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2010-11 NC Sports Facility Guide 10-1-10 SPORTS NORTH CAROLINA 2010-11 Facility Guide The North Carolina Department of Commerce's Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development, in cooperation with North Carolina Amateur Sports, publishes this document as a reference for venues and facilities in North Carolina. Kristi Driver Chuck Hobgood North Carolina Division of Tourism, Film & Sports Development North Carolina Amateur Sports 4324 Mail Service Center Historic American Tobacco Campus Raleigh, NC 27699-4324 406 Blackwell Street Or Suite 120 301 N. Wilmington Street Durham, NC 27701 Raleigh, NC 27601-2825 Phone: (919) 361-1133 ext. 5 Fax (919) 361-2559 Phone: (919) 733-7413 Fax: (919) 733-8582 [email protected] [email protected] For complete, up-to-date sports facility and event information, visit www.sportsnc.com. North Carolina County Map Courtesy of www.visitnc.com - ii - Contents North Carolina Sports Contacts 1 Martial Arts 19 Archery Facilities 2 Motorsports Facilities 20 Baseball Facilities 2 Paintball Facilities 21 Basketball Facilities 6 Racquetball Facilities 21 Bowling Facilities 9 Rodeo Facilities 22 Boxing Facilities 10 Roller Hockey Facilities 22 Cross Country Facilities 11 Rugby Facilities 23 Cycling Facilities 11 Shooting - Competitive 23 Disc Golf Facilities 12 Skateboarding Facilities 24 Equestrian Facilities 13 Snow Skiing / Snow Sports Facilities 24 Equestrian Facilities - Steeplechase 14 Soccer Facilities 24 Fencing 14 Softball Facilities 27 Field Hockey Facilities 14 Swimming/Diving Facilities 30 Football Stadiums 15 Tennis Facilities 31 Gymnastics Facilities 16 Track & Field Facilities 34 Ice Hockey Facilities 17 Triathlon Facilities 35 Kayak / Whitewater Facilities 18 Volleyball Facilities 35 Lacrosse Facilities 18 Wrestling Facilities 37 - iii - North Carolina Sports Contacts Organization Contact Phone E-Mail Address Web Site Alamance County Sports Development Council Robert Cox (800) 637-3804 [email protected] www.visitalamance.com Asheville CVB Tim Lampkin (828) 258-6105 [email protected] www.exploreasheville.com Cabarrus County CVB Lauren Carpenter (704) 260-8122 [email protected] www.cabarruscvb.com Chapel Hill/Orange Co. CVB Linda Ekeland (919) 968-2060 [email protected] www.chocvb.org Currituck Co. Dept of Travel & Tourism Diane Sawyer (252) 232-0719 [email protected] www.visitcurrituck.com Visit Charlotte Mike Anderson (704) 331-2740 [email protected] www.visitcharlotte.com Charlotte Reg. Sports Commission Chris Clouden (704) 200-3321 [email protected] www.charlottesports.org Crystal Coast Tourism Authority Carol Lohr (800) 786-6962 [email protected] www.chrystalcoastnc.org Durham CVB Corey Bizzell (919) 680-8304 [email protected] www.durham-nc.com Fayetteville Area CVB Caroline Powers (910) 483-5311 [email protected] www.visitfayettevillenc.com Gaston Co. Dept. of Tourism Walter Israel (800) 849-9994 [email protected] www.gastontourism.com Greensboro CVB Brian Ambuehl (336) 335-1581 [email protected] www.visitgreensboronc.com Greensboro Sports Commission Demp Bradford (336) 378-4499 [email protected] www.greensborosports.org Greenville-Pitt County CVB Andrew Schmidt (800) 537-5564 [email protected] www.visitgreenvillenc.com Hickory Metro CVB Tara Hicks (800) 509-2444 [email protected] www.hickorymetro.com High Point CVB Marva Wells (800) 720-5255 [email protected] www.highpoint.org Jacksonville-Onslow Sports Comm. Jesse Newsom (910) 347-3141 [email protected] www.jacksonvilleonslowsports.org Johnston County CVB Donna Bailey-Taylor (800) 441-7829 [email protected] www.johnstoncountync.org Visit Lake Norman Travis Dancy (704) 987-3300 [email protected] www.visitlakenorman.org Mooresville CVB Leah Mitcham (704) 799-2400 [email protected] www.racecityusa.org New Bern/Craven County Amy Hammond (252) 637-9400 [email protected] www.visitnewbern.com North Carolina Amateur Sports Chuck Hobgood (919) 361-1133 [email protected] www.ncsports.org N.C. Division of Tourism, Film & Sports Dev. Wit Tuttell (919) 733-7420 [email protected] www.sportsnc.com Pinehurst, S. Pines, Aberdeen Area CVB Caleb Miles (800) 346-5362 [email protected] www.homeofgolf.com Outer Banks Visitors Bureau Lorrie Love (877) 629-4386 [email protected] www.outerbanks.org Greater Raleigh CVB Tori Collins (919) 645-2664 [email protected] www.raleighsports.org Rocky Mount Recreation Kelvin Yarrell (252) 467-6483 [email protected] www.rockymountsportscomplex.com Rowan County CVB James Meacham (704) 638-3100 [email protected] www.visitsalisburync.com Sports & Properties Inc. Hill Carrow (919) 890-6284 [email protected] www.sportsproperties.com Statesville CVB Michael Keith (877) 531-1819 [email protected] www.visitstatesville.org Wake Forest University Matt Pack (336) 782-6911 [email protected] www.wakeforestsports.com Wayne County Travel & Tourism Betsy Rosemann (919) 734-2241 [email protected] www.greatergoldsboro.com Wilmington/Cape Fear CVB Mikie Wall (877) 406-2356 [email protected] www.capefearcoast.com Winston-Salem CVB Bonny Bernat (336) 728-4215 [email protected] www.visitwinstonsalem.com - 1 - North Carolina Sports Facilities Facility City County Capacity Contact Phone Archery Susiegray McConnell Sports Complex Washington Beaufort WPRD (252) 975-9367 Deep River Sporting Clays Sanford Lee Bill Kempffer (919) 774-7080 Flatwoods Outfitters & Gun Shop Hubert Onslow Jesse Newsom (910) 347-3141 NCSU - Carmichael Gymnasium Raleigh Wake Tori Collins (919) 645-2664 Wendell Park Wendell Wake (919) 366-2266 Baseball Burlington Athletic Stadium Burlington Alamance 3,000 Robert Cox (800) 637-3804 Springwood Park Burlington Alamance 4 Fields Robert Cox (800) 637-3804 Elon Univ. - Latham Park Elon Alamance 500 Robert Cox (800) 637-3804 Susiegray McConnell Sports Complex Washington Beaufort 1,500 WPRD (252) 975-9367 Asheville Tourists - McCormick Field Asheville Buncombe 4,000 Chris Smith (704) 258-0428 Catawba Meadows Morganton Burke 9 fields Randall Wilson (828) 291-0048 Gibson Field Concord Cabarrus bleachers Whitney Gibson (704) 782-4340 Hartsell Sports Complex Concord Cabarrus bleachers Whitney Gibson (704) 782-4340 W.W. Flowe Park Concord Cabarrus 1,000+ Whitney Gibson (704) 782-4340 Webb Field Concord Cabarrus 800 Whitney Gibson (704) 782-4340 Fieldcrest Cannon Stadium Kannapolis Cabarrus 4,700 Whitney Gibson (704) 782-4340 Big Rock Stadium Morehead City Carteret 2,500 Carol Lohr (800) 786-6962 Kiwanis Park Hickory Catawba 4 fields Mack McLeod (828) 322-7046 L.P. Frans Stadium Hickory Catawba 5,100 Mark Seaman (828) 322-3000 Lenoir-Rhyne University - Bears Field Hickory Catawba 500 Todd Lawing (828) 328-7114 Stanford Park Hickory Catawba 3 fields Mack McLeod (828) 322-7046 Fisher Baseball Fields Edenton Chowan 400 Cliff Ogburn (252) 482-8595 Historic Hicks Field Edenton Chowan 1,200 Katy Ebersole (252) 482-4080 Mike Mobley Field Hallsboro Columbus 150 Darren Curtis (910) 640-6624 Cherry Point Youth Softball Field Cherry Point Craven 150 Dennis Bellamy (252) 466-4232 Havelock Parks & Recreation Dept. Havelock Craven 8 fields, 50/field Dave Smith (252) 444-6429 Creekside Park New Bern Craven 8 fields, 50/field Billy Wilkes (252) 636-6607 George Street Baseball Field New Bern Craven seating available Taurance Williams (252) 639-2920 Pierce Park New Bern Craven seating available Taurance Williams (252) 639-2920 Swing Zone Family Fun Park New Bern Craven Chris Straight (252) 634-4263 - 2 - Facility City County Capacity Contact Phone West New Bern Recreation Ctr. New Bern Craven 4 fields, seating avail. Taurance Williams (252) 639-2920 Baseball (continued) West Craven Park Vanceboro Craven 4 youth fields Billy Wilkes (252) 636-6606 Arnette Park Fayetteville Cumberland 6 fields Caroline Powers (910) 483-5311 Lamon Street Park Fayetteville Cumberland 4 fields Caroline Powers (910) 483-5311 J.P. Riddle Stadium Fayetteville Cumberland 2,500 Caroline Powers (910) 483-5311 Methodist College - Armstrong-Shelley Field Fayetteville Cumberland 700 Caroline Powers (910) 483-5311 Dare County Family Recreation Park Kill Devil Hills Dare Charlotte Midgett (252) 475-5921 Meekins Field Kill Devil Hills Dare Charlotte Midgett (252) 475-5921 First Flight School Complex Kill Devil Hills Dare Charlotte Midgett (252) 475-5921 Kitty Hawk Elementary Kitty Hawk Dare Charlotte Midgett (252) 475-5921 Coy Tillett Field Manteo Dare (252) 475-5910 Westcott Park Manteo Dare Spencer Gregory (252) 475-5912 Walker Park Wanchese Dare Spencer Gregory (252) 475-5912 Denton Park Denton Davidson (336) 242-2285 Linwood Park Linwood Davidson (336) 242-2285 Finch Field Thomasville Davidson 1,000 Bill Freeman (336) 472-8667 Optimist Park Thomasville Davidson (336) 242-2285 Duke Univ. - Jack Coombs Field Durham Durham 1,500 Corey Bizzell (919) 680-8304 Durham Bulls Athletic Park Durham Durham 10,000 Corey Bizzell (919) 680-8304 Historic Durham Athletic Park Durham Durham 7,500 Corey Bizzell (919) 680-8304 Poindexter Field Clemmons Forsyth 5 fields; 50/field Bonny Bernat (336) 728-4215 Beeson Park Kernersville Forsyth 3 fields; 100 Bonny Bernat (336) 728-4215 Ernie Shore Field Winston-Salem Forsyth 6,000 Bonny Bernat (336) 728-4215 Wake Forest Univ. - Gene Hooks Stadium Winston-Salem Forsyth 1,315 Bonny Bernat (336) 728-4215 Louisburg College - Frazier Field Louisburg Franklin 2,000 Mike Holloman (919) 496-2521 Gaston County
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