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SPORTS FACILITIES GUIDE IRVINE, CALIFORNIA www.destinationirvine.com/sports Top 10 Reasons to Host a Sporting Event in Irvine Irvine offers a wide array of venues and facilities for virtually any sporting event. 1 First-class Facilities 5 Safety Some of the most beautiful sports facilities in Southern Recognized as “America’s Safest Big City” according to California, including the NEW 194-acre Orange County the FBI since 2005. Great Park Sports Complex. 2 Experience 6 Close to Perfect Weather Irvine averages 280+ sunny days a year! Temperatures Strong record of holding major events: range from highs between the mid 60s to mid 80s and lows from the 40s to 60s, with an annual high average 2017 USA Water Polo National Junior Olympics temperature of 72.7°F. 2017 Softball Champions Cup 18-under 7 Natural Beauty Junior Olympics Showcase Over 16,000 acres of parks, sports fields, and 2016 USA Synchro West Zone Championships dedicated open space offering miles of trails for recreational fun, including 50 miles of off-road bike 2015 World Cup of Softball trails and 300 miles of on-road lanes. 8 Family Friendly 2014 USA Swimming Junior Nationals Family and kid-friendly attractions and activities, including Irvine Spectrum Center Giant Wheel and 1984 Olympic Games Swimming Great Park Balloon. 3 Accommodations for Every Budget 9 Center of Orange County Irvine boasts 21 hotels ranging from full-service to Close proximity to the area’s popular beaches and extended-stay with more than 4,700 sleeping rooms. famous attractions. 4 Easily Accessible 10 Complimentary Assistance Located in the center of Orange County, Irvine is Destination experts able to help secure your event just 45 miles south of Los Angeles and 90 miles location and hotel accommodations. north of San Diego. Irvine is serviced by John Wayne/Orange County Airport (SNA), located minutes from the majority of Irvine’s hotel taxes are only Irvine’s hotels and sporting venues. 10% per night vs. 17% for hotels in Irvine is easily accessible by car via Interstates 5 and other areas of Orange County! 405. Once here, getting around is easy, as routes 73 and 55 can take you nearly everywhere in the area. Contact us: Follow us: Dave Lucey, Sales Manager, Destination Irvine #DestinationIrvine @DestinationIrvine 949.502.4114 or [email protected] Twitter: IrvineCVB Orange County Great Park Sports Complex The new 194-acre Orange County Great Park Sports Complex is drawing players of all ages for youth and adult team practices and games; local, national, and international tournaments; and professional teams and club games. The Sports Complex is on track to become one of the largest public multisport facilities in California and one of the largest in the United States. Sports Venue Highlights: • 2,500-seat Championship Soccer Stadium D • 6 soccer fields • Lighted grass fields C • 120 yards by 75 yards • Includes benches for coaches and players • Spectator viewing area B • 25 lighted tennis courts • Seating for 140 Spectators • Pro shop • Concession area • 5 sand volleyball courts E • Championship court with seating for 164 spectators A • 4 lighted courts B • Basketball courts • Playground A E A Baseball and softball fields Soccer/lacrosse/rugby fields/ B championship stadium C Sand volleyball courts D Tennis courts Flex fields, able to accomodate E up to 5 additional soccer/other sports fields and activities COMING 2018: 270,000 square-foot ice facility featuring three National Hockey League (NHL) standard ice rinks and one Olympic size to include a 2,500 seat arena. A variety of ice sports and recreation will include youth and adult hockey programs, regional and national tournaments, and figure skating. Colonel Bill Barber Community Park Sports Venue Highlights: B • Deanna Manning Stadium B C • Seating for 794 spectators • Dugouts with attached bullpens A • Press box with announcer’s booth A • Full-size scoreboard • Adjustable outfield fence to 275 feet • 3 lighted softball diamonds B • 3 lighted soccer overlay fields • 6 lighted tennis courts • 4 batting cages • Amphitheater/stage • 2 concession stands • Bicycle trail access A Baseball and softball fields B Soccer fields C Tennis courts Momentous Sports Center Sports Venue Highlights: • 15 regulation high school basketball courts • 22 regulation volleyball courts • 15 regulation futsal courts • Parking for 1,500 vehicles • On-site restaurant – can feed 3,000 daily William J. Woollett, Jr. Aquatics Center Sports Venue Highlights: • World-class venue for local, regional, and national competitive events • (2) 50-meter pools • 25-yard instruction pool Sports Venues Racquetball/ Track & Facility Address Baseball Basketball Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball Water Polo Additional Information Handball Field Crawford Anteater Aquatic Accommodates 2 water polo matches concurrently; Pool @ Complex • • terraced seating for 750 spectators UCI Anteater Stadium 903 W. - University of Seating for 2,500 spectators Peltason • • California, Irvine Anteater Tennis 11 championship tennis courts, 6 stadium lighting; UCI Stadium • seating for 500 spectators 100 Mesa Bren Events Center Seating for 5,000 spectators Road • • Cicerone Field at Seating for 3,408 spectators; 2,000 sq. ft. dugouts, UCI Anteater Ballpark • • bullpens, spacious fully enclosed batting cages 4 Civic Colonel Bill Barber 3 soccer fields; 6 tennis courts; Center Community Park • • • • 4 baseball/softball fields; 4 batting cages Plaza 1530 Concordia Concordia Seating for 2,400 spectators University Arena • • West Can accommodate 5 regulation football, soccer, Crawford Field UCI • • • lacrosse, field hockey, softball, or ultimate fields Seating for 800; can accommodate two volleyball Crawford Gym UCI • • or basketball full court spaces Cypress 255 1 soccer field; 3 tennis courts; 1 basketball court; Community Park Visions • • • • • 2 baseball/softball fields David Sills 3901 1 soccer field; 8 tennis courts; Lower Peters Farewell • • • • 1 baseball/softball field Canyon Park 55 Deerfield 4 tennis courts; 2 volleyball courts; 2 racquetball/ Deerwood Community Park • • • handball courts; 1 disc golf course; fitness par course West Enclosed batting cage, bullpen areas for both teams sectioned off out of play down each line; grandstand Concordia seating; fully-enclosed weight room, batting cage & Eagles Fields University • • • • bullpen area down the left-field line; state-of-the-art field turf; running lanes; shot put surface; long/high jump landing area 2 sections of bleachers 14701 Harvard 4 soccer fields; 7 baseball/softball fields; Harvard Community Park • • • 4 batting cages Ave. Walnut 3 soccer fields; 12 tennis courts; 2 basketball courts; Heritage & Yale 1 volleyball court; 2 racquetball/handball courts; 3 Community Park • • • • • • Avenues baseball/softball fields Racquetball/ Track & Facility Address Baseball Basketball Lacrosse Soccer Softball Swimming Tennis Volleyball Water Polo Additional Information Handball Field 3864 3 soccer fields; 12 tennis courts; 2 basketball courts; Hicks Canyon Viewpark 1 volleyball court; 2 racquetball/handball courts; Community Park • • • Ave. 3 baseball/softball fields 5500 Irvine Valley Irvine 2 soccer fields; 2 baseball/softball fields College Center • • • • • • Drive 10 Fed- Las Lomas Can accommodate 5 regulation football, soccer, eration Community Park • • • • • • lacrosse, field hockey, softball, or ultimate fields Way Mark Daily Athletic 308 W. 2 soccer fields; 4 baseball/softball fields; Field Yale Loop • • • 2 batting cages Mike Ward 20 Lake 2 basketball courts; 2 1 volleyball court; Community Park- Road • • • 4 racquetball/handball courts Woodbridge 14522 Momentous Sports 15 regulation high school basketball courts; Myford Center • • 22 volleyball courts; 15 futsal/dodgeball courts Road 4531 Northwood 2 soccer fields; 2 tennis courts; 2 racquetball/handball Bryan Community Park • • • • courts; 2 baseball/softball fields Ave. 15616 Oak Creek Valley 2 soccer fields; 1 ball diamond Community Park • • • Oak Sand Orange County Canyon 12 baseball/softball fields; 13 soccer/lacrosse fields; Great Park Sports Ave. & • • • • • • 2,500-seat stadium; 5 sand volleyball courts; Complex Marine 25 tennis courts; 5 flex fields Way 35 Shady Quail Hill 3 soccer fields; 2 basketball courts; Canyon Community Park • • • 2 baseball/softball fields Drive 4515 The Northwood Portola 50-meter pool Aquatics Center • Pkwy. Turtle Rock 4 tennis courts; 1 volleyball court; 1 Sunnyhill Community Park • • • • 2 baseball/softball fields 3 soccer fields; 4 tennis courts; 1 basketball court; University 1 Beech 2 volleyball courts; 3 racquetball/handball courts; Community Park Tree Lane • • • • • • • 1 baseball/softball field 4601 William J. Woollett, Walnut (2) 50-meter pools; 25-yard instruction pool Jr. Aquatics Center • • Ave. Windrow 285 E. 1 soccer field; 1 basketball court; Community Park Yale Loop • • • • 2 baseball/softball fields; 4 batting cages Woodbury 130 1 soccer field; 2 basketball courts; Community Park Sanctuary • • • • 2 baseball/softball fields SANTA ANA FREEWAY 20 WALNUT PORTOLA PKWY 7 EDINGER 3 B R Y A N A REDHILL AVE 5 V E COST MESA FWY 13 T BARRANCA PKWY R 6 AB UC R O 16 D T R HARVARD AVE D OA R R IR D VI VE N L E B 4 A 1 Y L LT CU E V O YALE AVE R D VONKARMAN AVE N N PKW EFF U D Y J SAND CANYON I J 10 R N ST 21 K G M MAI O D 15 R B E 18 I E MEADOWBROOK R R VI A N P L BO 14 E M C A E J 8 N C TE A R M P R D U D R S E L D 12 A SA C MACARTHUR BLVD MACARTHUR R Y N D VALLEY OAK IEGO F F Q R R E SITY D EE UNIVER 11 W H S 17 AY Q U MU 19 AI L IRL H IL A L PKW N BONITA CNYN DS D Y R R D TUR K N T C Y LE RO 9 N SHADY CNYN C A N U G A L SPORTS VENUES HOTELS 1. Colonel Bill Barber 13. 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