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Project Installations: Ohio - LED* Project Installations: Ohio - LED* Baseball / Softball Football Austintown Fitch High School Ashland High School Niedermier Stadium Austintown, Ohio Ashland, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Avery Park Field 5** Beachwood High School Northmont High School Dublin, Ohio Beachwood, Ohio Clayton, Ohio Avery Park Field 9 Beaver Local Schools High School Patrick Henry High School Dublin, Ohio Lisbon, Ohio Hamler, Ohio Conotton Valley High School Brookfield High School Rossford High School Bowerston, Ohio Brookfield, Ohio Rossford, Ohio Don Coss Field Cambridge High School Shenandoah High School Cambridge, Ohio Cambridge, Ohio Sarahsville, Ohio Franciscan University Capital University Bernlohr Stadium Steubenville Harding Stadium Steubenville, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Steubenville, Ohio Mirolo Dream Field Cardinal High School Stryker Athletic Complex Grove City, Ohio Middlefield, Ohio Stryker, Ohio Prasco Park Carroll High School Teays Valley High School Mason, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Ashville, Ohio Redskin Memorial Park Edgewood Senior High School Triad High School Fort Loramie, Ohio Ashtabula, Ohio North Lewisburg, Ohio Roger A. Reynolds Municipal Park** Indian Valley Schools Trimble High School Hilliard, Ohio Gnadenhutten, Ohio Glouster, Ohio Ross Park** Miami Valley Christian Academy Twin Valley South High School Saint Bernard, Ohio Cinncinnati, Ohio West Alexandria, Ohio Sylvania Northview High School** Mogadore High School Waite High School Toledo, Ohio Mogadore, Ohio Sylvania, Ohio Soccer New Lebanon Dixie High School Warren G Harding High School New Lebanon, Ohio Mollenkopf Stadium Warren, Ohio Baldwin Wallace University Professional Packard Field Whitehall-Yearling High School Berea, Ohio FirstEnergy Stadium Columbus, Ohio Home of the Cleveland Browns Cedarville University** Cleveland, Ohio Other Intramural Multipurpose Field Cedarville, Ohio Great American Ball Park Avery Park Home of the Cincinnati Reds Parking Lot Columbus Crew** Cleveland, Ohio Dublin, Ohio Practice Field Columbus, Ohio Huntington Park Coffman Park Home of the Columbus Clippers Pickle Ball FC Cincinnati Training Complex Columbus, Ohio Dublin, Ohio Milford, Ohio Nationwide Arena** Delaware State Park Harrison Central High School Home of the Columbus Blue Jackets Shooting Range Cadiz, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Ashley, Ohio Marysville High School Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse Emerald Park Marysville, Ohio Home of the Cleveland Cavaliers Parking Lot Muskingum University Cleveland, Ohio Dublin, Ohio New Concord, Ohio Multi-Purpose Obetz Fortress Stadium Recreation Park Soccer Parking Lot Bryan, Ohio Alliance High School Obetz, Ohio Dawson Field Stow Munroe Falls High School Alliance, Ohio Ohio State Roller Hockey Columbus, Ohio Stow, Ohio Campbell City Schools Ohio Wesleyan University University of Toledo Campbell, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Branch Rickey Arena** Elyria ELY Stadium Athletic Complex Delaware, Ohio Upper Arlington High School Elyria, Ohio Taft Coliseum Columbus, Ohio Marietta College Columbus, Ohio Tennis Marietta, Ohio University of Cincinnati Miami of Ohio Perrysburg High School Fifth Third Arena Oxford, Ohio Perrysburg, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Tallmadge High School Xavier University – Cintas Center Tallmadge, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio *Partial Listing **Under Construction Retrofit Show-Light+ RGBW RGB-U Show-Light Musco Sports Lighting, LLC 2005, 2021 • M-1354-enUS-10 www.musco.com • [email protected] .
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