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| ====== Trinity Soccer Field ====== | ====== Trinity Soccer Field ====== |
| Trinity's soccer field is located in the middle of campus, in between the [[jessee_miller_football_field_and_track|Jessee/Miller Field]] and the [[assaiante_paul_d._tennis_center|Paul D. Assaiante Tennis Center]]. The field was constructed in 2017 and the first home game played on it occurred the following year, in 2018. It measures 245' x 390' and has a bleacher system that allows for 350 spectators. The field is planted with Kentucky Bluegrass--a sand-based grass--which, when paired with the underdrainage and irrigation systems in place, permits games to be played in rainy weather. New remote-controlled lights, a scoreboard, and an enclosed press box were also installed. | [{{ :trinity_soccer_field.jpg?400|Trinity's soccer field. Photo credit: Trinity College Athletics}}] |
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| The soccer field's construction was part of a larger project at Trinity called "Fields of Excellence." The goal of the project was to build new softball, soccer, and baseball fields. Funding for the project was around $6.2 million, with roughly $4.5 million allocated for renovations to the Jessee/Miller Field as another part of the project. | Trinity's soccer field is located in the middle of campus, in between the [[jessee_miller_football_field_and_track|Jessee/Miller Field]] and the [[assaiante_paul_d._tennis_center|Paul D. Assaiante Tennis Center]]. The field was completed in spring 2017 and the first home match was played in the fall of that year. It measures 245' x 390' and has a bleacher system that allows for 350 spectators. The field is planted with Kentucky Bluegrass--a sand-based grass--which, when paired with the underdrainage and irrigation systems in place, permits games to be played in rainy weather. New remote-controlled lights, a scoreboard, and an enclosed press box were also installed. |
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| | The soccer field's construction was part of a larger $6.2 million project at Trinity called "Fields of Excellence." The goal of the project was to relocate and build new [[athletics|softball, soccer, and baseball]] fields. The new fields were dedicated on April 1, 2017. |
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| ===== Sources ===== | ===== Sources ===== |
| | [[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/reporter/423/|The Trinity Reporter]], Spring 2017. |
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| [[https://bantamsports.com/news/2017/1/30/1_30_2017_3279.aspx|Trinity Athletic Teams Excited About New Facilities And Fields]] | [[https://bantamsports.com/news/2017/1/30/1_30_2017_3279.aspx|Trinity Athletic Teams Excited About New Facilities And Fields]], 1/30/2017. |
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| [[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/reporter/423/|The Trinity Reporter]], Spring 2017. | |
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