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Field Name/Venue Address Baseball Soccer Basketball Softball Tennis Rink Track Gym Duluth 1 Fond Du Lac 131st Ave W & 5th St X X X 2 Stowe Elementary/Gary 801 & 101st Ave W X X X X 3 Morgan Park 1242 & 88th Ave W X X 4 Blackmer Beverly St & 84th Ave W X 5 Riverside 55 Cato St X 6 Norton Park Coleman & 81st Ave W X X X 7 Keene Creek Bristol St & 63rd Ave W X 8 Irving 20 S 57th Ave W X X X X 9 Laura MacArthur Elementary 720 N Central Ave X X 10 Memorial Park 5315 Grand Ave X X X 11 Denfeld High School 4405 W 4th St X X X 12 Merritt 4017 W 7th Sst X X X 13 Lincoln Park Middle School 3215 W 3rd St X X 14 Wheeler Field 35th Ave W & Grand X X X X 15 Wade Stadium 35th Ave W & 1st St X X 16 Heritage Sports Center 120 S 30th Avenue West X 17 Harrison 3000 W 3rd St X X 18 Lincoln Park 25th Ave W & 5th St X 19 Piedmont 2302 W 23rd St X X 20 Piedmont Elementary School 2827 Chambersburg Ave X 21 Arlington 601 S. Arlington Ave X 22 Observation Park 914 W 3rd St X X 23 Amsoil Arena 350 Harbor Dr X 24 Lafayette 3026 Minnesota Ave X X X X 25 Park Point 45th & Minnesota Ave X X X 26 Central Hillside Lake Ave & 4th St X X 27 Hillside Sport Center 408 E 8th St X 28 Mars Lakeview Arena 1201 Rice Lake Rd X 29 Myers-Wilkins Elementary 1027 N. 8th Ave E X 30 Grant 901 E 11th St X 31 Endion 1602 E 2nd St X 32 Duluth Heights 33 W Mulberry St X X X X 33 Lowell Elementary School 2000 Rice Lake Road X X X 34 St. Scholastica 1200 Kenwood Ave X X X X X 35 Chester Park 1800 E Skyline Parkway X X X 36 UMD 1049 University Dr X X X X X 37 Longview 326 N 25th Ave E X 38 Ordean East Middle School 2900 East 4th St X X X 39 Congdon Park Elementary 3116 East Superior St X X 40 East High School 301 N 40th Ave E X X X X 41 Portman 4601 McCulloch St X X X 42 Lester Park Elementary 5300 Glenwood St X X 43 Rose Rose and Livingston St X 44 Como Park 2403 Woodland Ave X X 45 Woodland- Fryberger Arean 3211 Allendale Ave X X X X 46 Homecroft Elementary School 4784 Howard Gnesen Rd X X 47 Jean Duluth (Lake Park Fields) Riley & Jean Duluth Rd X X 48 Lakewood Elementary School 5207 North Tischer Rd X X X Hermantown 49 Rose Road Field Midway Road & Rose X 50 Hermantown Public Schools 4335 Hawk Cir Dr X X X X X 51 Fichtner Field Complex Maple Grove & Ugstad X X 52 Stebner Park 4860 Maple Grove Road X 53 Keene Creek Park Okerstrom Road S. End X Proctor 54 Proctor Public Schools 131 9th Avenue XX 55 Klang Park Orchard St X.

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