A Vision Beyond Baseball
Nestled at 4000 66th Avenue N. in Pinellas Park, this ambitious project promises to be much more than just another sports facility. It’s a comprehensive vision for community engagement, youth development, and family-focused recreation.
Project Highlights
Cutting-Edge Sports Facilities
- 4-6 baseball fields modeled after minor league Grapefruit League parks
- Full-sized multi-use field for soccer and lacrosse
- Outdoor roller hockey rink
- Community plaza
Community Impact
Local leaders are united in their excitement:
- Mayor Sandra Bradbury: “Most of us grew up playing baseball out here.”
- County Commissioner Charlie Justice: “Quality of life and recreational opportunities for every child in Pinellas County.”
A Collaborative Success Story
Key Stakeholders
- Jason Clement (Sports Facilities Companies CEO)
- Senator Nick DiCeglie
- Former State House Speaker Chris Sprowls
- Pinellas Park City Manager Bart Diebold
More Than Just a Park
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The $13.5 million state-funded project aims to:
- Host local, regional, and national youth baseball tournaments
- Attract tourism
- Create lasting memories for families
- Provide inclusive recreational opportunities
Economic and Community Benefits
- Estimated economic impact through sports tourism
- Destination venue for youth sports
- Enhanced community infrastructure
- Opportunities for family engagement
Timeline and Expectations
- Construction Duration: Approximately 18 months
- Anticipated Completion: Fall 2025 or Spring 2026
The Bigger Picture
As Chris Sprowls eloquently stated: “The things we do for kids, the memories we help them make, are the things that will last forever.”
Via: Catalyst

