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Project Installations: Northern California - LED* Baseball Football Arcadia Park Alisal High School Piner High School San Jose, California Salinas, California Santa Rosa, California Healdsburg High School Central Valley High School Pleasant Valley High School Healdsburg, California Ceres, California Chico, California Martinez Waterfront Park Ceres High School** Presidio Municipal Services Agency Martinez, California Colusa, California Monterey, California Orange Cove High School Chico High School Red Bluff High School Orange Cove, California Chico, California Red Bluff, California Patterson Sports Complex** Chico State Track & Field Rocklin Unified School District Patterson, California Chico, California Rocklin, California River Islands Athletic Fields El Camino High School San Benito High School Lathrop, California South San Francisco, California Hollister, California Sac State Housing / Army Depot Firebaugh High School San Marin High School Baseball Complex Firebaugh, California Novata, California Sacramento, California Gonzales Unified School District San Mateo Unified 5 Fields Stanford University Sunken Diamond Gonzales, California Aragon High School Stanford, California Capuchino High School Harbor High School Hillsdale High School Santa Cruz, California Mills High School Multi-Sport Hayward School District** San Mateo High School Arnold Field** Hayward High School San Mateo, California Mt Eden High School Sonoma, California Sequoia High School Hayward High School Redwood City, California Balfour Guthrie Park Hayward, California Brentwood, California Tokay High School Liberty Ranch High School Lodi, California Delano High School** Galt, California Delano, California Will C Wood High School Orosi High School Vacaville, California Folsom Econome Park Orosi, California Folsom, California Winters High School Winters, California Melody Park Fresno, California Sunrise Park Rohnert Park, California Vineyard Point Community Park Sacramento, California West Sunset Playground San Francisco, California *Partial Listing **Under Construction Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2005, 2019 • M-1189-enUS-6 www.musco.com • [email protected] Project Installations: Northern California - LED* Skate Park Soccer Tennis Napa Skate Park Cristo Rey High School Creekside Park Napa, California Sacramento, California Brentwood, California Crittenden Middle School San Jose State University Softball Mountain View, California San Jose, California Blackburn High School Del Monte Park San Jose Swim & Racquet Club** Yuba City, California San Jose, California San Jose, California San Jose State University Hanford Youth Athletic Complex at Sonoma Valley High School San Jose, California Rotary Park Sonoma, California Hanford, California Stanford University Other Harbor High School Taube Family Tennis Center Santa Cruz, California Central Park Horse Arena Palo Alto, California Rio Linda, California Healdsburg High School Tetotom Park Healdsburg, California Joe DiMaggio Playground Antelope, California Stanford, California Kilgore Soccer Rancho Cordova, California Pool Making Waves Academy Legacy Soccer Fields** Richmond, California Mission San Jose High School Davis, California Fremont, California McKeon Pavilion Menlo Atherton High School Moraga, California Mountain House High School Atherton, California Mountain House, California Redding Rodeo Grounds Murray Field Redding, California San Benito High School Burlingame, California Hollister, California Professional Rainbow Recreation Center Sequoia High School Oakland, California Redwood City, California Chase Center River Islands Athletic Fields NBA – Home of the Golden State Soquel High School Lathrop, California Warriors Soquel, California San Francisco, California San Jose State University Stanford University - Avery Aquatic San Jose, California Golden 1 Center Center NBA - Home of the Sacramento Kings San Rafael High School Stanford, California Sacramento, California San Rafael, California Woodside High School San Francisco 49ers – Levi’s Stadium Sequoia High School** Woodside, California Redwood City, California (HID) San Francisco, California UC Merced Athletic Complex Merced, California Walker Community Park Galt, California Wonderful Academy Delano, California *Partial Listing **Under Construction Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2005, 2019 M-1189-enUS-6 • www.musco.com • [email protected] Project Installations: Southern California - LED* Football Baseball / Softball Bolsa Grande High School Point Loma High School Baldwin Hills Recreation Center Garden Grove, California San Diego, California Los Angeles, California Buena Park High School Santa Monica High School Butterfield Park Baseball Fields Buena Park, California Santa Monica, California Corona, California Camp Pendleton Area 11 St John Bosco High School Elsinore High School Camp Pendleton, California Bellflower, California Wildomar, California Canyon Springs High School Temescal Canyon High School Jackie Robinson YMCA Moreno Valley, California Lake Elsinore, California San Diego, California Cathedral Catholic High School Tri City Christian School Lakeside High School San Diego, California Vista, California Lake Elsinore, California Crean Lutheran High School Wilson High School Stadium Las Palmas Park Ballfields Irvine, California Hacienda Heights, California National City, California Crawford High School Tennis Petco Park San Diego, California MLB – San Diego Padres Elsinore High School El Toyon Park San Diego, California, USA Wildomar, California National City, California Riddle Field Fullerton Union High School Recreation Park Tennis Laguna Beach, California Fullerton, California El Segundo, California Riverside Community College Garden Grove High School Sage Hill High School Riverside, California Garden Grove, California Newport Coast, California Santa Monica High School La Habra High School Sealy Field La Habra, California Multi-Sport Santa Monica, California Lakeside High School Esencia Sports Park Shaffer Park Lake Elsinore, California San Juan Capistrano, California Orange, California LAUSD Lincoln Middle School Temescal Canyon High School Jefferson High School Stadium Santa Monica, California Lake Elsinore, California Compton, California Portola Springs Community Park Tuscany Hills Park Long Beach Polytechnic High Irvine, California Lake Elsinore, California School** University of San Diego Softball Long Beach, California San Diego, California Los Altos High School Stadium Woodland Hills Rec Center Hacienda Heights, California Woodland Hills, California Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum NFL – Los Angeles Rams NCAA Football – University of Southern California Los Angeles, California, USA Loyola High School Los Angeles, California Mira Mesa High School San Diego, California Notre Dame High School Sherman Oaks, California Oak Park School Stadium Oak Park, California *Partial Listing **Under Construction Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2005, 2019 • M-2290-enUS-3 www.musco.com • [email protected] Project Installations: Southern California - LED* Swimming Pools Soccer Multi-Purpose / Other Fields Anaheim High School** Bakersfield Sports Village Cal State Fullerton Rec Fields Anaheim, California Bakersfield, California Fullerton, California Castaic Sports Complex Bellflower High School Calexico High School Castaic, California Bellflower, California Calexico, California Cathedral City High School Pool Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Soccer Campbell Hall High School Cathedral City, California San Luis Obispo, California North Hollywood, California El Centro Aquatics Center Cesar Chavez Park Cesar Solis Park San Diego, California San Diego, California San Diego, California Marguerite Aquatics Complex College of the Canyons Correia Middle School Mission Viejo, California Santa Clarita, California San Diego, California Morro Bay High School Pool Margarito Tito Park Foothill High School Morro Bay, California Heber, California Santa Ana, California Orange Coast College Aquatics Palomar College John Glenn High School Center** San Marcos, California Norwalk, California Costa Mesa, California Poinsettia Park Arena Julian Fisher Park Basketball Sage Hill School Aquatic Complex Carlsbad, California Monrovia, California Newport Coast, California Silverlakes Soccer Complex Linda Vista Skatepark Servite High School Pool Norco, California San Diego, California Anaheim, California San Diego State University Intramural Los Olivos Community Park Soboba Aquatic Center at San San Diego, California Irvine, California Jacinto High School Van Nuys Sherman Oaks Rec Center Orange County Great Park San Jacinto, California Sherman Oaks, California 12 Soccer Fields Sunny Hills High School Pool Westlake Village Soccer 1 Soccer Stadium 25 Tennis Courts Fullerton, California Westlake Village, California 10 Baseball Fields Torrance Aquatic Center 5 Softball Fields Torrance, California 5 Volleyball Courts 4 Basketball Courts Troy High School Pool Fullerton, California 2 Flex Fields Irvine, California Westminster High School Pacific Highlands Ranch Community Westminster, California Park San Diego, California Rosetta Canyon Sports Park Lake Elsinore, California Roosevelt Middle School Compton, California San Marcos Middle School San Marcos, California University of California Santa Barbara Pauley Track Santa Barbara, California Veterans Sports Park** Tustin, California *Partial Listing **Under Construction Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2005, 2019 • M-2290-enUS-3 www.musco.com • [email protected] .
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