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ASBA Honors Distinguished Sports Facilities, by Mary Helen Sprecher, note by Larry Eder

Larry EderbyLarry Eder
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The field and track

American Track & Field has worked with the American Sports Builders Association since 1992. We do that to encourage our high school and college coaches and their ADs and Facility managers to educate themselves on the options for track & field facilities, both indoor and out. I was lucky enough to give out the Track Facility of the Year awards this past evening at the Sawgrass Country Club.

We encourage all coaches and ADs to check with the ASBA (website listed below) and to read the series of articles in AT&F on track construction supplied by ASBA each and every issue. Special thanks to Mary Helen Sprecher, who writes the articles for AT&F.

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ASBA Honors Distinguished Sports Facilities


Ellicott City , MD – The American Sports Builders Association (ASBA),
the national organization for builders and suppliers of materials for
athletic facilities, has announced the winners of its annual awards.
Awards are presented each year to facilities built by ASBA members,
which best exemplify construction excellence.

Awards
are presented in various categories: Tennis Courts, Running Tracks,
Sports Fields and Indoor Multi-Purpose Facilities. Within each category
there are divisions; for example, the Tennis Court category recognizes
facilities in Indoor, Residential and Outdoor divisions. New this year
was the ‘Green’ competition, for athletic facilities that used the most
eco-friendly design, construction and operating techniques.

Presentation
of award plaques was made at the Technical Meeting, recently held in
Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. A panel of ASBA members works to judge
entries anonymously. Projects are scored individually based on
considerations such as layout and design, site work, drainage, base
construction, surface, amenities, innovation and overall impression.
Winning entries are those whose cumulative scores meet or exceed the
standard. This year’s winning projects are as follows:

Distinguished Track Facilities

OUTDOOR RUNNING
TRACK FACILITIES

Martensdale St. Marys Athletic Complex

Martensdale, Iowa

New Construction:
Fisher Tracks, Inc. (Boone, Iowa)

 

Carlsbad High
School Athletic Facility

Carlsbad, New
Mexico

New Construction:
Fisher Tracks, Inc. (Boone, Iowa)

 

Running Track
Facility at Ponderosa High School

Shingle Springs,
California

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Beals Alliance, Inc. (Folsom, California)

 

Running Track
Facility at Center High School

Antelope,
California

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Beals Alliance, Inc. (Folsom, California)

 

Running Track
Facility at Sheldon High School

Elk Grove,
California

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Beals Alliance, Inc. (Folsom, California)

 

The Hotchkiss
School-Hemingway Track/Baker Field Athletic Facility

Lakeville,
Connecticut

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

Outdoor Track at
Archbishop Williams High School

Braintree,
Massachusetts

New Construction:
Stantec (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

INDOOR TRACK
FACILITIES

Mount Union
College-Peterson Field House

Alliance, Ohio

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring, Inc. (Lindenhurst,
Illinois)

 

Distinguished Sports Fields

SINGLE FIELD
FACILITIES

Field at
Spartanburg High School

Spartanburg, South
Carolina

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Medallion Athletic Products, Inc. (Mooresville, North
Carolina)

 

Field at Anna
Maria College

Paxton,
Massachusetts

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Warner Larson, Inc. (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

Softball Field at
Bloomfield High School

Bloomfield, New
Mexico

New Construction:
General Acrylics, Inc. (Phoenix, Arizona)

 

Field at Goerke
Park

Stevens Point,
Wisconsin

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Rettler Corporation (Stevens Point, Wisconsin)

 

Oland Stadium
Field at St. Francis Xavier University

Antigonish, Nova
Scotia, Canada

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Gale Associates, Inc. (Weymouth, Massachusetts)

 

Field at Shorewood
School District

Shorewood,
Wisconsin

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Rettler Corp. (Stevens Point, Wisconsin)

 

Skidelsky Field at
City (Flowers) Park

New Rochelle, New
York

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Stantec Sport (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

Athletic Field at
Charles Hart Park

Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: GRAEF (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

 

Shorter College
Multi-Purpose Facility

Rome, Georgia

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: UBU Sports (Atlanta, Georgia)

 

Field at
California State University Sacramento

Sacramento,
California

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Beals Alliance, Inc. (Folsom, California)

 

Stankowski Field
at the University of Missouri

Columbia, Missouri

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: Mondo USA, Inc. (Tega Cay, South Carolina)

 

University of
Rhode Island-Beck Baseball Field Improvements

Kingston, Rhode
Island

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

Washington &
Lee University-Wilson Field Improvements

Lexington, Virgina

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

Field at
Archbishop Williams High School

Braintree,
Massachusetts

New Construction:
Stantec Sport (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

MULTI-FIELD
FACILITIES

Albuquerque Public
Schools Soccer Complex

Albuquerque, New
Mexico

New Construction:
Robert Cohen Co., LLC (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

 

Castleton State
College Spartan Stadium & Athletic Fields

Castleton, Vermont

New Construction:
Stantec Sport (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

UNLV Football
Practice Facility

Las Vegas, Nevada

Upgrade of
Existing Facility: UBU Sports (Atlanta, Georgia)

 

Distinguished Tennis Facilities

RESIDENTIAL TENNIS FACILITIES

Tennis Court at Justman Residence

Calabasas, California

New Construction: Zaino Tennis Courts, Inc. (Orange, California)

 

Deane Residential Tennis Court

Cohasset, Massachusetts

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Boston Tennis Court Construction Co., Inc. (Hanover, Massachusetts)

 

Tennis Court at Back Residence

Brookville, Indiana

New Construction: Leslie Coatings, Inc. (Indianapolis, IN)

 

OUTDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES

Parker Park Tennis Center

Moultrie, Georgia

New Construction: Talbot Tennis (Marietta, Georgia)

 

Tennis Facility at Garnet Valley High School

Glen Mills, Pennsylvania

New Construction: ELA Sport (Lititz, Pennsylvania)

 

Tennis Facility at Bishop Gorman High School

Las Vegas, Nevada

New Construction: Renner Sports Surfaces (Denver, Colorado)

 

Tennis Facility at Holland Christian School

Holland, Michigan

New Construction: URS Corporation (Grand Rapids, Michigan)

 

Tennis Facility at Catholic Central High School

Novi, Michigan

New Construction: Grissim Metz Andriese Associates, Inc. (Northville, Michigan)

 

Woodside Racquet Club

Westwood, Kansas

Upgrade of Existing Facility: McConnell & Associates Corp. (North Kansas City, Missouri)

 

Brewster Municipal Tennis Court Complex

Brewster, Massachusetts

New Construction: Gale Associates, Inc. (Weymouth, Massachusetts)

 

Tennis Facility at Silverton High School

Silverton, Oregon

New Construction: Atlas Track and Tennis (Tualatin, Oregon)

 

NewBridge on the Charles, Cottage Community Tennis Facility

Dedham, Massachusetts

New Construction: Stantec Sport (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

Tennis & Recreation Facility at Valencia Lakes

Sun City, Florida

New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. (Pompano Beach, Florida)

 

Tennis Facility at the City of Pensacola-Roger Scott Tennis Center

Pensacola, Florida

New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. (Pompano Beach, Florida)

 

Tennis Facility at Lynn University

Boca Raton, Florida

New Construction: Fast-Dry Courts, Inc. (Pompano Beach, Florida)

 

Club Med Sandpiper Bay

Port St. Lucie, Florida

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Welch Tennis Courts, Inc. (Sun City, Florida)

 

Tennis Facility at the Ritz Carlton

Amelia Island, Florida

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Welch Tennis Courts, Inc. (Sun City, Florida)

 

Seaview Park Tennis Facility

Palm Beach, Florida

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Welch Tennis Courts, Inc. (Sun City, Florida)

 

Cindy Hummel Tennis Center

Auburndale, Florida

New Construction: Welch Tennis Courts, Inc. (Sun City, Florida)

 
INDOOR TENNIS FACILITIES

Sportime Randalls Island

Randalls Island, New York

New Construction: ICA Sports (North Salem, New York)

 

Distinguished Indoor Multi-Purpose Facilities

La Merced Elementary School

Belen, New Mexico

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Robert Cohen Co., LLC (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

 

Southwest Minnesota State University

Marshall, Minnesota

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring, Inc.(Lindenhurst, Illinois)

 

Monroe Community College PAC Center

Rochester, New York

New Construction: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

Green Facility Award Winners

 

Monroe Community College PAC Center

Rochester, New York

New Construction: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

Within
each category, one facility was chosen from among all winning entries
to represent the best of athletic facility construction. The winners
were as follows:

 

TENNIS FACILITIES OF THE YEAR:

 

RESIDENTIAL:

Tennis Court at Justman Residence

Calabasas, California

New Construction: Zaino Tennis Courts, Inc. (Orange, California)

 

OUTDOOR:

Woodside Racquet Club

Westwood, Kansas

Upgrade of Existing Facility: McConnell & Associates Corp. (North Kansas City, Missouri)

 

INDOOR:

Sportime Randalls Island

Randalls Island, New York

New Construction: ICA Sports (North Salem, New York)

 

INDOOR MULTI-PURPOSE FACILITY OF THE YEAR

Southwest Minnesota State University

Marshall, Minnesota

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring, Inc. (Lindenhurst, Illinois)

 

TRACK FACILITIES OF THE YEAR:

OUTDOOR:

Running Track Facility at Ponderosa High School

Shingle Springs, California

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Beals Alliance, Inc. (Folsom, California)

 

INDOOR:

Mount Union College-Peterson Field House

Alliance, Ohio

Upgrade of Existing Facility: Kiefer Specialty Flooring, Inc. (Lindenhurst, Illinois)

 

SPORTS FIELD OF THE YEAR:

 

SINGLE FIELD FACILITY

Field at Archbishop Williams High School

Braintree, Massachusetts:

New Construction: Stantec Sport (Boston, Massachusetts)

 

MULTI-FIELD FACILITY

Albuquerque Public Schools Soccer Complex

Albuquerque, New Mexico

New Construction: Robert Cohen Co., LLC (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

 

GREEN FACILITY OF THE YEAR:

Monroe Community College PAC Center

Rochester, New York

New Construction: CHA (Concord, Massachusetts)

 

 

The
ASBA is a non-profit association helping designers, builders, owners,
operators and users understand quality sports facility construction. The
ASBA sponsors informative meetings, publishes newsletters, books and
technical construction guidelines for both tennis courts and running
tracks, and keeps its members aware of the latest developments in the
industry. It also offers voluntary certification programs in tennis
court, running track and sports fields construction. Available at no
charge is a listing of all publications offered by the Association, as
well as the ASBA’s Membership Directory. For information on the ASBA, as
well as on its publications, activities and upcoming meetings, please
contact the Association at 8480 Baltimore National Pike, Suite 307,
Ellicott City, MD 21043. The toll-free phone number is
866-501-ASBA, the local number is 410-730-9595, and the fax number is
410-730-8833. The ASBA also may be reached electronically via its
website:
www.sportsbuilders.org, or via e-mail at info@sportsbuilders.org.

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