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Addresses/Phone Numbers for Athletic Venues ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Academy’s Home Venues Gymnasium Academy at the Lakes School 2331 Collier Parkway, Land O’ Lakes 34639 Varsity Football, and Middle Division Softball, Soccer, Baseball Collier Parkway Rec Complex 3032 Collier Parkway, Land O’ Lakes 34639 Varsity Baseball Northwest Little League 6402 N. Occident St. Tampa, FL 33614 Varsity Softball 11880 Lake Blanche Drive, Odessa, FL 33556 Varsity Soccer Wesley Chapel District Park 7727 Boyette Road, Wesley Chapel 33545 Varsity and Middle Division Tennis Lake Padgett Estates, 4533 Savannah Way, Land O’ Lakes 34639 Varsity Golf Silverado Golf Club (formally Silver Oaks) 36841 Clubhouse Drive, Zephyrhills 33542 Tennis Lake Padgett Estates 4533 Savanah Way Land O’ Lakes 34639 Visiting Venues Academy Holy Names 3319 Bayshore Blvd., Tampa 33629 Admiral Farragut 501 Park Street North, St. Petersburg 33710 Al Lang Field 230 1st Street SE, St. Petersburg 33701 All Saints Academy 5001 State Road 540, Winter Haven 33880 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Anclote High School 1540 Sweetbriar Drive, Holiday 34691 Babe Zaharias Golf Course 11412 North Forest Hills Drive, Tampa 33612 Bayshore Christian 3909 MacDill Ave., Tampa 33611 Baseball/Softball – 6901 South MacDill Avenue, Tampa 33611 Beacon of Hope 1600 Masters Drive, St. Augustine 32084 Beacon Woods Golf Course 12507 Clock Tower Parkway, Bayonet Point 34667 Bell Creek Academy 13221 Boyette Road, Riverview 33569 Soccer – JC Handley Park, 3104 South Kings Avenue, Brandon 33511 Berkeley Prep 4811 Kelly Rd., Tampa 33615 Bicentennial Park 100 State Street West, Oldsmar 34677 Bishop McLaughlin 13651 Hays Rd., Spring Hill 34610 Brooks-DeBartolo 10948 North Central Avenue, Tampa 33612 Baseball – New Tampa LL, 18050 Kinnan Street, Tampa 33647 Soccer – 11111 30th Street North, Tampa 33612 Tennis- Copeland Park, 11001 North 15th Street, Tampa 33612 Calvary Christian 110 N. McMullen Booth Road., Clearwater 33759 Cambridge Christian 6101 N. Habana Ave., Tampa 33614 Soccer – 6101 North Habana Avenue, Tampa 33614 Baseball, Softball – 2000 West Jamaica Street, Tampa 33607 Canterbury School of Florida 990 62nd Ave. N.E., NE, St. Petersburg 33702 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Carrollwood Day School 1515 W. Bearss Ave., Tampa 33613 Baseball/Softball – 1515 W. Bearss Ave., Tampa 33613 Cross Country-15601 Lake Magdalene Blvd, Tampa, FL 33613 Tennis – Boys, Northdale Golf and Tennis Club, 4417 Northdale Blvd., Tampa 33624 Tennis – Girls, Cheval Athletic Club, 4142 Cheval Blvd., Lutz 33558 Carrollwood Country Club 13903 Clubhouse Drive, Tampa 33618 Central HS 14075 Ken Austin Parkway, Brooksville 34613 Cheval Golf and Swimming 4142 Cheval Blvd., Lutz 33558 City of Life Football – 2355 Old Hickory Tree Road, St. Cloud 34772 Volleyball- 2874 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway, Kissimmee 34744 Citrus Park Christian 7705 Gunn Hwy; Tampa 33625 Volleyball – 2251 Destiny Way, Odessa 33556 Basketball – 18105 Gunn Highway, Odessa 33556 Baseball/Softball – 7506 Gunn Highway, Tampa 33625 Tennis – MP Tennis Center, 8419 Hubert Avenue, Tampa 33614 Clearwater HS 540 South Hercules Avenue, Clearwater 33764 Clearwater Central Catholic HS 2750 Haines Bayshore Road, Clearwater 33760 Clearwater Christian Football 940 7th Street South, Safety Harbor 34695 Community Christian Franz Ross Park, 19355 Quesada Avenue, Port Charlotte 33948 Corbett Prep 12015 Orange Grove Dr., Tampa 33618 Cornerstone Charter Academy 5903 Randolph Avenue, Orlando 32809 Crescent Lake Park 1320 5th Street North, St. Petesburg 33704 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Crystal River HS 1205 NE 8th Avenue, Crystal River 34428 Donahue 4955 Seton Way, Ave Maria 34142 Football – North Park, 5050 Ave Maria Blvd., Ave Maria 34142 Eagles Golf Club 16101 Nine Eagles Drive, Odessa 33556 Eastlake Woodlands Golf Course/Swimming Pool 1055 Eastlake Woodlands Parkway, Oldsmar 34677 Ed Radice Park 14720 Ed Radice Drive, Tampa 33626 Elfers Football - 6800 Trouble Creek Road, New Port Richey 34653 FISH Home School Group 2402 Cherry Street, Plant City 33563 Fivay High School 12115 Chicago Avenue, Hudson 34669 Forest Hills Little League 9630 Orange Grove Drive, Tampa 33618 Foundation Christian Academy 3955 Lithia Pinecrest Road, Valrico 33596 Genesis Preparatory 7710 Osteen Rd., New Port Richey 34653 Geneva Prep Academy 4210 Lakeland Highlands Road, Lakeland 33813 Football – Strickland Pit, 5901 Strickland Avenue, Lakeland 3381 Gulf HS 5355 School Road, New Port Richey 34652 Haven Christian 2105 King Rd. SW, Winter Haven 33880 Hernando Christian 7200 Emerson Rd., Brooksville 34601 Hillel 2020 W. Fletcher Ave., Tampa 33612 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Hillsborough Baptist Football - E.L. Bing Park, 7402 Taylor Road, Seffner, FL 33584 Hillsborough Community College Dale Mabry Campus 4001 West Tampa Bay Blvd., Tampa 33614 Imagine School 2940 Sunlake Blvd., Land O’ Lakes 34638 IMG Academy 5650 Bollettieri Blvd., Bradenton 34210 Incarnation Catholic School 5111 Webb Road, Tampa 33615 Indian Rocks Christian 12685 Ulmerton Road, Largo 33774 Keswick Christian 10101 54th Ave. N, St Petersburg 33708 Lake Bernadette Golf (Links of Lake Bernadette) 5430 Links Lane, Zephyrhills 33541 Lakeland Center 701 W. Lime Street, Lakeland 33815 Lakeland Christian School 1111 Forest Park Street, Lakeland 33803 Softball – Westside Softball Complex, 1800 Oakhill Street, Lakeland 33815 Lakeside Christian 1897 Sunset Point Rd., Clearwater 33765 Football, Softball, Baseball – 940 7th Street South, Safety Harbor 34695 Lake Padgett 4533 Savanah Way Land O’ Lakes 34639 Landmark Christian 2100 E. Hinson Ave., Haines City 33844 Land O’Lakes High 20325 Gator Lane, Land O’Lakes 34638 Largo YMCA 1801 119th Street North, Largo 33778 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Larson Softball Complex 1500 South Park Road, Plant City 33566 Lecanto HS 3810 West Educational Path, Lecanto 34461 Live Oak Park AATL Varsity Softball – 9190 Imperial Oak Blvd., Tampa 33647 Long Center 1501 N. Belcher Road, Clearwater 33765 Lutz Preparatory 17951 North US Highway 41, Lutz 33549 Manatee HEAT Baseball - 5201 51st Street East, Bradenton 34203 McKeel Academy 1810 West Parker Street, Lakeland 33815 Mitchell High School 2323 Little Road, Trinity 34655 Nature Coast HS 4057 California Street, Brooksville 34604 New Tampa Softball/Baseball Park 17302 Commerce Park Road, Tampa 33647 New Tampa YMCA 16221 Compton Drive, Tampa 33647 New Port Richey Rec Center 6630 Van Buren Street, New Port Richey 34653 Nine Eagles Golf 16101 Nine Eagles Drive, Odessa 33556 Northdale Golf and Tennis Club 4417 Northdale Blvd., Tampa 33624 North Shore Pool 901 North Shore Drive, NE, St. Petersburg 33701 Northside Christian Academy 7415 Northwest CR 225, Starke 32091 Northside Christian School 7777 62nd Ave., N, St. Petersburg 33709 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Oasis School – 3519 Oasis Blvd., Cape Coral 33914 Football Field – 2602 Chiquita Blvd., Cape Coral 33914 Oldsmar Christian 650 Burbank Rd., Oldsmar 34677 Odessa Christian 19521 Michigan Avenue, Odessa 33556 Basketball, Volleyball – 6100 Memorial Hwy, Tampa 33615 Old Plank High School 8964 Old Plank Road, Jacksonville 32220 Orlando YMCA 8422 International Drive, Orlando 32819 Pasco HS 36850 State Road 52, Dade City 33525 Pepin Academy 3916 E. Hillsborough Ave., Tampa 33610 Soccer – 11111 30th Street N., Tampa, Florida 33612 Baseball – 4901 North Howard Avenue, Tampa 33603 Plantation Palms Golf Course 23253 Plantation Palms Blvd., Land O’ Lakes 34639 Pinecastle HS Football - 7300 Lake Ellenor Drive, Orlando 32809 Pinellas Christian HS 1701 Audrey Dr., Clearwater 33759 Quail Hollow Golf 6225 Old Pasco Road, Wesley Chapel 33544 Ridgewood High School 7650 Orchid Lake Road, New Port Richey 34653 River Ridge HS 11646 Town Center Road, New Port Richey 34654 Roger Park Golf 7910 North 30th Street, Tampa 33610 Saddlebrook Golf Course 5700 Saddlebrook Way, Wesley Chapel 33543 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES Sailfish Splash Park Aquatic Athletics Center 931 SE Ruhnke Street, Stuart 34994 Seffner Christian 11605 E. Highway 92, Seffner 33584 Tennis – Tampa Palms, 5811 Tampa Palms Blvd., Tampa 33647 Soccer – 11605 E. Highway 92, Seffner 33584 Selby Aquatic Center 8301 Potter Park Drive, Sarasota 34238 Seminole HS 8401 131st Street North, Seminole 33776 Seven Rivers Christian 4221 West Gulf to Lake Highway, Lecanto 34461 Softball - Warrior Park, 4878 West Southern Street, Lecanto 34461 Baseball - Warrior Park, 4878 West Southern Street, Lecanto 34461 Soccer – Warrior Park, 4878 West Southern Street, Lecanto 34461 Shorecrest Preparatory 5101 1st Street, NE, St. Petersburg 33703 Silverado Golf Club 36841 Clubhouse Drive, Zephyrhills 33542 Solid Rock Football – 3555 Old Keystone Road, Tarpon Springs 34688 Baseball – 4825 Little Road, New Port Richey 34655 Sonrise Christian 3151 Harden Combee Road, Lakeland 33801 Spring Hill Christian Football – Veterans Memorial Park, 12254 Spring Hill Drive, Spring Hill 34609 Springstead HS 3300 Mariner Blvd., Spring Hill 34609 St. John’s Episcopal 240 Plant Ave., Tampa 33606 St. John Lutheran 1915 SE Lake Weir Avenue, Ocala 34471 St Mary’s Episcopal Day 2101 S. Hubert St., Tampa 33629 Tennis – HCC, 4001 West Tampa Bay Blvd., Tampa 33614 Rev.02/28/11 ADDRESSES/PHONE NUMBERS FOR ATHLETIC VENUES St. Pete Rec Center 7701 Boca Ciega Drive, St. Pete Beach 33706 Starkey Park 10500 Wilderness Park Blvd., New Port Richey 34655 Stuart Sailfish Splash
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