardwood
Yes
10,500
Volleyball
1 court
8000 sq. #.
Yes
600
Soccer
Swimming,
Basketball,
Volleyball
Swimming
Diving
1 fi eld
115 yd. X 72 yd.
Yes
1,000
1 pool
25 yd.
N/A
hardwood
Yes
300
N/A
8 lanes
Share courts
2 1m springboard
1 3m springboard
25 yd.
N/A
Yes
80
6 lanes
PowerBlade HP+
(turf)
Sportexe
Omnigrass
artifi cial turf
Robbins Sport
wood Parquet
fl ooring
Natural grass
Location:
Amenities:
Team Name:
Founding Year:
Notable alumni:
Size:
Denton
45,000 sq. #. athletic center
containing coachesí offices,
hydrotherapy equipment, locker
rooms, T.D. Parks Hall of Fame, and
a strength and conditioning area;
So#ball/Golf indoor facility
The Eagles or the Mean Green
1890
Joe Greene, Don January,
Abner Haynes, Steve Austin
860 acres
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UNIVERSITY!OF!TEXAS!AT!
ARLINGTON
701 South Nedderman Drive, Arlington
The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) was established in 1895 and is the third≠ largest member in the University of Texas system.
Competing in the Southland Conference of NCAA Division I , UTA is a charter member that has a large amount of success. UTA
has 14 competitive teams and features some incredible facilities including a so#ball stadium, a baseball stadium, an indoor arena, a
football stadium, 12 tennis courts, an activities center, and a multi≠ sport recreational complex.
Name of Facilities
Type of Facilities
# of facilities
Allen Saxe Field
So#ball
1 fi eld
Clay Gould Ballpark
Baseball
1 baseball diamond
Texas Hall
Maverick Stadium
Campus Recreational
Fields Complex
Maverick Activity Center
UTA Tennis Center
UTA College Park Center
Basketball
Volleyball
Football
Track and fi eld
Dimensions
Surface Type
Le# Field≠ 190 #.
Natural turf
Right Field≠ 190 #.
Natural turf
(Bermuda Tiff 419)
Le# fi eld≠ 330 #.
Lighted
Capacity
Yes
250
Yes
1,600
1 court
Collegiate
Hardwood
Yes
4,200
1 fi eld
1 track
Collegiate
Artifi cial fi eld turf
Yes
15,000
Natural turf
All lighted
<100
Yes
<100
2 outdoor, 9 indoor
1 gymnasium
5 courts
10 courts
Possible to make
regulation
Collegiate infi eld
(4) 84#. Length,
(1) 94 #. length
regulation
94#. length
regulation
Standard
Concrete,
Hardwood
Sand, hardwood
Hardwood
Hardwood
Hardwood
1 wall
N/A
Bouldering
12 courts
1 court
Standard
60 #. by 30 #.
Hard court
Yes
150
1 court
50 #. by 94 #.
Hardwood
Yes
7,000
Grass sports
So#ball
3 multi≠ purpose
fi elds
Basketball
2 outdoor; 5 indoor
Volleyball
Indoor soccer
Badminton
Racquetball
Indoor Rock
Climbing
Tennis
Volleyball
Basketball
Location:
Team Name:
Founding Year:
Notable Alumni:
Sports:
Size:
Details
Share same court
Basketball,
volleyball, soccer,
and badminton are
on same fl oor
Volleyball and
Basketball play on
same fl oor
Arlington
Mavericks
1895
Mark Lowe, Ryan Roberts, Hunter
Pence, Cliff Odom, John Lackey, Tim
McKyer, Trey Hillman
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
golf, tennis, track & fi eld, so#ball,
volleyball
400 acres
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UNIVERSITY!OF!TEXAS!AT!
DALLAS
800 West Campbell Road, Richardson
The University of Texas at Dallas, founded in 1969, is a public university that is part of the University of Texas System. The
school did not have an athletic program until 1998, but it quickly showed its commitment to athletics by building quality
facilities. UTD joined the American Southwest Conference in Division III of the NCAA, and almost immediately began to
be a competitive force. UTD hosts home games for their NCAA competition sports, and multiple conference championship
events. The facilities include an eight≠ fi eld soccer complex, a baseball fi eld, a so#ball fi eld, eight tennis courts, and a multi≠
million dollar activity center that can host a variety of sports.
Facility Name
UTD Soccer
Complex
UTD So#ball
fi eld
UTD Activity
Center
UTD Baseball
Field
UTD Tennis
Center
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type Lighted Capacity
Soccer
8 fi elds
75 x 120yd.
Natural grass
6 of 8
500
So#ball
1 fi eld
205/215/205
Natural grass
Yes
250
3 collegiate
Hardwood
25 yd. / 9í 0î deep
20í x 40í
21í x 32í
N/A
Polyurethane
Bare wood
325/400/325
Natural grass
No
300
Standard
Hard court
8 of 8
50
Basketball
Volleyball
Swimming
Racquetball
Squash
Baseball
Tennis
3 basketball
or
3 volleyball
courts
1 pool
4 courts
2 courts
1 baseball
diamond
8 tennis
courts
Location:
Team Name:
Founding Year:
Sports:
Size:
Parking:
3,200
Yes
N/A
N/A
Details
Seating is at
one fi eld
Basketball
and volleyball
share same
courts
Richardson
The Comets
1969
Baseball, basketball, cross country,
golf, soccer, tennis, so#ball,
volleyball
455 acres
500
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RICHLAND!COLLEGE
12800 Abrams Road, Dallas
Richland College in North Dallas has a variety of different facilities to host events and competitions. Featuring 15 soccer
fi elds, three full collegiate basketball courts, 12 tennis courts, a swimming pool, and a baseball fi eld, Richland is an ideal
place to hold tournaments. The Thunderducks, who compete in the National Junior College Athletic Association, have
made a name for themselves in the NJCAA by winning four baseball championships, two basketball championships, and
seven soccer championships in the last decade. These championship teams play in championship quality facilities. In the
past, the college has hosted a variety of events including the NJCAA Soccer Championship.
Type of Facilities # of Facilities
Soccer
15 fi elds
Basketball
3 courts
Volleyball
3 courts
Tennis
3 courts
Swimming
1 pool
Baseball
1 fi eld
Dimensions
110yd. X 70yd.
Lighted
4 yes
11 no
Surface Type
Capacity
Details
Seating is at lighted
fi elds 9 and 10
Natural grass
500
In a large gymnasium;
Share same area
Collegiate
Yes
Hardwood
1,800
(if only one
game, 3,000)
Standard
No
Hard court
N/A
Used for community
classes
No
N/A
N/A
Outdoors; 10 lanes
No
Natural grass
60
25m length
Max depth 14#.
Junior College
Location:
Amenities:
North Dallas
2 practice walls at the tennis
courts; areas for permanent
concessions at baseball and soccer
fi elds; fences to enclose a couple
soccer courts; 1 mile running trail on
concrete surface; multiple locker
rooms
Scoreboards:
Electronic scoreboards in gym and
soccer fi elds,
Primary Sports: Soccer, volleyball, baseball,
basketball, tennis, swimming
Teams Home To: Richland Thunderducks;
Classic Soccer League
Parking:
500
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FEATURED SPORTS
FACILITIES
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MONEYGRAM!SOCCER!PARK
2100 Walnut Hill Lane, Dallas
MoneyGram Soccer Park is a 120≠ acre, 19≠ fi eld soccer complex at Elm Fork in Dallas and has quickly become the host of
several national and local events. Owned by the City of Dallas and managed, operated and maintained by FC Dallas, the
facility features 14 full≠ sized fi elds and fi ve junior fi elds to provide areas of play for all age groups. Events at MoneyGram
Soccer Park include tournaments, league play, clinics and the occasional team training session. Conveniently located to
the west of I≠ 35E on Walnut Hill Lane, the complex is a tournament≠ grade facility that will enable the sport of soccer to
continue its growth in North Texas.
Type of Facilities
14 soccer fi elds
5 practice fi elds
Dimensions
International play
Youth play
Surface Type
Grass
Grass
Location:
Primary Sports:
Amenities:
Size:
Ownership:
Parking:
Lighted
Yes
No
North Dallas
Soccer, Flag football, Lacrosse
Three restroom/concession
locations, playground, connected
to regional trail network, office
and conference rooms
140 acres
City of Dallas
700
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ALFRED!J"!LOOS!SPORTS!
COMPLEX
3815 Spring Valley Road, Addison
Alfred J. Loos Sports Complex is a group of sporting facilities built by the Dallas Independent School District in the
neighboring city of Addison. For more than 40 years, Dallas ISD schools and other events have had the luxury of playing
their games here. The complex features a football stadium, a so#ball fi eld, a natatorium, and one of the largest high school
gymnasiums in the country. The complex is equipped with six locker rooms in the fi eld house, coaches rooms, training
rooms, a hospitality room, and areas for concessions.
Facility Name
Alfred J. Loos Stadium
Alfred J. Loos
Natatorium
Type of
Facilities
Football/
Soccer
Track & Field
Swimming
Diving
# of Facilities
1 fi eld
1 track
Two 1m diving
boards
Two 3m or 5m
diving boards
Dimensions
Lighted
High School
Football
400m
Yes
Surface
Type
Artifi cial
turf
Rubber
Capacity
12,500
50m X 20m
Yes
N/A
2,500
2m deep
Alfred J. Loos Field
House
Basketball/
Volleyball
1 court
High School
Yes
Hardwood
7,500
So#ball Field
So#ball
1 fi eld
High School
Yes
Natural
grass
2,000
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Addison
Public≠ DISD
Coaches and training rooms; 6
locker rooms in the fi eld house;
practice gym; hospitality room in
fi eld house;
Primary Sports: Basketball, diving, football, soccer,
so#ball, swimming, track and fi eld,
volleyball
Secondary Sports: Wrestling, baseball
Scoreboards:
Electronic scoreboard at Alfred J.
Loos Stadium
Parking:
2,400
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HARRY!S"!MOSS!PARK
7600 Greenville Avenue, Dallas
Harry S. Moss Park features 10 soccer fi elds located in North Dallas. Set in a heavily treed area at the corner of Royal
Lane and Greenville Avenue, the playground offers a perfect place to get a bit closer to nature right in the middle of the
city. The sturdy plastic structure includes twisting and bumpy slides, monkey bars and small ladders for climbing. The park
space around the playscape is also worth checking out. An abundance of trees makes for great climbing, and a cool creek
keeps li!le naturalists entertained.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
5 Yes
Bleachers that seat
60 at each fi eld
fi ve lighted 360'x210' w/ goals 24'x8'
Soccer
10 fi elds
two 300'x180' w/goals 24'x8'
Natural grass
three 240í x120í w/goals 21í x7í
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Parking:
5 No
North Dallas
Concessions, playground
Soccer
250
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KIEST!PARK
3080 South Hampton Road, Dallas
Kiest Park is an excellent part of the Dallas Parks and Recreation Department. This 248≠ acre park in southwest Dallas is
composed of a championship so#ball complex, auxiliary so#ball fi elds, a baseball fi eld, a soccer complex, sand volleyball
courts, tennis courts, and a recreation center. Home to adult sports and youth sports alike, Kiest Park is a facility that is
well tended and is an ideal spot for a wide variety of events.
Name of Facility
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Kiest Park So#ball
Complex
So#ball
4 fi elds
Kiest Auxiliary
So#ball Fields
So#ball
3 fi elds
Kiest Soccer
Complex
Soccer
7 fi elds
Volleyball
2 courts
Tennis
4 courts
Basketball
Volleyball
Racquetball
1 court
2 courts
1 court
Baseball
1 fi eld
Kiest Sand
Volleyball Court
Kiest Tennis
Center
Kiest Recreation
Center
Kiest Baseball
Field
Dimensions
Adult regulation
w/ 300 #. fences
2 adult
w/ 300#. Fences
Surface Type Capacity Lighted
Grass & clay
1,640*
Yes
Grass & clay
240*
Yes
Grass
600*
Yes
No
No
Sand
<100
No
Standard
Concrete
<100
Yes
High School and
Collegiate lines
Hardwood
Hardwood
fl oor
500
Yes
Grass & clay
80
Yes
1 youth/women
w/ 285#. fences
67yd. X 120yd. (2)
30yd. X 50yd. (2)
20yd. X 30yd. (3)
Combined are
110#. X 80#.
High School
Standard
Adult regulation
w/ 400#. fence
Details
*Capacity is all fi elds
Can convert a
larger fi eld to 2 fi elds
of 40yd. X 60 yd.
Courts are side by
side
Park has 12 Junior
Courts
Basketball and
volleyball share
courts
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Southwest Dallas
Public ≠ City of Dallas
2 unlighted, outdoor basketball
courts of non≠ regulation size;
playground; 2.4 mile trail with
exercise stations along the way;
picnic pavilion; concession areas
available near many of the facilities;
two rooms, a kitchen, and a an
athletic training center in the rec
center
Primary Sports: So#ball, soccer, tennis, baseball
Secondary Sports: Sand volleyball, basketball,
racquetball, martial arts
Size:
248 acres
Parking:
250+ designated spots
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ADVANTAGE!SPORTS!COMPLEX
2800 N. Interstate 35E, Carrollton
The Advantage Sports Complex is a 110,000 square≠ foot multipurpose athletic facility located just north of Dallas in the
city of Carrollton. Home to the Texas Advantage Volleyball club as well as the Dallas Independent Volleyball Association
(DIVA), the facility has a tradition of producing great volleyball teams. Basketball and Futsal are also played in the facility.
Along with 12 volleyball courts, six basketball courts, and up to eight futsal fi elds, the facility also boasts plenty of seating,
a concession stand, as well as an ATM machine. The Advantage Sports Complex is perfect for any game or tournament
you might have.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Volleyball
12
Standard
Wood Floor
Yes
Indoor
Basketball
6
Standard
Yes
Indoor
Futsal
8
Standard
Yes
Indoor
Sand Volleyball
4
Standard
Wood Floor
Wood Floor
Sport Court
Sand
N/A
Details
All courts are
accessible to
wheelchairs
2015 construction
Location:
Amenities:
Carrollton
Home to Texas Advantage
Volleyball Club; two locker
rooms; spin/yoga studio; weight
room; concessions; athletic
training area; wi≠ fi ; ATM machine;
meeting rooms
Primary Sports: Volleyball
Secondary Sports: Basketball, Futsal
Size:
105,000+ sq. #.
Parking:
500+ designated spots
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ARLINGTON!COURTS
3120 E. Pioneer Parkway, Arlington
Arlington Courts is a volleyball facility located west of Dallas in the City of Arlington. This expansive facility features six
lighted courts inside with a Sport Court 6.0 fl ooring along with six outdoor sand courts. With ample free space in the
facility, Arlington Courts is able to house tournaments and provide room for the teams and spectators to spread out and
rest in between matches.
Type of Facilities
Volleyball
# of Facilities
6 inside courts
6 sand courts
Dimensions
USA Volleyball
with required
free zones
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Sport Court
6.0
Yes
600≠ 700
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Teams Home to:
Size:
Parking:
Details
Indoor courts
Outdoor Sand
Arlington
Vending area for drinks and
snacks, required free zones
between volleyball courts; ample
free space; adjustable nets for kids
Volleyball
ACE Club Volleyball
40,000 square feet
216
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ARLINGTON!TENNIS!CENTER
500 West Mayfi eld Road, Arlington
Arlington Tennis Center is a multi≠ million dollar, award winning public tennis complex that is an official United States Tennis
Association Tennis Welcome Center. The facility consists of 20 lighted tennis courts, a 3,000 square≠ foot pro shop and,
multiple shaded areas between tennis courts. Benches, ball machines, locker rooms, wireless internet, racquet stringing
services, leagues, lessons, multiple pros on staff, and a concession area complete this facility. Arlington Tennis Center hosts
around 50 tournaments a year, including seven sanctioned tournaments and a USTA Intersectional event. All of these
amenities contributed to Arlington Tennis Center being named the USTA Outstanding Facility of the Year in 2008.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Tennis
20 courts
Standard
Plexipave
Yes
200+
Details
All courts are
accessible to
wheelchairs
Location:
Amenities:
Arlington
3,000 sq. #. full service pro shop;
racquet stringing; ball machines;
locker rooms; concession areas;
demo racquets; professionals on
staff; leagues; lessons; shaded areas
between courts; PA system; video
surveillance; clocks on each court;
scoring devices; covered patios
Primary Sports: Tennis
Awards/Honors: Outstanding Facility of the Year,
USTA, 2008/1996; Texas Section
Family of the Year, USTA, 2008;
Top 50 Tennis Welcome Centers,
Tennis Industry Association,
2008/2006; Courts of the Year,
Tennis Industry Magazine
Size:
12.175 acres
Parking:
106
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B"B"!OWEN!PARK
9774 Plano Road, Dallas
B.B. Owen Park is known for its disc golf and located in Northeast Dallas. This park is a wooded area with only minor
elevation changes between its 18 holes. Each par≠ three hole varies by length and allows for different playing options at
select holes. In total, the course runs 5,670 feet. The park also features picnic tables, water fountains, a lighted basketball
court, a kiosk with information about the course and rules of the game, and an area to buy equipment. This facility regularly
hosts charity tournaments, Pro Disc Golf Association (PDGA) events, and even one≠ round mini≠ tournaments regularly.
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Disc Golf
18 holes
5,060 #. course
Natural grass with
cement tee pads
No
N/A
Basketball
one outdoor
court
Smaller than High
School dimensions
Concrete
Yes
N/A
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Secondary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Details
Lights at Kingsley
road provide
partial light
Not a standard
sized court
Northeast Dallas
Multiple pins at some holes;
picnic tables; water fountains;
area to buy disc golf
equipment, kiosk
with information related to
the game and park; cement
tee pads
Disc golf
Basketball
15≠ 16 acres
75
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BOWLMOR!DALLAS
3805 Belt Line Road, Addison
Bowlmor Dallas opened its doors in 2006 with the goal of being more than just your average bowling alley. This 42≠
lane facility accomplished that goal by incorporating a trendy bar and grill with upscale dÈ cor to create a fun and lively
atmosphere. The facility features 23 large fl at≠ screen televisions, six professional≠ sized billiard tables, leather couches,
animated scoring displays at each lane, a full service bar, a chef≠ inspired menu, and wait staff at the lanes. It came as li!le
surprise when the Dallas Observer awarded the facility the honors of ì Best High End Bowlingî and ì Best Sports Barî in
2008.
Bowling
42 lanes
Dimensions
Surface
Type
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Standard
Wood
Yes, black
lighting as well
1,800
30 lanes in main area,
six in semi≠ private area, six
private lanes
Location:
Amenities:
Addison
Six professional≠ sized billiard tables;
private bowling suite with meeting
rooms and six lanes; semi≠ private
bowling room with six lanes; private
rooms; full≠ service bar; restaurant
with a chef prepared menu; black
lights; wait staff at lanes; 23 fl at
screen televisions
Scoreboard:
Electronic scoreboard at each lane
Primary Sports: Bowling
Awards/Honors: Best Sports Bar, Dallas Observer,
2008; Best High End Bowling,
Dallas Observer, 2008
Size:
60,000+ sq. #.
Parking:
1,000
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BROOKHAVEN!COUNTRY!CLUB
3333 Golfi ng Green Drive, Dallas
Brookhaven Country Club is located in North Dallas and features some of the best tennis and golf facilities in the Metroplex.
The tennis facility consists of climate controlled courts, covered courts, outdoor courts and clay courts, a variety no other
facility in the Metroplex can boast. The golf courses vary in difficulty level from a course more suitable for beginners and
children to courses for intermediate and competitive golfers. The facility also contains a plethora of other features such
as six racquetball courts, three swimming pools, and a state≠ of≠ the≠ art fi tness and wellness center. This world class facility
has hosted some premiere events including tennis tournaments featuring greats like Rod Laver and Pete Sampras as well
as many different golf tournaments featuring PGA professionals.
Type of
Facilities
# of
Facilities
Dimensions
Masters Course≠ 6,879f #.
Golf
54 holes
Championship Course≠ 6,535 #.
The Presidentí s Course≠ 5,501 #.
Tennis
39 courts
Standard
Surface Type
TifEagle Bermuda
greens
34 Hard courts
Five Clay courts
Lighted Capacity
Details
Masters ≠ 133
No
N/A
Slope: Championship ≠ 137
Presidentí s≠ 115
Eight hard courts are
climate controlled
Yes
5,000
Eight hard courts are
covered
Seating is not permanent
Maple wood fl ooring
Racquetball
/ Handball
Six courts
Standard (20#. X 40#.)
Two courts with glass
walls
Yes
150
Five courts with all
brick walls
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
North Dallas
Private≠ members only
Three swimming pools; fi tness
club; social and dining facilities;
child development center; tennis
pro shop; ball machines; lighted
indoor backboards; golf pro shop;
driving range; locker rooms; club
fi !ing; meeting rooms; short game
practice complex
Primary Sports: Golf, tennis
Secondary Sports: Racquetball, handball, swimming
Awards/Honors: ì Best Country Club ≠ $10,000 or
lessì , ì Best Valueî Club, ì Best
Family Clubî , 2009, Avid Golfer
Magazine; ì #1 Tennis Organization
in Americaî , USTA, 2003; ì Top
Private Racquet Facility in
Americaî , RSI Magazine, 2005
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CARROLL!ISD!AQUATICS!
CENTER
1501 W. Southlake Boulevard, Southlake
Carroll ISD Aquatics Center is located in Southlake and jointly used by the City of Southlake and the Carroll Independent
School District. This facility is home to the Carroll High School Dragons swimming and diving teams who compete in
the largest 5A classifi cation of UIL as well as the North Texas Nadadores. It is more than just a competition facility as it
offers a variety of different classes including aerobics, swim lessons, and scuba diving lessons. It meets Olympic length
requirements and is able to run 50≠ meter swimming races. The pool can also be divided to run two 25≠ meter courses. The
pool also meets the maximum depth requirement needed to dive and can be set up for a variety of water polo courses
including the regulation size for FINA. This facility has amazing features such as a UV system that kills organics in a pool,
making the water safe for all competitors, transitory bulkheads that help shape courses in a timely fashion, and a state≠ of≠
the≠ art Colorado Time Systems electronic timing and scoring system that ensure times are recorded accurately.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Swimming
1 pool
Diving
Two 3m springboards
Water polo
Two 1m springboards
Dimensions
Total pool dimensions of186#.
X 75#.
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Yes
700
Depth ranges
from 4#. To 13#.
50m or two 25m swim courses
Max depth of 13#.
FINA regulation 30m Water
Polo course
Location:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Primary Sports:
Home Teams:
Size:
Parking:
Southlake
UV system that kills all organics;
two locker rooms; transitory
bulkheads for easy pool
turnover; concessions areas; spa;
trampoline for diving
Colorado Time Systems eight
lane electronic timing and
scoring system
Swimming, diving, water polo
Carroll Dragons
North Texas Nadadores
GC Divers
40,000 square feet
60
45
COWBOYS!GOLF!CLUB
1600 Fairway Drive, Grapevine
Cowboys Golf Club is a daily fee, NFL≠ themed resort≠ style golf course located in Grapevine. This facility consists of
18 holes with multiple tee boxes for different levels of play and features historical markers throughout the course that
commemorate former Dallas Cowboys players and great moments in Cowboys history. Si!ing on 159 acres of beautifully
wooded land, this club is the perfect place to relax and not be bothered by the noise of the everyday world. In addition to
a championship level playing surface, this facility is also features a massive clubhouse that contains a large ballroom, a pro
shop, an executive boardroom, a large dining room and a display of the fi ve Dallas Cowboys Super Bowl trophies. With the
a!ention to detail that went into this club, it is of no surprise that it has won awards for the quality of the course and the
ability to host corporate events.
Type of
Facilities
Golf
# of
Facilities
18 holes
Dimensions
Black course ≠
Blue course ≠
Silver course ≠
Gold course ≠
4,702 yd.
6,182 yd.
6,563 yd.
7,017 yd.
Surface Type
RealGrass Matrix
greens
Bermuda
elsewhere
Lighted
No
Capacity
Slope/Ratings
N/A
Black≠ 138/ 74.7
Blue≠ 135/ 72.6
Silver≠ 131/ 70.9
Gold≠ 114/ /68.9
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Grapevine
Private ≠ daily fee course
Practice range; star≠ shaped pu!ing
green; lobby; pro shop; legends bar;
executive boardroom; large dining
room; large ballroom; practice
area; hall of honor with a display
of the Super Bowl trophies.
Awards/Honors: #1 Rated Courses in the Southwest,
2004/2005, Zagat Survey of
Americaí s Top Golf Course; #1
Daily fee Facility in the Dallas/
Fort Worth Area,2008, Dallas
Morning News; Best Place to Hold a
Corporate Event in the Metroplex,
2004/2006/2007, AvidGolfer
Magazine
Size:
159 acres
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DALLAS!POLO!CLUB
550 Bent Trail, Red Oak
Dallas Polo Club is located south of Dallas in the city of Red Oak. This facility consists of an arena for year≠ long play and a
grass polo fi eld for play during the summer months. The grass fi eld measures 300 yards by 150 yards, and it can be painted
to any regulation≠ sized fi eld, making it a place where all sports can be played. This facility features 80 outdoor, covered
stalls, a Soiree Club, and multiple scoreboards. It is home to numerous events throughout the year including charitable
demonstrations to support organizations like Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Type of
Facilities
# of
Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Grass sports
1 fi eld
300 yd. X 150 yd.
Natural grass
No
Polo
1 arena
100 yd. X 50 yd.
Dirt
Yes
Capacity
Details
10,000
Multiple fi elds in each
grass sport can have
lines drawn to their
regulation size
Location:
Amenities:
Red Oak
80 outdoor covered stalls;
permanent scoreboards; Soiree
Club; riding lessons
Primary Sports: Polo
Secondary Sports: Equestrian, soccer, football, cricket,
fi eld hockey, lacrosse, rugby
Teams Home To: Bear Creek Polo Team;
Cornell Alumni, SMU
Size:
85 acres
Parking:
2,000
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DR!PEPPER!STARCENTER!
FARMERS!BRANCH
12700 North Stemmons Freeway, Farmers Branch
The Dr Pepper StarCenter in Farmers Branch is one of several Dr Pepper StarCenters throughout the Metroplex. This
facility is the closest in proximity to the Dallas Starsí home, the American Airlines Center, and is accessible to most major
highways and the DART rail system. The Farmers Branch Dr Pepper StarCenter lobby level features two NHL regulation≠
sized ice sheets and bleacher seating. The most unique feature in this facility is the Farmers Branch Convention Center
which is located on the second level and contains 11,000 square feet of fl exible meeting space that overlooks both ice
arenas. Amenities include complimentary WIFI and audio visual capabilities along with over 200 parking spaces. This
facility also is equipped with a bar and grill, curling capabilities, and a merchandise pro shop.
Type of Facilities
Ice Hockey /
Ice Skating
Multi≠ Purpose
# of Facilities
Doug Miller Rink
Bob Gainey Rink
Conference Center
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
NHL
Ice
Yes
11,000 sq. feet
N/A
Yes
Capacity
1,992
1,400
600
Details
On 2nd fl oor
Location:
Amenities:
Farmers Branch
Farmers Branch Convention
Center located on the second
level with 11,000 sq. #. of fl exible
meeting space that overlooks two
ice arenas. FBCC also has audio
visual capabilities, complementary
WIFI and a full service bar. Lobby
level; merchandise pro shop and
grill; eight locker rooms
Primary Sports:
Ice Hockey & Ice Skating,
Secondary Sports: Curling
Size:
95,000 sq. #.
Parking:
200
48
DRAGON!STADIUM
1085 S. Kimball Ave., Southlake
Dragon Stadium is home to one of the most successful high school football teams in all of the nation. The Southlake Carroll
Dragons have won four state titles in the last decade and proves their strength and competitiveness every year. The quality
of the play on the fi eld matches the quality of the facility where they play their home games. Built in 2001, Dragon Stadium
is a modern facility that can host football and soccer games on its fi eld turf. This quality surface was briefl y home to the
Dallas Burn of the MLS in 2003 and has even been used to fi lm Under Armour commercials. With a large video board, a
quality drainage system, multiple concessions, elevators, and a press box, Dragon Stadium is one of the top high school
stadiums in the country.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Lighted
Surface
Type
Capacity
Details
Football
Soccer
1 fi eld
High School
Yes
Field turf
11,000
Played on
same fi eld
Location:
Amenities:
Southlake
Three spacious locker rooms;
elevator; two≠ story press box;
drainage system; multiple
concession areas
Scoreboards:
video board
Primary Sports: football, soccer
Secondary Sports: youth football
Teams Home To: Carroll Dragons football and soccer
teams
Parking:
1,954
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DUNCANVILLE!FIELDHOUSE
1700 South Main Street, Duncanville
Duncanville Fieldhouse is a state≠ of≠ the≠ art sports facility and events venue. This venue is uniquely designed to facilitate many
types of events. The facility includes basketball courts, volleyball courts, meeting rooms, a fi tness center, a cheerleading/
dance/karate studio, and a high performance room. The facility has a store, reception desk, a cafÈ with indoor and outdoor
dining, and second fl oor event/viewing room.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Basketball
6 courts
High School
Hardwood
Yes
Volleyball
10 courts
High School
Hardwood
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Scoreboards:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Details
Bleachers at every court;
share courts
Duncanville
CafÈ with indoor/outdoor dining,
fi tness center, high
performance room, reception
desk/general store, second fl oor
viewing/event room, and three
meeting rooms
Electronic scoreboards on all courts
Basketball, volleyball
106,000 sq. #.
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ELM!FORK!SHOOTING!SPORTS
10751 Luna Road, Dallas
Elm Fork Shooting Sports is one of the premiere places for gun sports in the nation. This facility provides excellent
resources and a variety of different shooting methods including skeet, trap, sporting clays, rifl e, and pistol. Si!ing on 467
acres, this facility has a 5,500 square≠ foot covered pavilion, a pro shop, a large conference room, a covered patio, and a
playground. This spacious facility can host hoards of people which has made it a perfect host for events like The Great
Outdoor Games, the 2009 Texas State Sport Clay Championships, corporate ventures, and charity events. With too many
awards to name, Elm Fork Shooting Sports has continuously updated its facilities since its inception and will be an elite
level resource for shooting enthusiasts for years to come.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Skeet
Six skeet fi elds
Lighted
Trap
One ATA; one wobble fi eld; six practice trap fi elds, three 5≠ stand fi elds
Sporting clays
Two 100 bird courses
Rifl e
50 yard range, 100 yard range
Pistol
Up to 30 yard bays, Western Fantasy bay featuring reactionary steel
Details
Eight stations in the skeet fi elds;
No
12 stations in each sporting clay
course
Location:
Amenities:
Northwest Dallas
Covered patios; large conference
room for meetings; 5,500 sq. #.
covered pavilion; playground; 30
golf carts; pro shop;
Primary Sports: Shooting
Secondary Sports: Archery
Awards/Honors: Gun Club of the Year, TCSA, 2008;
5 STARS ≠ National Association
of Shooting Ranges; ì Gold Star
Gun Club, National Sporting Clay
Association, 2005; #2 Facility
in the nation for clay targets
thrown,î Finest Shooting Parkì ,
Sporting Clays Magazine
Size:
467 acres
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FAIR!OAKS!PARK
7621 Fair Oaks Ave, Dallas
Fair Oaks Park is owned and operated by the City of Dallas Parks and Recreation. It has been a part of Dallas for more
than 60 years and has seen more than its fair share of tournaments and other events. This park is composed of fi ve slow≠
pitch so#ball fi elds, one fast≠ pitch so#ball fi eld, one baseball fi eld, and two multipurpose fi elds. This facility features score≠
boards on all so#ball and baseball fi elds, a shaded pavilion, and a playground.
Type of Facilities
So#ball
Football
Soccer
Baseball
# of Facilities
5 slow pitch fi elds
1 fast pitch fi eld
Dimensions
N/A
High School
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Clay & Natural grass
Yes
Bleachers at each fi eld
3 fi elds
High School
Natural grass
No
1 fi eld
High School
Clay & natural grass
Yes
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Scoreboard:
Primary Sports:
Bleachers at fi eld
North Dallas
Playground; shaded pavilion
On all so#ball fi elds and on the
baseball fi eld
So#ball, baseball, football, soccer
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FIELDHOUSE!USA
6155 Sports Village Road, Frisco
Fieldhouse USA is an enormous multi≠ million dollar indoor sports complex located in Frisco. This complex is composed
of 12 full≠ sized basketball courts that can be reconfi gured to volleyball regulations and a turf arena for sports like soccer,
football, and lacrosse. The stadium features three≠ tiered bleachers on each court that can hold 300 people but can also
be adjusted to have larger capacities on select courts if desired. The facility is complete with a 5,000 square≠ foot food
court, large screen LCD televisions on each court, a 10,000 square≠ foot athletic training facility, and a sporting goods store.
This massive building is used for a variety of leagues and tournaments, but its ability to transfer its structures make the
facility an ideal location for a large scope of events.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Basketball/volleyball
12 courts
Soccer
Football
Lacrosse
1 arena gym
Dimensions
1 NBA & 11
collegiate
USA Volleyball
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
hardwood
Yes
Bleachers at every court;
can be reconfi gured
210 #. X 98 #.
Turf
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco
5,000 sq. #. food court; physical
trainer on≠ site; 10,000 sq. #. athletic
training center; sporting goods store;
60î LCD TVí s throughout; lessons;
Willieí s Burger House; Frisco Black
Belt Academy; RBI Baseball Texas
Primary Sports: Basketball, volleyball, football,
soccer
Secondary Sports: Wrestling, lacrosse, fencing
Awards/Honors: ì Best Reason to Live in Frisco,
Dallas Observer, 2009
Size:
145,000 square feet
Parking:
600+
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FORESTER!ATHLETIC!COMPLEX
8233 Military Parkway, Dallas
Forester Athletic Complex, located in Southeast Dallas, is primarily used by the Dallas Independent School District for
school competitions. The complex features a football stadium, a separate track with another fi eld with football lines, a
fi eld house with lines for volleyball and basketball, and three so#ball fi elds. With scoreboards on every fi eld including a
video board at the stadium, six locker rooms, and permanent structures for concessions, this complex makes a good host
for a variety of different events.
Name of
Facilities
Forester
Stadium
The Track Field
Type of
Facilities
# of facilities
Football
1 fi eld
Track and
fi eld
1 fi eld
with track
surrounding
Football
Forester Field
House
Forester So#ball
Complex
Basketball
Volleyball
So#ball
1 basketball
court or 2
volleyball
courts
3 fi elds
Dimensions
High School
Football
400m, 42 inch
wide lanes
High School
Football
High School
High School
Lighted Surface Type
Yes
Yes
Artifi cial turf
Red rubber
Natural grass
Capacity
Details
10,000
1,000
Yes
Hardwood
2,500
300
Yes
Natural
grass, infi eld
clay
Track has 8 lanes
200
200
Location:
Amenities:
Southeast Dallas
6 locker rooms; pressbox;
permanent structures to house
concessions
Scoreboards:
video board on the football stadium;
electronic scoreboards on all fi elds
Primary Sports: Football, track and fi eld, so#ball,
basketball, volleyball
Secondary Sports: Wrestling, soccer
Teams Home To: DISD schools
Parking:
2400
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FRISCO!ISD!NATATORIUM
7411 North First Street, Frisco
Frisco Independent School District Natatorium is a state of the art, modern swimming and diving facility located north
of Dallas in the city of Frisco. It is primarily home to swimming and diving meets and training for high schools in Frisco
I.S.D. Since the facilityí s inception, it has been instrumental in the success of three high school state titles. The facility
also hosts other programs including lessons, clinics with Olympians, college meets, and training for groups outside Frisco
I.S.D. The pool can run eight 50≠ meter lanes or 16 25≠ meter lanes. With stadium seating for 800 people, ample deck space,
and a multi≠ color electronic timing scoreboard that can display new records immediately, the FISD Natatorium is a great
competition facility that has created many memorable events.
Type of Facilities
Swimming
Diving
# of Facilities
One pool
One 3m springboard
Two 1m springboards
Dimensions
50m X 25 yd
Max depth of 13#.
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Yes
800
Depth ranges
from 4# To 13#
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco
Two locker rooms; spectator
restrooms; enclosed meet
management room; classroom;
areas available for concessions;
facility records displayed
throughout
Scoreboard:
Multi≠ color electronic timing
scoreboard
Primary Sports: Swimming, Diving
Teams Home To: Frisco I.S.D. schools, Frisco
Aquatics, and Frisco Amateur
Summer Swim Team
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GREENHILL!SPORTS!CENTER
4141 Spring Valley Road, Addison
Greenhill School is a private school located just north of Dallas in the city of Addison. It is home to a large sports complex
known as the Greenhill Sports Center, which has the ability to host just about any type of sporting event
Name of
Facilities
Brinkman Field
Type of
Facilities
Football
Multi≠ use
fi elds
Soccer
Basketball
Volleyball
Phillips Family
Athletic Center
Greenhill
Natatorium
Natatorium
# of Facilities
Dimensions
1
120 x 70 yd.
3
60 x 65 yd.
1
High school
Standard high
school
2
Lighted Surface Type
Capacity
Yes
1 Yes
2 No
Yes
grass
1,000
grass
1,000
grass
Yes
hardwood
100
Cox gym ≠ 500
Phillips ≠ 1,000
1 pool
25 yd. long
Yes
N/A
200
Greenhill Track
Track
1
8 lanes
400 meters
Collegiate style
Yes
polyurethane
100
Greenhill
Baseball
Complex
Baseball
So#ball
1 of each
High School
No
grass
100
Deason Family
Tennis Center
Tennis
10
Regulation
Yes
hard courts
100 on steps,
not bleachers
Details
4 fi elds
6 lanes
7 #. deep
Cannot host
hammer, javelin,
and steeple chase
Indoor ba!ing
cage
2 baseball fi elds
2 so#ball fi elds
Location:
Amenities:
Scoreboards:
Primary Sports:
Addison
Concessions, ADA accessible
All fi elds
Lacrosse, track & fi eld, volleyball,
tennis, football, basketball, baseball,
so#ball, soccer, swimming, karate
Secondary Sports: Wrestling, ultimate frisbee, dance
Teams Home To: Greenhill Hornets
Parking:
Overfl ow can park at Loos Stadium
which is next door
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HIGH!POINT!TENNIS!CENTER
421 West Spring Creek Parkway, Plano
High Point Tennis Center is a tennis complex owned and operated by the City of Plano. This facility is composed of 21
lighted courts and features a fully stocked pro shop, a practice wall, bleachers on eight of the courts, shaded areas for
viewing, benches, locker rooms, and a playground. This facility has been recognized for the quality of its facility and
programming by the United States Tennis Association.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Tennis
21 courts
Standard
Hard courts
Yes
Details
Eight sets of bleachers
throughout course
Location:
Amenities:
Plano
Practice wall; fully stocked pro
shop; racquet stringing;
locker rooms; bleachers;
playground; shaded seating;
benches; snack area
Awards/Honors: ì Outstanding Tennis Facility
Awardì , USTA, 1981; ì Excellence
in Tennis Programming Awardì ,
USTA, 1997
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IRVING!SOCCER!COMPLEX
3585 World Cup Way, Irving
Irving Soccer Complex is a youth soccer complex just northwest of Dallas. The complex consists of two U14 fi elds, two U12
fi elds, three U10 fi elds, three U8 fi elds, and three U6 fi elds. Two bathroom areas are located in the middle of the complex,
and there are multiple shaded areas for teams and spectators to rest throughout the complex.
Type of Facilities
Soccer
# of Facilities
Dimensions
13 fi elds*
U14 345 # x 210#
U12 300# x 110#
U10 240 # x 120 #
U8 210 # x 120 #
U6 150 # x 90 #
Surface
Type
Grass
Lighted
Details
No
Two U14 Fields, Two U12 Fields,
Three U10 Fields, Three U8 Fields,
Three U6 Fields**
*The fi elds can remarked for different
dimensions
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Irving
Bathrooms, shaded area
throughout complex
Youth soccer
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JESSE!OWENS!MEMORIAL!
COMPLEX
9191 South Polk Street, Dallas
Jesse Owens Memorial Complex is a multi≠ sport complex that was built in 2005 for use by DISD middle and high schools.
With a seating capacity of 12,000 at the stadium and 7,500 at the fi eld house, these two facilities are among the largest
of their kind in the area and routinely host playoff games for a number of different sports. Each of the modern facilities
contains a video board for scoring and replays, and areas for concessions. John Kincaide Stadium has a two≠ level press
box with a large open area and several rooms. Ellis Davis Field House contains multiple locker rooms and a meeting room
that can seat 90 people. This complex primarily hosts football, basketball, soccer, track and fi eld, and volleyball events,
but has the capability to host several other sports as well as other activities including concerts.
Name of Facilities
John Kincaide
Stadium
Ellis Davis Field
House
Type of
Facilities
Football
Soccer
Track and
fi eld
Basketball
Volleyball
# of Facilities
Dimensions
1 fi eld
High School
football
1 track
400m track
1 court
High School
Surface
Type
Artifi cial
turf
Lighted
Yes
Capacity
Details
12,000
track is
around the
fi eld and has
5 lanes
rubber
Yes
Hardwood
7,500
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
South Dallas
Public ≠ Dallas ISD
2 level press box; 2 locker rooms
in the fi eld house, meeting and
hospitality room seating 90, multiple
concession stands in both facilities
Scoreboards:
Video boards in both the football
stadium and the fi eld house
Primary Sports: Football, basketball, volleyball,
track and fi eld, soccer
Secondary Sports: Wrestling
Teams Home To: DISD schools
Parking:
3,000
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JEWISH!COMMUNITY!CENTER!
OF!DALLAS
7900 Northaven Road, Dallas
The Jewish Community Center of Dallas is part of your extended family, your home away from home. Within our walls or
around the world, our members gather together to meet, play, learn, celebrate, and be part of the Community. The Center
offers programs and services for people of all ages and stages of life. The facility contains a pool, tennis complex, multi≠
purpose fi elds, basketball courts, and much more.
Type of Facilities
Gymnastics Center
# of Facilities
Lighted
Surface
Type
Yes
Ma!ed
25 meter
Yes
N/A
Dimensions
one
Indoor heated pool
Pool
Exercise pool
Capacity
Details
100 indoor
Outdoor lap pool
200
outdoor
Tennis Complex
Eight courts
Standard
Yes
Plexi Pave
(hardcourt)
120
Contains outside pavilion, viewing
stands, and pro shop
Multi≠ purpose fi elds
one
100 yds X 84
yds
Yes
Grass
100
Can play soccer, kickball,
fl ag football, so#ball
Basketball
3 courts
80 # X 50 #
Yes
Hardwood
300
Can be made into
one big court
measuring 100X54
Location:
Amenities:
Dallas
State≠ of≠ the≠ Art Fitness Center,
Dance/Pilates/Spin studios,
swim and tennis lessons, locker
rooms, full service steam rooms,
saunas, and whirlpools for men
and women, senior adult programs,
summer camps, motherí s day out,
cultural programs, adult education
classes, babysi!ing, massage
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L"B"!HOUSTON!TENNIS!CENTER
11225 Luna Road, Dallas
L.B. Houston Tennis Center is an excellent resource within the Dallas Parks and Recreation Department. This facility is
an official tennis welcome center and contains 16 lighted hard courts. The complex also features bleachers on multiple
courts, a picnic/gazebo area with a grill, a ball machine, and a full service pro shop. This facility has pros on staff, offers
racquet demos and restring services, and hosts multiple events throughout the year including an international wheelchair
tournament.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Tennis
16 courts
Standard
Hard courts
Yes
Bleachers on several courts;
one court has more than others
and resembles an amphitheater
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Northwest Dallas
Public ≠ City of Dallas
Bleachers on several courts;
picnic/gazebo area; a grill; ball
machine; demo racquets; full
service pro shop; racquet
stringing services
Size:
Eight acres
Awards/Honors: Official USTA welcome center;
voted outstanding USTA Tennis
Center in 1996
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LAKES!TENNIS!ACADEMY
4000 Legacy Dr., Frisco
Lakes Tennis Academy is a fi rst≠ rate tennis facility located in the city of Frisco. This facility features 12 professionally
lit courts that resemble the U.S. Open Courts in Flushing Meadows. In addition to the courts, the academy offers an
assortment of facilities and services that go beyond what you would expect out of a tennis complex. It features a 1,300
square≠ foot Terrace Boutique that contains tennis items and apparel along with jewelry and furniture, a 15,000 square≠ foot
Academy building that has locker rooms and an athletic training center, a day care center, two pools, a lounge, and staff
composed of tennis pros, athletic trainers, and nutritionists. With multiple awards in facility management, this facility has
played host to events of the highest spectrum and has seen tennis champions like Maria Sharapova play on the courts
Type of Facilities
Tennis
# of Facilities
12 courts
Swimming
one pool
Dimensions
Standard
Junior Olympic
5 #. depth
Surface Type
Hard court
Lighted
Yes
Details
Color of courts is U.S. Open blue
N/A
N/A
Can set up four lanes
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco
1,300 sq. #. Terrace Boutique that
has jewelry, gi# items, furniture,
and tennis items and apparel;
racquet stringing; kidí s pool;
lounge with a kitchen; 15,000
sq. #. Academy building
with locker rooms, weight training
equipment, and cardiovascular
training equipment; obstacle
course; multi≠ purpose studio for
fi tness; staff that includes pros,
athletic trainers, and nutritionists;
day care center
Secondary Sports: Swimming
Size:
Four acres
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MAVS!BALLPARK
2807 Harry Hines Boulevard, Dallas
Located next to the American Airlines Center is a single youth baseball diamond known as Mavs Ballpark. This $1.5 million
facility contains a professional scoreboard, a raised wall in le# fi eld, raised pitching mounds, a warning track, two sunken
dugouts, and two bullpens.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Baseball
one fi eld
Dimensions
two ba!ing cages
one so# toss
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
Natural grass
500
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Dallas
Concessions, two locker rooms,
two restrooms
Primary Sports: Youth baseball
Secondary Sports: Cricket
Scoreboard:
Electronic on outfi eld wall
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METROPLEX!BMX
500 E. Centre Park Blvd., DeSoto
With 72,000 square feet of space under one roof, Metroplex BMX is Americaí s fi rst covered facility designed exclusively
to host race events of all sizes. Conveniently located in southwest Dallas County, it has become well≠ known for hosting
some of the largest BMX events. Since opening in 1999, Metroplex BMX has been the home of the annual USA BMX Super
Nationals. The three≠ day event draws more than 1,800 participants every year. Riders include amateurs, professionals and
Olympians from all over the world. Metroplex BMX also hosts the annual Texas State Championship Finals. The two≠ day
event, which draws more than 1,000 participants, offers amateurs an opportunity to race for the coveted Texas State
Champion title. Riders hail from Texas and several other statesó all racing for the large team and pro purses. In addition,
Metroplex BMX annually hosts a Texas State Championship qualifi er event, an annual Leukemia Society Race for Life, an
annual Olympic Day race. In all, the facility hosts more than 90 district races each year. Metroplex BMX has hosted the
USA Cycling National Championship three times and the Gold Cup Championship twice. In 2014, Metroplex BMX hosted
the fi rst Collegiate National BMX Racing Championship. This event featured college recruiters offering scholarships to
some of the fastest amateurs and professional riders for college cycling teams.
Type of
Facilities
BMX
# of Facilities
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
Details
one track
Dirt
3,000
Yes
Facility is 72,000 sq. feet
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Seating:
Parking:
DeSoto
Covered and lighted track
BMX
72,000 sq. #.
3,000
2,000
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METROPLEX!GYMNASTICS!&!
SWIM
205 East Bethany Drive, Allen
Located north of Dallas in the city of Allen is one of the fi nest gymnastics facilities in the area. Metroplex Gymnastics &
Swim is a 16,000 square≠ foot venue that is composed of a large open, ma!ed area with all of the necessary equipment
for each gymnastics competition, a four≠ lane swimming pool, and multiple rooms that can be utilized for many different
occasions including birthday parties. In addition, the facility has concession areas, locker rooms, and classrooms for
teaching. This dedicated youth sports facility hosts multiple competitions in a given year including State Championship
Gymnastic meets.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Gymnastics
Equipment for
each competition
Swimming
1 pool
10,000 square
feet
62#. X 24#.
Max depth 5 #.
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
Ma!ed
350
Yes
N/A
50
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Details
four lanes
Allen
Concession areas; locker rooms;
birthday party rooms; academic
preschool classrooms
Gymnastics, swimming
16,000 sq. #.
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NET!RESULTS!SPORTS!CENTER
2600 Research Drive, Suite 100, Plano
Net Results Sports Center is a volleyball specifi c facility located just north of Dallas in the city of Plano. This 38,180 square≠
foot facility contains nine volleyball courts, seven of which meet the free zone requirement for tournament play. The
Center also features LCD TVs, wi≠ fi , a concessions and seating area, and space for a shopping area.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Volleyball
9 courts
USA Volleyball
regulation
Sport Court
Yes
Seven courts have the required
amount of free zone
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Plano
Pro shop;
Volleyball
38,180 sq. #.
All Parking places adjacent to
the fi ve Research buildings are
available
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NORTHLAKE!AQUATIC!CENTER
5001 North MacArthur Boulevard, Irving
Northlake Aquatic Center is a facility known for hosting major indoor water sports events. Northlake has hosted national
events like the US Open in synchronized swimming and the Senior Mení s Winter National Championship for water polo.
This 25,000 square≠ foot building consists of one Olympic≠ sized pool and a smaller teaching pool. The facility also boasts
a bulkhead for pool turnover, electronic chairli#s for the disabled, a scoreboard and timing system, and an infl atable roof.
With plenty of deck space for spectators, Northlake Aquatic Center has proven that it is an excellent place to host an
aquatics event.
Type of Facilities
Swimming
Diving
Water polo
Synchronized swmming
Swimming
# of Facilities
Dimensions
One pool
50m X 60 #.
One 1m
springboard
Max depth of 12#.
One teaching pool
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Yes
800
Depth ranges
from 4# To 14#
Yes
800
Depth ranges
from 1.5#. To 3#.
FINA
65#. X 17#.
Max depth 3#.
Location:
Amenities:
Irving
Locker rooms in adjacent
building; large deck space;
bulkhead to help shape pool;
infl atable roof; electronic chair
li#s for disabled
Scoreboard:
Two line Daktronics scoreboard
and a System 6 Colorado timing
system
Primary Sports: Swimming, diving, water polo,
synchronized swimming
Teams Home To: Piroue!es of Texas, Irving
Swimmers, Irving ISD high schools
Size:
25,000 sq. #.
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PARK!LANE!EQUESTRIAN!
CENTER
8787 Park Lane, Dallas
One of the most impressive equestrian facilities you will ever fi nd is located in north Dallas. Park Lane Equestrian Center
is a massive, award≠ winning 300≠ acre compound that features three covered arenas and a large outdoor area with an
abundance of different jumps. In addition to equestrian, the facility also has the means to do events in rodeo, sand
volleyball, basketball, so#ball, soccer, miniature golf, and a variety of other special events in the general arena. In addition,
the compound has trails to White Rock Lake, ba!ing cages, a driving range, a heated barn with 150 stalls, and lounges with
large screen televisions.
Type of Facilities
Equestrian
# of Facilities
3 covered arenas
1 outdoor arena
Dimensions
Jumping arena≠ 100#. X
200#.
Dressage arena≠ 60#. X
90#.
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Sand and
wood chips
Yes
Capacity of 200 people at each
arena
Sand
No
General≠ 140#. X 120#.
Volleyball
2 courts
Basketball
Can change based
on how many are
needed
Regulation
unspecifi ed
cement
No
Two hoops are set up on a
stretch of cement, without
playing lines, but more can be
set up if needed
Location:
Amenities:
North Dallas
Trails to White Rock Lake; 24 hour
security; Sprinkler System; Fly Spray
System; Lounges with large screen
TVs and satellite; Hot and Cold wash
areas; Vet stall; Stalls with automatic
feeders and an automatic watering
system; Heated Barn with 150 stalls;
On site laundry facilities; 54 holes of
miniature golf; Animal chiropractor
on site; 18,000 sq. #. of covered
patio space; 18,000 sq. #. of climate
controlled space
Primary Sports: Equestrian
Secondary Sports: Soccer, rodeo, boxing, basketball,
volleyball, so#ball, kickball
Teams Home To: SMU Equestrian
Size:
300 acres
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PRESTONWOOD!SPORTS!
ORGANIZATION
6801 West Park Boulevard, Plano
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Basketball
Four Courts
84' / 94' length
Wood
Yes
Three 84' courts in one gym. Curtain dividers.
Portable bleachers. One 94' Competition
school gym.
Football
Five Fields
Youth & High
School
Turf/
Natural Grass
Yes/No
1 100 yard turf lighted field. Two 100 yard unlit
grass fields. One 80 yard lighted grass field. One 65 yard unlit grass field.
Volleyball
Three Courts
High School
Wood
Yes
Three courts in one gym.
Baseball /
So#ball
Nine Fields
Youth & High
School
Turf/Sand/
Natural Grass
Yes/No
One lighted high school baseball field with turf
infield & grass outfield. Two lighted fields with
turf infield & grass outfield with base length
for youth & HS baseball & so#ball. Two unlit
field with dirt infield & grass outfield with
base length for youth baseball & HS so#ball. Five temporary unlit grass fields are set up on
the football fields during baseball season for
children's baseball league.
Soccer
Eight Fields
Youth & High
School
Turf / Natural
Grass
Yes/No
One lighted turf high school field. Seven FIFA regulation size unlit youth grass
fields (U5 to U13).
Track
One Indoor
42 meters
Rubber
Yes
Two lane track surrounds basketball courts.
Sand Volleyball
Two Courts
Regulation
Sand
Yes
Weight Room
One Room
46' x 32'
Rubber
Yes
Various machine and free weights
Yes
Various cardio machines (treadmills, elliptical,
bikes, etc.). Three flat screen TVs.
Cardio Room
One Room
41' x 30'
Tile
Location:
Amenities:
Plano
Bleachers & green area. Soccer
Fields that can be a lacrosse field
Primary Sports: Basketball, so#ball, track & field,
football, cheerleading, baseball,
and volleyball
Secondary Sports: Summer camps, martial arts,
fitness training
Parking:
Concrete
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ROSS!STEWART!SOCCER!
COMPLEX
1774 Keenan Bridge Road, Farmers Branch
Ross Stewart Soccer Complex is a soccer specifi c facility that is home to the renowned Dallas Texans Soccer Club who was
rated as the #1 soccer club in the country according to Soccer America. This facility features six professional size soccer
fi elds composed of well maintained natural grass. The complex features an athletic training facility, a concessions area,
and a clubhouse with offices, fl at screen televisions, and rooms for hospitality. Continued additions are planned for the
new facility including an upgrade to seating that will bring the capacity to 2,000 spectators. The facilities at Ross Stewart
Soccer Complex are fi t to host the highest caliber of soccer, and it makes an excellent site for regional and national events.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Soccer
Six fi elds
Dimensions
(4) 120 yd. X 75 yd.
(2) 117 yd. X 74 yd.
Surface
Type
Capacity
Natural
grass
Lighted
Details
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Farmers Branch
Athletic training facility; clubhouse
with offices and hospitality rooms,
and fl at screen TVí s; concessions
Primary Sports: Soccer
Teams Home To: Dallas Texans Soccer Club;
Super Development League
Size:
20 acres
Parking:
200 lighted spots with access to
100+ in another lot
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SAMUEL!GARLAND!PARK
12200 Garland Road, Dallas
Samuel Garland Park is a 45≠ acre facility that houses 12 soccer fi elds. Built in 1998, the park has fi ve fi elds with lights and
also two micro≠ mini fi elds for small children. Located in Northeast Dallas at I≠ 635 and Highway 78 and owned by the city
of Dallas, the complex is home to the NTPSA mení s adult soccer league.
Type of
# of Facilities
Facilities
Soccer
Baseball
12
2
Dimensions
Four (3 lighted 1 unlighted)
360X210 w/goals 24X8
Four (2 lighted 2 unlighted) 300x180 w/
goals 24x8
Two 240x120 w/goals 21x7
Two 180x120 w/goals 18x6
also 2 (micro mini for kindergarteners)
20 yds X 15 yds w/3 foot goals
Regulation
Surface Type Lighted
Grass
Grass
5 Yes
7 No
Details
Capacity of 200
people
at each arena
No
Location:
North Dallas
Amenities:
Trails, concessions, restrooms
Primary Sports: Soccer, baseball
Secondary Sports: Wire controlled airplane
competitions
Teams Home To: NTPSA mení s adult soccer league
Size:
300 acres
71
SAMUEL!GRAND!PARK
6200 East Grand Avenue, Dallas
Samuel Grand Park is a 78 acre multi≠ sport park located in east Dallas. This park features playing surfaces for sports such
as soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and so#ball. Samuel Grand Park also contains numerous picnic tables, benches
throughout the park, cultural exhibits, and an amphitheater. Home to a variety of different events for youth and adults,
Samuel Grand Park has made an excellent host facility for decades.
Type of Facilities
Soccer
Basketball
So#ball
Tennis
# of Facilities
One fi eld
One court
Three fi elds
20 courts
Dimensions
360#. X 210#.
High School
High School
Regulation
Surface Type
Natural grass
Hardwood
Clay and natural grass
Hard court
Capacity
50
N/A
125
<100
Lighted
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Details
Share court
Location:
Amenities:
East Dallas
Numerous picnic tables; benches;
Driving range; cultural exhibits;
amphitheater
Primary Sports: Soccer, basketball, volleyball,
tennis, so#ball
Secondary Sports: Badminton
Size:
78 acres
Parking:
150
72
SOUTHFORK!RANCH
3700 Hogge Drive, Parker
This facility may be more famous for its role in the television show, Dallas, or for the numerous different meetings and
special events it puts on, but Southfork Ranch is an excellent sport facility as well. Located northeast of Dallas, Southfork
features a rodeo arena that can host rodeo and equestrian events as well as large open fi elds of grass that can be painted
to host numerous different grass sports. This ranch has the space and fl exibility to host the largest of events and has been
recognized by meetings and event publications as being an exceptional host.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Rodeo
1 arena
N/A
Grass sports
20+ fi elds
Regulation
Indoor Space
Multiple rooms
63,000 sq. #. of indoor
space
Surface
Type
dirt
Natural
grass
N/A
Capacity
Lighted
400
Yes
N/A
No
Varies
Yes
Details
Can bring in
bleachers
Location:
Amenities:
Parker
ì Dallas Legendsî exhibit, two
retail stores (clothing &
accessories); three pavilion areas
that can be used as locker rooms;
large meeting rooms and ample
open space
Primary Sports: Rodeo, fl ag football, soccer,
equestrian, martial arts
Secondary Sports: Cricket, rugby, ultimate, lacrosse,
volleyball
Size:
350 acres
Awards/ Honors: Best Event Facility, MPI;
Most Unique Facility, Texas Meetings
and Event Magazine
Parking:
200 concrete spots, but can
accommodate 1,000
73
THE!SPORTSPLEX!OF!DALLAS
5702 Alpha Rd, Dallas
The newly≠ improved two level Sportsplex complex located on the north side of the Valley View center in North Dallas.
Sportsplex consists of USA Volleyball regulation courts, High School regulation basketball courts, ba!ing cages, 70 #.
by 70 #. turf training area, a strength and conditioning gym, a sprint track, and a concession stand on site. There are fi ve
regulation sized practice courts that are available for rental, which will include referee stands, player benches, and a score
table.
Type of Facilities
# of facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Capacity
Details
Volleyball
8 competition courts (or
10 practice courts)
60 # by 30 #
Sport Court
Yes
1016
Basketball
3 regulation High School
Basketball courts
84 # by 50 #.
Hardwood
Yes
1016
Multi≠ use training area
1 training area
70 #. by 70 #.
Turf
Yes
1016
Can be used for soccer,
football, baseball
Gym
1 gymnasium
3000 square foot
Hardwood
Yes
1016
Used for strength
and conditioning
Track
1 track
55 yard sprint
track
Sport Court
Yes
1016
Baseball
5 ba!ing cages
N/A
Turf
Yes
1016
Location:
North Dallas
North Side of Valley≠ View Center
Amenities:
Concession stand, fi tness center,
training skills, camps, leagues,
rental space
Primary Sports:
Volleyball, basketball, baseball
Secondary Sports: Football, lacrosse, soccer
Size:
61,000+ square feet
74
THE!SUPERDROME
9700 Wade Boulevard, Frisco
The Superdrome is a unique cycling≠ only facility in Frisco. This outdoor facility features one track that has a professional
plywood surface and a circumference of 250 meters. It also has a Daktronic video scoreboard, a press room, and an indoor
conference room. This top tier cycling course has hosted some very prestigious events including the 2000 Olympic time
trials, and the Texas State Championships.
Type of
Facilities
# of
Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
Details
Cycling
one track
250 meter
circumference
1 1/8 in. marine
plywood
2,000
Yes
Banking is 44 degrees in corners
and 17 degrees on the straight ways
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Scoreboard:
Parking:
Frisco
Press room; area for concessions;
indoor conference rooms
Cycling
211,000 sq. #.
Daktronic video scoreboard
200
75
T!BAR!M!RACQUET!CLUB
6060 Dilbeck Lane, Dallas
T Bar M Racquet Club is one of the most prestigious tennis clubs in Texas. This sizeable facility is composed of 30 tennis
courts with both hard and clay surfaces, as well as a plethora of different additions to the complex. It has 25 professionals
on staff and hosts numerous events including USTA Pro Circuit events like the annual Challenger of Dallas. The facility
features a swimming pool, a pilates room, a bar and lounge, a basketball court, a running track, a weight room, and a
massage room.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Tennis
22 courts
Regulation
Hard court
Yes
Tennis
Basketball
8 courts
1 court
Regulation
For 3 on 3 play
Clay
Hard court
Yes
No
Details
8 of these courts
are indoors
Outdoor
Outdoor
Location:
Amenities:
North Dallas
Swimming pool; pilates room; bar
and lounge; track; weight room;
massage room; pro shop; dining
room; cafÈ ; wellness center
Secondary Sports: Basketball, swimming
Awards/Honors: Voted Top 10 Pro Shop in America
by Tennis Industry Association
76
TENISON!PARK
3501 Samuell Boulevard, Dallas
Tenison Park is located ten minutes from Downtown Dallas and contains two of the fi nest public golf courses in the state of
Texas. Tenison Highlands is an 18≠ hole golf course in the park that features fi ve lakes, 32 sand bunkers, bountiful trees, and
elevation changes. Tenison Glen is Dallasí fi rst municipally≠ owned golf course and contains a variety of different features
such as 328 Tiff greens and Bermuda fairways, tees, and rough. These parks have been home to numerous different golf
tournaments throughout the years including the USPGA Public Golf Links Championship in 1968. The park also features a
golf shop, a practice facility, a cafÈ , and a teaching facility.
Name of Facilities
Type of
Facilities
# of
Facilities
Dimensions
Tenison Highlands
Golf
18 holes
7,078 yards
Tenison Glen
Golf
18 holes
6,605 yards
Surface Type
Tiff≠ eagle greens
419 Bermuda fairways, tees, and rough
328 Tiff greens
Bermuda fairways, tees, and rough
Location:
Ownership:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Lighted
No
No
East Dallas
Golf shop; The Range≠ Practice
and teaching facility (41 practice
stations with fi ve target greens,
home to Golf Academy of Dallas);
club repair; cafÈ with big
screen TVí s
Golf
450 acres
300+
77
TEXAS!HORSE!PARK
811 Pemberton Hill Road, Dallas
The Texas Horse Park builds upon the years of history and rich equestrian traditions of Texas. Deep in the heart of the
Great Trinity Forest, the Texas Horse Park is located near Great Trinity Forest Way and Pemberton Hill Road. The result
is an exciting new equestrian facility in an unexpected pastoral se!ing amidst hardwood trees, ponds and meadows.
The Texas Horse Park is a gateway to a world of nature and riding adventure. Visitors can enjoy modern day city≠ slicker
events or the early days of Texas ranching and farming along the Trinity River. The Horse Park is developed in partnership
with the community and two non≠ profi t groups to provide an expanded range of equestrian≠ based events and programs.
Therapeutic sports riding classes and Hippotherapy are offered to people of all ages. Also, scholarships and services are
provided to the low income, underprivileged & special needs communities so they may experience the healing gi# of
horses, animals, community and nature. River Ranch also provides fantastic services to the general public including trail
rides, lessons, kidí s parties, private adult parties, corporate events, weddings, arena events and intimate gatherings of all
kinds.
Location:
Operators:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Dallas
Equest and River Ranch
Educational Charities
One covered and one uncovered
arena; two stable complex (38
stalls) with four grooming stalls;
two feed rooms and one tack
room; camp activity center
Equestrian
302 acres
120
78
TEXAS!RANGERS!YOUTH!
BALLPARK
1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington
The Texas Rangers Youth Ballpark is a state≠ of≠ the≠ art facility designed for youth league baseball. Located directly north
of Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, the Texas Rangers Youth Ballpark is perfect for birthday parties, team building activities,
school fi eld trips, civic groups, and more.
Type of Facilities
# of Facilities
Dimensions
Le# fi eld 163í
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
Baseball
1 fi eld
Center fi eld 235í
Natural grass
750
Yes
Right fi eld 202í
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Arlington
In≠ ground dugouts
Air conditioned clubhouse
PA system
Staffed concession stands
Baseball
78 acres
150+
79
TEXINS!ARCHERY!CLUB
8880 Restland Boulevard, Dallas
Texins Archery Club is an archery≠ specifi c facility located in North Dallas that offers a multitude of different methods
of shooting. This facility contains a 3≠ D course of animal replicas, three fi eld archery courses that allow you to travel the
facility like a golf club, shooting at multiple targets, a practice range, and FITA courses like those in the Olympic sport. This
course also has a pavilion, a trading post that serves a variety of purposes, and a system that electronically pops up animal
replicas to shoot. This unique area can accommodate many different archery events and is an ideal location for any archer.
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Archery
3≠ D course
25 lane course
Three Field Archery
courses*
Practice range
FITA course*
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
No
No
Variety of terrain with
creeks and gullies
Yes
*28 different targets
Yes
Yes
*FITA courses max length is 100 meters
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
North Dallas
Pavilion; trading post with
information and drinks; grills;
multiple stands and blinds; bow
fi shing; pop up system that springs
up artifi cial animals to shoot
Archery
Eight acres
60
80
TEXAS!ARCHERY!ACADEMY
600 Accent Drive, Plano
This 30,000 square≠ foot indoor training facility offers archery to the public year≠ round. The facility is tailored to archers of
all skill levels, from the curious ì never held a bow beforeî novice, all the way to the Olympic athlete. Archery instruction
classes, individual and team coaching, team training, and public recreational use (safe≠ practice) are the primary goal of the
TXAA Training Center. Support of the National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP)/Outdoor Adventures program,
a#er≠ school training/Archery PE elective, A#er≠ NASP Programs, and recreational competitions are other activities of
focus. A fl exible, modular design accommodates daily usage by all levels and ages. It can be reconfi gured to host 1000+
competitor tournaments!
Type of
Facilities
# of Facilities
Archery
3≠ D course
40+ lane course
Practice range
24×7 TRUGLO Shooters Club
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
Concrete
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Facility offers multiple ranges up to 55 yards
indoors, classroom, lounge, vending, full service
pro≠ shop and service technician
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Plano
24 hour adult TRUGLO Club,
classroom with video analysis,
lounge, bathrooms, vending, pro
shop, technician
Archery
30,000 sq. #.
300
81
USA!BOWL
10920 Composite Drive, Dallas
USA Bowl is a family≠ friendly bowling alley located north of I≠ 35E and Walnut Hill. With 58 lanes, USA Bowl is fi lled with fun
any day of the week. USA Bowl hosts bowling tournaments as well as various other events, has numerous leagues to join,
and offers different youth programs.
Type of Facilities
# of
Facilities
Bowling Alley
58 Lanes
Dimensions
60 #. long
41.5 in wide
Surface Type
Capacity
Lighted
synthetic
690
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Details
North Dallas
58 lanes, Game Room, three
Billiard Tables, CafÈ /Snack Bar,
two meeting rooms, Lounge,
World Class Pro Shop
Bowling
82
WORLD!OLYMPIC!GYMNASTICS!
ACADEMY!#WOGA$
5936 Nancy Jane Lane, Frisco
The World Olympic Gymnastics Academy is dedicated to improving childrení s health and fi tness in a positive environment. They believe that a healthy lifestyle develops the whole person and are commi!ed to providing programs that meet the
individual needs of each child. Their two locations in Plano and Frisco offer a variety of programs for children of all ages.
Type of Facilities
Gymnastics
Gymnastics
Location of Facility
5936 Nancy Jane Lane
Frisco, Texas 75035
1937 West Parker Road
Plano, Texas 75023
Dimensions
Surface Type
32,000 sq. #.
ma!ed
31,000 sq. #.
ma!ed
Capacity
Training≠ 300
Spectators≠ 450
Training≠ 300
Spectators≠ 400
Lighted
Yes
Yes
Location:
Amenities:
Frisco, Plano
Separate gym for WOGA kids, in≠
ground training pits and tumble
tracks, team training area, locker
rooms, a spacious lobby, full≠ service
WOGA Pro≠ shop and a private
party room
Primary Sports: Gymnastics
Secondary Sports: Cricket, rugby, ultimate, lacrosse
Teams Home To: US Gymnastics National Team
83
YUCATAN!BEACH!CLUB
1850 East Belt Line Road, Coppell
The Yucatan Beach Club is a bar and grill located northwest of Dallas in the town of Coppell and features an enormous
outdoor white sand area that can be utilized for a variety of different athletic competitions. Sand volleyball, fl ag football,
foot volley, beach tennis, and beach soccer courts can be set up to regulation sizes in order to host multiple different
tournaments, leagues, and practices. The sand that the courts are composed of is a fi ne, white sand that is ideal for the
respective sports. This facility has an array of extras that make this an excellent event location such as multiple bars indoor
and outdoor, large, fl at screen televisions, an outdoor swimming pool, a banquet room, ping pong tables, billiard tables,
a gazebo, and a full menu.
Type of Facilities
Sand Volleyball
Flag Football
Beach Tennis
Foot Volley (sand
soccer)
Beach Soccer
# of Facilities
10 courts
3 fi elds
10 courts
10 fi elds
Dimensions
Surface Type
Lighted
Details
All can be governing
body regulation size
White sand
Yes
All share the same area
3 fi elds
Location:
Amenities:
Primary Sports:
Size:
Parking:
Coppell
Private banquet room, pool tables,
dart boards, indoor and patio
seating and bars, video games,
swimming pool, waterfalls, two
projection screen televisions
and six fl at screen TVs
Sand volleyball, beach tennis, sand
soccer, fl ag football
4.5 acres of white sand area
400+
84
GOLF!COURSES
Name
Address
City
Number of
Golf Holes
Golf Distance
Phone
Web Address
Bear Creek Golf Club
3500 Bear Creek Court
Dallas
36
6670/6690
(972) 456-3200
h!p://www.bearcreek-golf.com/
Bent Tree Country Club
5201 Westgrove Dr.
Dallas
18
7081
(972)931-7326
h!p://www.ben!reecc.org/
Bridlewood Country Club
5130 Par Drive
Flower Mound
18
7111
(972)899-5678
h!p://www.bridlewoodgolf.com/
Brook Hollow Golf Club
8301 Harry Hines Blvd
Dallas
18
6752
(214) 637-1900
h!p://www.brookhollowgc.org/
Brookhaven Country Club
3333 Golfing Green Drive
Dallas
54
6879/6542/4790
(972)241-5961
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Brookhaven-Country-Club
Buffalo Creek Golf Club
624 Country Club Dr
Rockwall
18
7060
(972) 771-4003
h!p://www.buffalocreekgc.com/
Canyon Creek Country Club
625 Lookout Dr.
Richardson
18
6567
(972) 231-2881
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Canyon-Creek-Country-Club
Cedar Crest Golf Course
1800 Southerland Ave
Dallas
18
6532
(214) 670-7615
h!p://golfcedarcrest.com/
Chester W. Di!o Golf Course
801 Brown Blvd
Arlington
18
7014
(817) 275-5941
h!p://www.arlingtongolf.com/cwdi!o_home/
Country View Golf Course
240 W Belt Line Rd
Lancaster
18
6461
(972) 227-0995
h!p://www.countryviewgolfcourse.com/
Courses at Wa!ers Creek
7201 Chase Oaks Blvd
Plano
33
6626
(214) 509-4653
h!p://www.wa!erscreekgolf.com/
Cowboys Golf Club
1600 Fairway Drive
Grapevine
18
7017
(817) 329-6024
h!p://www.cowboysgolfclub.com/
Coyote Ridge Golf Club
1680 Bandera Drive
Carrollton
18
7003
(972) 395-0786
h!p://www.coyoteridgegolfclub.com/
Creekview Golf Club
1602 East Highway 175
Crandall
18
7238
(972) 472-8400
h!p://www.creekviewgolf.com/
Dallas Athletic Club
4111 Club View Circle
Dallas
36
6922/7169
(972)279-3671
h!p://www.dallasathleticclub.org/
Dallas Country Club
4110 Beverly Dr
Dallas
18
6600
(214) 521-2151
h!ps://www.thedallascc.org/
Eldorado Country Club
2604 Country Club Dr.
McKinney
18
6770
(972) 529-2775
h!p://www.eldoradocc.com/
Firewheel Golf Park
600 W. Campbell Rd
Garland
54
6088/7134/6845
(972) 205-2795
h!p://www.golffirewheel.com/
Four Seasons Resort & Club Las
Colinas
4150 North MacArthur
Boulevard
Irving
36
7166/7120
(972) 717-0700
h!p://www.fourseasons.com/dallas/
Gleneagles Country Club
5401 W. Park Blvd
Plano
36
6826/6901
(972) 964-6348
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Gleneagles-Country-Club
Grand Oaks Golf Club
3502 Country Club Dr
Grand Prarie
18
6953
(972) 264-2974
h!p://www.grandoaksgolfclub.com/
Grapevine Golf Course
3800 Fairway Dr
Grapevine
27
7060
(817) 410-3377
h!p://www.grapevinegc.com/
Great Southwest Golf Club
612 E Avenue J
Grand Prarie
18
6721
(972) 647-0116
h!p://www.greatsouthwestgc.com/
Hackberry Creek Country Club
1901 W Royal Ln
Irving
18
7013
(972) 869-2631
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Hackberry-Creek-CountryClub
Hawks Creek Golf Club
6520 White Se!lement Rd.
Fort Worth
18
6898
(817) 738-8402
h!p://www.hawkscreek.com/
Heritage Ranch Golf & Country Club
465 Scenic Ranch Circle
McKinney
18
6988
(972) 549-0276
h!p://heritageranchgolf.com/
Indian Creek Golf Club
1650 W. Frankford Road
Carrollton
36
7000
(972) 466-9850
h!p://www.indiancreekgolfclub.com/
85
GOLF!COURSES
Iron Horse Golf Course
6200 Skylark Circle
North
Richland Hills
18
6679
(817) 485-6666
h!p://www.ironhorsetx.com/
Keeton Park Golf Course
2323 Jim Miller Road
Dallas
18
6800
(214) 670-8784
h!p://www.keetonpark.com/
Lake Arlington Golf Course
1516 W Green Oaks Blvd
Arlington
18
6618
(817) 451-6101
h!p://www.arlingtongolf.com/lake_arlington_home/
Lake Park Golf Course
#6 Lake Park Road
Lewisville
18
6135
(972) 219-5661
h!p://www.lakeparkgc.com/
Lakewood Country Club
1912 Abrams Rd
Dallas
18
7016
(214) 821-7690
h!p://www.lakewoodcc.com/
Las Colinas Country Club
4400 N. O'Connor
Irving
18
6809
(972) 541-1141
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Las-Colinas-Country-Club
Los Rios Country Club
1700 Country Club Rd/
Plano
18
6472
(972) 423-1200
h!p://www.losrioscountryclub.com/
Luna Vista Golf Course
11223 Luna Road
Dallas
18
6847
(214) 670-6322
h!p://www.lunavistagolf.com/
Mansfield National Golf Club
3750 National Pkwy
Mansfield
18
6850
(817) 477-3366
h!p://www.mansfield-national.com/
Meadowbrook Golf Course
1815 Jenson Rd
Fort Worth
18
6363
(817) 457-4616
h!p://www.fortworthgolf.org/-meadowbrook
Northwood Club
6524 Alpha Rd.
Dallas
18
6868
(972) 239-3402
h!p://www.northwoodclub.org/
Oak Hollow Golf Course
3005 N. McDonald St.
McKinney
18
6679
(972) 562-0670
h!p://www.oakhollowgolf.com/
Oakmont Country Club
1200 Clubhouse Dr.
Corinth
18
6799
(940) 321-5599
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Oakmont-Country-Club
Old American Golf Club
1001 Lebanon Road
The Colony
18
6900
(972) 370-4653
h!p://www.theoldamericangolfclub.com/
Old Brickyard Golf Course
605 North I-45
Ferris
18
6486
(972) 842-8700
h!p://www.oldbrickyardgolf.com/
Pecan Trails Golf Course
2651 Shiloh Rd
Midlothian
21
5964
(972) 723-1376
h!p://www.pecantrailsgolf.com/
Plantation Golf Club
4701 Plantation Lane
Frisco
18
6375
(972) 335-4653
h!p://www.plantationgolf.net/
Prairie Lakes Golf Club
3202 SE 14th St
Grand Prairie
27
3350/3360/3115
(972) 263-0661
h!p://www.prairielakesgolf.com/
Red Oak Valley Golf Club
800 S Interstate 35 Service Rd
Red Oak
18
5280
(972) 617-3249
h!p://www.redoakvalleygolfclub.com/
Ridgeview Ranch Golf Club
2701 Ridgeview Dr.
Plano
18
7025
(972) 390-1039
h!p://www.ridgeviewgc.com/
Riverchase Golf Club
700 Riverchase Drive
Coppell
18
6593
(972) 462-8281
h!p://www.riverchasegc.com/
Riverside Golf Club
3000 Riverside Pkwy
Grand Prarie
18
6957
(817) 640-7800
h!p://www.riverside-golfclub.com/
Robson Ranch Texas Golf Course
9450 Ed Robson Blvd.
Denton
18
6859
(940) 246-1001
h!p://www.robson.com/communities/robson-ranch-texas/
golf/golf-club1
Rockwall Golf & Athletic Club
2600 Champion Dr.
Rockwall
18
7281
(972) 771-0302
h!p://www.rgactx.com/
Rockwood Golf Course
1851 Jacksboro Hwy
Fort Worth
27
6350
(817) 624-1771
h!p://www.fortworthgolf.org/-rockwood
Rolling Hills Country Club
401 E Lamar Blvd
Arlington
18
6333
(817) 261-6221
h!p://www.rolling-hills.net/
Royal Oaks Country Club
7915 Greenville Ave.
Dallas
18
7068
(214) 691-3313
h!p://www.roccdallas.com/
86
GOLF!COURSES
Shady Valley Golf Club
4001 W Park Row Dr
Arlington
18
6536
(817) 275-8771
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Shady-Valley-Country-Club
Sherrill Park Golf Course
2001 E. Lookout Drive
Richardson
18
6375
(972) 234-1416
h!p://www.sherrillparkgolf.com/
Sky Creek Ranch
600 Promontory Dr.
Keller
18
6953
(817) 498-1414
h!p://www.skycreekranch.com/
Stevens Park Golf Course
1005 North Montclair
Dallas
18
6285
(214) 670-7506
h!p://www.stevensparkgolf.com/
Stonebridge Ranch Country Club
7003 Beacon Hill
McKinney
45
6304/6571
(972) 540-1200
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Stonebridge-Ranch-CountryClub
Stronebriar Country Club
Frisco
36
7064
(972) 625-5050
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Stonebriar-Country-Club
Tangle Ridge Golf Club
818 Tangle Ridge Dr
Grand Prarie
18
6835
(972) 299-6837
h!p://www.tangleridge.com/guest-welcome
Tenison Park Golf Club
3501 Samuell Boulevard
Dallas
36
7078/6607
(214) 670-1402
h!p://www.tenisonpark.com/
Texas Star Golf Course
1400 Texas Star Parkway
Euless
18
6936
(817) 685-1849
h!p://www.texasstargolf.com/
The Golf Club at Champions Circle
15801 Championship Parkway
Fort Worth
18
7005
(817) 497-2582
h!p://www.championscirclegolf.com/
The Golf Club at Fossil Creek
3401 Clubgate Drive
Fort Worth
18
6885
(817) 847-1900
h!p://www.thegolfclubatfossilcreek.com/
The Golf Club of Dallas
2200 West Red Bird Lane
Dallas
18
6719
(214) 333-3595
h!p://www.golfclubdallas.com/
The Honors Golf Club Dallas
Carrollton
18
7037
(972)416-2131
h!p://www.thehonorsgolfclubdallas.com/
The Lakes at Castle Hills
699 Lady of the Lake Blvd
Lewisville
18
7356
972-899-7400
h!p://www.thelakesatcastlehills.com/
The Trails of Frisco Golf Club
10411 Teel Pkwy
Frisco
18
6800
(972)668-4653
h!p://www.thetrailsoffriscogc.com/
The Tribute Golf Club
1000 Lebanon Road
The Colony
18
7000
(972) 370-5465
h!p://www.thetributegc.com/
Thorntree Country Club
825 W. Wintergreen
DeSoto
18
7042
(972) 298-0117
h!p://www.thorntreecc.com/
Tierra Verde Golf Club
7005 Golf Club Drive
Arlington
18
6975
(817)548-5050
h!p://www.arlingtongolf.com/tierra_verde_home/
Tour 18 Dallas
8718 Amen Corner
Flower Mound
18
7033
(817) 430-2000
h!p://www.tour18-dallas.com/
Twin Creeks Golf Club
501 Twin Creeks Dr.
Allen
18
6840
(972) 390-8888
h!p://www.twincreeksgolf.com/
Twin Wells Golf Course
2000 E Shady Grove Rd
Irving
18
6636
(972) 438-4340
h!p://www.twinwellsgc.com/
Walnut Creek Country Club
Mansfield
36
6516/6753
(817) 473-6111
h!p://www.clubcorp.com/Clubs/Walnut-Creek-Country-Club
Waterchase Golf Club
8951 Creek Run Rd
Fort Worth
18
7159
(817) 861-4653
h!ps://www.waterchasegc.com/
Waterview Golf Club
9509 Waterview Pkwy
Rowle!
18
7191
(972) 463-8900
h!p://www.waterviewgc.com/
Westridge Golf Club
9055 N. Co!on Ridge Rd
McKinney
18
7041
(972) 346-2212
h!p://www.westridgegolfcourse.com/
Woodbridge Golf Club
Wylie
18
7088
(972) 429-5100
h!p://www.wbgolfclub.com/
Woodhaven Country Club
913 Country Club Ln
Fort Worth
18
6431
(817) 457-5150
h!p://woodhavenclub.com/
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