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 ====== 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}}]
-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 softball, soccer, and baseball fields. The new fields were dedicated on April 1, 2017.
+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.
+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 =====
+[[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/reporter/423/|The Trinity Reporter]], Spring 2017.
-[[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.
-[[https://digitalrepository.trincoll.edu/reporter/423/|The Trinity Reporter]], Spring 2017.
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