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Bas Soccer Football WTAMU Soccer Complex The West Texas A&M University Soccer Soccer Complex combines three regulation size soccer fields, with one main field with Indoor Soccer Facility bleachers capable of holding 1,000 fans. Kid’s Inc. Sports Complex High School Fields The main field has a secured perimeter for 2209 SE 33rd ticket-entry purposes. An electronic score- Amarillo High School (806) 374-0902 board is stationed to the northeast side of Seating for 362 Caprock High School the main field. During the academic year, Full regulation field (200’ x 80’) (lighted) both the WTAMU men’s and woman’s soccer teams compete on the main field. Baseball & Softball Fields Palo Duro High School Base Distance 90’ Southeast Complex Girlds Field-Softball: Tascosa High School CITY PARK ADDRESS # of Fields (lighted) (lighted) Fence Distance Arden Road Learning Tree & Progress 2 Fields #1 thru #4: Left-180’, Center-200’, Belmar Adirondack & Bush 1 Fence Distance 300’: Randall High School Right-180’: Benton SE 16th & Vernon 2 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/80’ Base Distance 60’ Eastridge NE 14th & Evergreen 1 Ellwood SW 11th & Washington 3 Southwest Complex Amarillo Naitonal Forest Hill NE 10th & Grand 1 (lighted) Rick Klein Complex Fields #1 & #2: Dilla Villa Gene Howe NE 15th & Martin Road 1 Fields #1 thru #4: Home stadium to the Amarillo Gene Howe School Pico & Lamount 1 Fence Distance 300’: Fence Distance Left-175’, Dillas, professional United Hilltop NW 18th & Lipscomb 1 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/80’ Center-225’, Right-175’: League Baseball team. Hines NW 18th & Lipscomb 1 Field #5: Fence Distance 300’: Base Distance 60 • Lighted field Field #3: John S. Stiff Memorial SW 48th & Bell 20 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/90’ • Press box Martin Road NE 15th & Mirror 2 Fence Distance Left-200’, • 2 Clubhouses Mesa Verde Vernon & Beaver 1 Center-225’, Right-200’: River Road Ballfields • Seating capacity 7,500 Olsen Anna & Charles 1 (lighted) Base Distance 60 Field #4: Paramount SW 34th & Fleetwood 1 Fields #1 & #2: Fence Distance Left-230’, Puckett Fulton & Langtry 7 Fence Distance 250’: College Fields Center-275’, Right-230’: Ridgecrest SW 37th & Kingston 3 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’ The West Texas A&M Baseball Sleepy Hollow Whippoorwill & Reeder 1 Base Distance 70 Complex built in 1994, seats Field #3: Fence Distance 300’: Field #5: Southeast Regional SE 46th & Osage 4 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’ over 900 fans comfortably. It Sunrise SE 14th & Eastern 2 Fence Distance Left-275’, has recessed dugouts for both West Hills NW 2nd & Goliad 4 Center-375’, Right-275’: teams, a press box with phone Western Plateau SW 49th & Chisholm 1 Thompson Ballfields Base Distance 80 (lighted) line and inning-by-inning score- Windsor Wentworth & Hampton 2 Field #6: Fields #1 & #2: board. The field dimensions are Fence Distance 330 feet down the lines, 365 to Fence Distance 300’: Left-325’, Center-375’, the gap and 400 to straight Base Distance 60’/65’/80’/90’ Right-325’: Base Distance 90 away center. The fence is eight-foot high, except in the Hines Memorial Ballfield straight away center where it is Football (lighted) Martin Road Complex (lighted) 16 feet in height. Dick Bivins Stadium Fence Distance 300’: Fields #1 & #4 Suited for soccer, football, and marching band contests. Seating for 15,000 Base Distance 60’/90’ Fence Distance 280’: Approximately 72,000 sq. ft. Field dimensions are 189’ x 370’, with 4 rest- Base Distance rooms and Press box. State of the art all weather surface known as Fieldturf. New AISD Fields JSM 60’/65’/70’/80’ 800-692-1338 Boys Field-Baseball: ( ) - www.visitamarillotx.com Contact: Tex Nolan Amarillo ISD (806) 354-4299 Fence Distance Left-350’, Call 806 378 3036 for more information. Center-400’, Right-350’: WTAMU Soccer Complex The West Texas A&M University Soccer Soccer Complex combines three regulation size soccer fields, with one main field with Indoor Soccer Facility bleachers capable of holding 1,000 fans. Kid’s Inc. Sports Complex High School Fields The main field has a secured perimeter for 2209 SE 33rd ticket-entry purposes. An electronic score- Amarillo High School (806) 374-0902 board is stationed to the northeast side of Seating for 362 Caprock High School the main field. During the academic year, Full regulation field (200’ x 80’) (lighted) both the WTAMU men’s and woman’s soccer teams compete on the main field. Baseball & Softball Fields Palo Duro High School Base Distance 90’ Southeast Complex Girlds Field-Softball: Tascosa High School CITY PARK ADDRESS # of Fields (lighted) (lighted) Fence Distance Arden Road Learning Tree & Progress 2 Fields #1 thru #4: Left-180’, Center-200’, Belmar Adirondack & Bush 1 Fence Distance 300’: Randall High School Right-180’: Benton SE 16th & Vernon 2 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/80’ Base Distance 60’ Eastridge NE 14th & Evergreen 1 Ellwood SW 11th & Washington 3 Southwest Complex Amarillo Naitonal Forest Hill NE 10th & Grand 1 (lighted) Rick Klein Complex Fields #1 & #2: Dilla Villa Gene Howe NE 15th & Martin Road 1 Fields #1 thru #4: Home stadium to the Amarillo Gene Howe School Pico & Lamount 1 Fence Distance 300’: Fence Distance Left-175’, Dillas, professional United Hilltop NW 18th & Lipscomb 1 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/80’ Center-225’, Right-175’: League Baseball team. Hines NW 18th & Lipscomb 1 Field #5: Fence Distance 300’: Base Distance 60 • Lighted field Field #3: John S. Stiff Memorial SW 48th & Bell 20 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’/90’ • Press box Martin Road NE 15th & Mirror 2 Fence Distance Left-200’, • 2 Clubhouses Mesa Verde Vernon & Beaver 1 Center-225’, Right-200’: River Road Ballfields • Seating capacity 7,500 Olsen Anna & Charles 1 (lighted) Base Distance 60 Field #4: Paramount SW 34th & Fleetwood 1 Fields #1 & #2: Fence Distance Left-230’, Puckett Fulton & Langtry 7 Fence Distance 250’: College Fields Center-275’, Right-230’: Ridgecrest SW 37th & Kingston 3 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’ The West Texas A&M Baseball Sleepy Hollow Whippoorwill & Reeder 1 Base Distance 70 Complex built in 1994, seats Field #3: Fence Distance 300’: Field #5: Southeast Regional SE 46th & Osage 4 Base Distance 60’/65’/70’ over 900 fans comfortably. It Sunrise SE 14th & Eastern 2 Fence Distance Left-275’, has recessed dugouts for both West Hills NW 2nd & Goliad 4 Center-375’, Right-275’: teams, a press box with phone Western Plateau SW 49th & Chisholm 1 Thompson Ballfields Base Distance 80 (lighted) line and inning-by-inning score- Windsor Wentworth & Hampton 2 Field #6: Fields #1 & #2: board. The field dimensions are Fence Distance 330 feet down the lines, 365 to Fence Distance 300’: Left-325’, Center-375’, the gap and 400 to straight Base Distance 60’/65’/80’/90’ Right-325’: Base Distance 90 away center. The fence is eight-foot high, except in the Hines Memorial Ballfield straight away center where it is Football (lighted) Martin Road Complex (lighted) 16 feet in height. Dick Bivins Stadium Fence Distance 300’: Fields #1 & #4 Suited for soccer, football, and marching band contests. Seating for 15,000 Base Distance 60’/90’ Fence Distance 280’: Approximately 72,000 sq. ft. Field dimensions are 189’ x 370’, with 4 rest- Base Distance rooms and Press box. State of the art all weather surface known as Fieldturf. New AISD Fields JSM 60’/65’/70’/80’ 800-692-1338 Boys Field-Baseball: ( ) - www.visitamarillotx.com Contact: Tex Nolan Amarillo ISD (806) 354-4299 Fence Distance Left-350’, Call 806 378 3036 for more information. Center-400’, Right-350’: Tascosa Country Club Basketball Golf Tennis 6 outdoor courts Public Courses Tennis Courts 4 indoor courts Comanche Trail Amarillo High School Bathrooms/lockers/showers 4200 S. Grand 6 outdoor courts 2400 N. Western Wrestling Amarillo, (806) 378-4281 No facilities (806) 372-1276 Course #1-18 Holes Par 72 4225 Danbury 7,200 Yards (806) 354-4425 West Texas A&M Volleyball Course #2-18 Holes Par 72 6,900 Yards University Amarillo Municipal 7 outdoor courts West Texas A&M University Fieldhouse Tennis Center Bathrooms/lockers/showers Located on the campus of WTAMU in Canyon, this facility has a seating Palo Duro Creek 7 outdoor courts 4th Ave - Canyon, Tx capacity of 2,500. Golf Club 4 covered courts (806) 651-2701 50 Country Club Dr. Bathrooms/lockers/showers Canyon, (806) 655-1106 5000 S. Bell The Cal Farley Coliseum 18 Holes Par 72 6,685 Yards (806) 359-2090 The largest facility within the Civic Center complex is the Cal Farley Coliseum. This multi-purpose coliseum seats a total of 7,122, including 4,922 arena seats and 2,100 portable seats on the 90’ x 190’ floor. The coliseum ceiling Preston West Par 3 Austin Tennis Center height is 36’ from the floor. The coliseum encompasses 17,100 sq. ft. and 9101 S. Coulter St. 11 outdoor courts offers a sound system, portable stage, unlimited floor load and ice-making Amarillo, (806) 353-7003 Bathrooms/lockers/showers system. A loading ramp at floor level can accommodate truck-trailer rigs. 18 Holes Par 55 2,035 Yards 2501 Elmwood (806) 372-4213 Basketball Ross Rogers Volleyball 722 NW 24th Canyon High School Wrestling Amarillo, (806) 378-3086 6 outdoor courts Ice Hockey Course #1-18 Holes Par 72 Bathrooms/lockers/showers Ice Skating 5,858 Yards 910 9th Ave - Canyon, Tx Bowling Martial Arts Course #2-18 Holes Par 72 (806) 656-6181 Cheerleading 6,602 Yards Eastridge Lanes Dance Gymnastics 32 Lanes Caprock High School 5405 Amarillo Blvd. E. Arena Football 6 outdoor courts Private Courses Amarillo, Tx 79108 Boxing Bathrooms/lockers/showers (806) 383-9531 Tumbling Amarillo Country Club 3001 E.
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