AstroTurf 2023 Year in Review

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Sacramento College, Sacrament, California

Penn Wood High School, Landsdowne, PA

Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Michigan

Springdale Chestnut Hill, PA

North Gwinnet, High School, Suwanee, Georgia

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AstroTurf® is thrilled to introduce our 2023 Year in Review magazine, featuring a remarkable year of achievements and contributions to community well-being.

This year, AstroTurf has proudly set a new record in our history, manufacturing and installing more fields than ever before.

Each of these fields represents not just a space for sports and recreation, but a significant improvement in the quality of life for citizens in the areas we’ve touched.

Our diverse range of projects, encompassing schools, public parks, colleges and professional sports venues, has brought vibrant, safe, and sustainable green spaces to communities.

These fields are more than just turf; they’re places where health, happiness, and community spirit flourish.

Join us in celebrating this milestone year, as we look back at our innovative and impactful field projects that have redefined outdoor spaces and enriched lives across the nation.

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AstroTurf, Coast to Coast Turf Collaborate on Noteworthy Fields at Washington State University AstroTurf, the industry leader in synthetic turf design and manufacturing, and Coast to Coast Turf, a trusted turf installation expert, have announced the successful comple-

tion of an innovative football practice fields project at Washington State University (WSU). The duo has transformed two outdoor football practice fields, known as Rogers Field, cover-

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ing an impressive 109,407 sqft.

The turf used, RootZone 3D3 Trionic Blend, is renowned for its durability, aesthetic appeal,

Blend is a testament to innovative technology. It offers an enhanced playing experience with its trio of fibers that mimic the qualities of natural grass while improving resilience and durability. The RootZone’s layered system works to reduces infill migration while increasing stability and safety for the players. This turf is not only visually pleasing but also contributes to the overall performance of the players, helping them to perform their best every day.

“We are proud to have collaborated with Coast to Coast Turf on this project,” said Philip Snider, COO of AstroTurf. “Their proficiency in installation and dedication to quality complements our mission to offer superior athletic surfaces that promote optimal player performance and safety.”

This latest installation represents AstroTurf’s commitment to excellence in the development and deployment of innovative, player-centric, and sustainable athletic turf solutions. In partnership with Coast to Coast Turf, these fields will provide Washington State University athletes with a best-in-class training surface.

and player-friendly characteristics.

In addition to the outdoor fields, the collaborative venture also oversaw the installation of an 82,500-squarefoot indoor practice field for the university in 2020. Equipped with the same high-quality RootZone 3D3 Trionic Blend, this facility allows athletes to train in all weather conditions while experiencing the same high-performance turf found in their outdoor practice spaces.

AstroTurf’s RootZone 3D3 Trionic

These state-of-the-art fields are a reminder of why WSU is regarded as a premier destination for athletes.

Prospective student athletes will now have the opportunity to train on some of the most advanced turf fields in the country. The investment in high-quality playing surfaces indicates WSU’s commitment to providing a safe, top-tier environment that optimizes athletes’ potential and reduces the risk of injuries.

“By integrating AstroTurf’s advanced products, we continue to propel WSU’s sports infrastructure into the future,” said Shawn Deeds, WSU Senior Associate Director of Athletics, Event & Facility Operations.

“These revamped turf systems re-

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inforce our ongoing commitment to our student-athletes, providing them with the best resources to excel both on and off of the field,” “The partnership with AstroTurf has made possible the creation of sports facilities that are truly next-level,” said Coast to Coast Turf President, Steve Webb. “At Coast to Coast Turf, we’re proud to participate in projects that improve the sporting experience for collegiate athletes and contribute to the advancement of the industry.”

The Washington State Cougars’ 2023 football season is filled with notable matchups, including exciting home games against Wisconsin on September 9th and Stanford on November 4th at Gesa Field. Key road games include a face-off against UCLA at the Rose Bowl on October 7th and a much-anticipated rivalry game against Washington at Husky Stadium on November 25th. With these high-stakes clashes and a combination of TV broadcasts, Cougar fans have plenty to look forward to.

About AstroTurf: For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, state-of-the-art, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, and professional sports teams and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s redesigned website at astroturf.com.

About Coast to Coast Turf: Coast to Coast Turf is a nationally recognized leader in sports construction, offering top-tier solutions that enhance sports facilities’ performance and safety. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, Coast to Coast Turf continues to set the industry standard in sports facility construction and renovation.

About Washington State University: Founded in 1890, Washington State University is a public research university based in Pullman, Washington. As a proud member of the Pac-12 Conference, WSU boasts 16 varsity athletic programs, with teams known as the Cougars that are nationally recognized for their excellence.

Temecual Valley High School

Venice High School, Venice, Florida

Southern Boone High School, Ashland, Kentucky

Sequoyah High School, Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

NW Catholic, West Hartford, CT

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Boston University

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AstroTurf Announces Installation at Mizzou’s Football Practice Facility AstroTurf Announces Installation of Advanced 3D3-60 AstroTurf Field System at Mizzou’s Football Practice Facility AstroTurf, a leading provider of synthetic turf, is proud to announce the successful installation of a state-of-the-art 3D3-60 AstroTurf Field System at the University of Missouri’s Stephens Indoor Facility. The system was installed by Mid-America Sports Construction, a regional AstroTurf distributor, and nationally recognized leader in sports construction.

The 3D3-60 AstroTurf Field System is a top-of-the-line product known for its resilience, durability, and safety features. This advanced turf system features the strength of nylon fibers and a Brock Powerbase Pro Pad, providing an optimal combination of firmness, and shock absorption.

“We’re thrilled to bring this cutting-edge turf technology to Mizzou,” said Curtis Wilson, a Regional Manager for AstroTurf. “Our goal has always been to deliver high-quality solutions. With the installation of the 3D3-60 AstroTurf Field System, we’re confident that Mizzou’s athletes will have a more consistent, and overall superior turf system to practice on.”

The new AstroTurf system will significantly enhance the practice experiences of Mizzou’s athletes, providing a consistently excellent

playing surface. It will also help reduce the risk of injuries, thanks to the Brock Powerbase Pro Pad’s superior shock absorption.

“This is an exciting time for Mizzou Football,” said Eli Drinkwitz, Mizzou’s Head Football Coach.

“The new AstroTurf field system will improve our practice sessions and help our Tigers perform at their best. We look forward to using it leading up to this season.”

The Tigers season-opener against South Dakota will kick off at 7 p.m. on Aug. 31 at home.

The 2024 season marks the first year of league competition for the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas- Mizzou’s longtime rivals from the Big 12 Conference. The Tigers will also

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welcome Arkansas, Auburn, Oklahoma and Vanderbilt to Columbia in 2024 while traveling to Alabama, Mississippi State, South Carolina and Texas A&M. About AstroTurf: For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, state-ofthe-art, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies.

A growing number of high schools, colleges, and professional sports teams and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety.

To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s redesigned website at astroturf.com.

About Mid-America Sports Construction: Mid-America Sports Construction is a nationally recognized leader in sports construction, offering top-tier solutions that enhance sports facilities’ performance and safety. With a commitment to excellence and innovation, Mid-America Sports Construction continues to set the industry standard in sports facility construction and renovation.

About the University of Missouri: The University of Missouri, established in 1839, is a premier public research university located in Columbia, Missouri.

Its robust athletics department, known as Mizzou Athletics, features 20 varsity sports teams and is a member of the Southeastern Conference.

A.M. Barbe High School, Lake Charles, LA

Barnesville High School, Barnesville, Ohio

Artesia High School, Lakewood, California

Atwater High School, Atwater, California

Battle Creek High School, Battle Creek, MI

Ben Franklin High School, Queen Creek, Arizona

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Georgetown University, Washington, DC

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Zuidema Field at Calvin University Boasts State-of-the-Art System AstroTurf, the industry leader in synthetic turf design and manufacturing, in collaboration with AstroTurf Great Lakes, have installed a new state-of-the-art turf at Calvin University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Zuidema Field, home of the Knights, is now an advanced AstroTurf RootZone 3D3 52 system.

This system showcases AstroTurf’s innovative nylon and boasts a heavy face weight, ensuring the best in player protection, aesthetics, and durability. The synthetic blades are a blend of both slit film and monofilament, reflecting the brand’s commitment to top-tier quality. The decision to upgrade to this state-of-the-art turf installation underscores their dedication to providing their athletes with premier facilities.

AstroTurf’s RootZone 3D3 system is designed to enhance the playing experience. Its trio of fibers emulates the properties of natural grass while offering superior resilience and durability.

The RootZone’s unique layered system is crafted to minimize infill migration, ensuring consistent field conditions and maximizing player safety.

While the men’s and women’s lacrosse teams don’t play until spring, Zuidema is already alive with Knight football action. The 2023 Men’s Soccer team’s schedule features a variety of games both home and away. Calvin starts the season with home games against St. Norbert and Ohio Wesleyan on September 1st and 2nd, respectively, both at 6

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PM in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

The 2023 Women’s Soccer team will kick off their season on September 1st at 4 PM with a home game against Capital University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This will be followed by another home match against Carroll University on September 5th at 5 PM. League play in the MIAA begins in late September for both teams.

About AstroTurf: For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has revolutionized the game. The brand offers advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems equipped with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities are choosing AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. For more information, visit astroturf.com.

About AstroTurf Great Lakes: AstroTurf Great Lakes stands as a national leader in sports construction, delivering elite solutions that enhance the performance and safety of sports facilities.

With a steadfast commitment to excellence and innovation, AstroTurf Great Lakes continues to set the standard in sports facility construction and renovation.

IMG Academy, Bradenton, Florida

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Brandon High School, Ortonville, MI

Butler High School, Augusta, Georgia

Bishop Eustace Prep, Pennsauken Township, NJ

Boonton High School, Boonton, NJ

Caledonia High School, Caledonia, Michigan

Calvin University, Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Golden Valley High School, Merced, California

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AstroTurf Partnership Elevates Environmental Leadership AstroTurf, the industry pioneer in synthetic turf systems and a top-tier ESG brand, is excited to announce its latest partnership with Cyclyx International. Cyclyx is a consortium-based, post-use plastic innovation company committed to increasing the recyclability of plastic waste from 10% to 90%.

As AstroTurf approaches its 60th anniversary in 2025, the company reflects on its heritage, which began with providing the revolutionary synthetic playing surface for the Houston Astrodome. Known as an architectural marvel and once dubbed the Eighth Wonder of the World, the Astrodome required an equally innovative surface that could withstand conditions without sunlight. AstroTurf met this challenge with a technologically superior synthetic material, setting new standards for Major League Baseball and, by extension, environmental responsibility.

With an unwavering dedication to product quality and athlete performance, AstroTurf has equally committed itself to sustainable development. The company aims to achieve zero waste by early 2024, continually employing inventive strategies to address and minimize plastic waste.

AstroTurf is proud to offer a “climate positive” turf product made from Bio-Based PE (Bio Polyethylene), which incorporates 60% renewably sourced raw materials such as sustainably farmed sugar cane, thereby reducing both carbon footprint and water usage.

“We are thrilled to be joining forces

with Cyclyx as part of their esteemed consortium,” says Rob Mitchell, AstroTurf Vice President of Business Development. “Our robust commitment to ESG goals finds an ideal match in Cyclyx’s resources, expert guidance, and wealth of opportunities. Our comprehensive research into recycling and sustainability solutions highlights the importance of selecting the perfect collaborator to convert our innovative concepts into practical, meaningful outcomes.

In this respect, Cyclyx and its consortium members offer an unparalleled synergy, and we look forward to a fruitful partnership.”

By becoming a part of Cyclyx’s network of circular-minded enterprises, AstroTurf is better positioned to advance its mission of delivering environmentally responsible, low-maintenance, and economically viable alternatives to natural grass.

The collaboration with Cyclyx enables sustainable methodologies across AstroTurf’s manufacturing, installation, and end-of-life procedures. It opens the door to divert over 10 million pounds of PE waste destined for landfills towards circular

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recycling routes, with up to 90% of this waste potentially being repurposed.

“Cyclyx’s deep expertise in handling post-use plastics will significantly bolster AstroTurf’s ability to meet its ambitious sustainability objectives,” says Ron Sherga, Vice President, Membership Engagement of Cyclyx. “AstroTurf is a beloved brand in the world of sports, and together we will ensure it’s recognized not only for its high-quality products but also for its commitment to environmental preservation.”

About AstroTurf: AstroTurf has been revolutionizing the way athletes and sports enthusiasts experience the game for nearly six decades. The brand provides advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems featuring proprietary engineering technologies. An ever-increasing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities continue to choose AstroTurf products for their exceptional quality, technological innovation, and safety features. For more information, visit AstroTurf’s newly revamped website at AstroTurf.com.

About Cyclyx International, LLC.: Cyclyx International, LLC is a trailblazing company dedicated to innovative plastic recycling solutions. Operating under the mission brand 10to90®, Cyclyx is committed to transforming the recycling rate of plastics from 10% to 90%. They work collaboratively with industry partners to create an innovative, new supply chain for post-use plastics. For more information, visit Cyclyx.com

Coolidge High School, Coolidge, Texas

Elmira High School, Elmira, New York

Ferndale High School, Ferndale, Washington

Farrell High School, Farrell, PA

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Carrollton High School, Carrollton, Georgia

Cassville High School, Cassville, MO

Cramton Bowl, Montgomery, Alabama

Community High School, Nevada, Texas

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Stockton University, Galloway, NJ

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AstroTurf introduces wonder-fiber TRIONIC PLUS AstroTurf’s wonder-fiber and “The Synthetic Turf Council’s 2019 Innovation of the Year” just got better.

AstroTurf has always prided itself on being the leader of innovation in the synthetic turf industry. It’s latest product, TRIONIC PLUS, is another advancement that is the result of years of pre-market research and development, allowing for optimal long-term integrity and durability.

The TRIONIC PLUS wonder fiber features three distinct added technologies – Sanitized silver-based technology, DualChill thermal shield, and StatBlock anti-Static component. These technologies work together to create a turf that is not only more durable, but also more hygienic, cooler, and safer to use.

Sanitized silver-based antimicrobial technology helps eliminate odors and provides long-lasting protection. It works by eliminating bacterial odors and preventing the buildup of microbes on AstroTurf face fibers. It provides up to 99% reduction in bacteria.

DualChill’s ability to act as a thermal shield strengthens the fibers allowing them to be more resilient and durable over long time periods. Test results done on the same fiber package, with and without DualChill, shows that there is an average of up to 42% improvement in IR reflectivity and up to 12 degrees cooler in fiber temperature.

New carbon-based anti-static ingredient molecularly bound into the face fibers that inhibits the buildup of static electricity. Anti-static components are used in the industry, but AstroTurf brings the first DNA level addition.

Testing shows up to a 17-times reduction in static levels when StatBlock is introduced into the synthetic turf fibers.

“We are thrilled to launch the TRIONIC PLUS, which is the result of years

of research and development,” said Rob Mitchell, AstroTurf’s vice president of business development. “This cutting-edge technology sets a new standard for fibers in the synthetic turf industry, and we are confident that it will set a new standard for safety, hygiene, and performance.”

Through its development of blending polyethylene (PE) and nylon into a single fiber to create TRIONIC fiber, AstroTurf was awarded “The Innovator of the Year” in 2019 by the Synthetic Turf Council.

TRIONIC was an incredible breakthrough, creating a molecular fusion of nylon and polyethylene that is softer, stronger, and longer lasting.

The secret is in the compatibilizers.

These compounds encase the nylon polymers, which are suspended within the PE to reinforce the fiber. These compatibilizers have an affinity with both the PE and the nylon. They are polar on the inside, and non-polar on the outside. In essence, the compatibilizers bridge the gap.

From the industry’s earliest inception until the 1990s, nylon was used nearly across the board for its superior resilience and strength. The downside of all-nylon fibers was well-known. It was abrasive. In the 1990s, polyeth-

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ylene came into vogue and became the industry standard for tall pile face fibers. The PE fibers were much less abrasive, but they sacrificed the strength that previous generations of turf fields offered. But all of this is in the past as AstroTurf has reinvented PE – making it better, stronger, TRIONIC. The STC recognized the TRIONIC innovation as a significant accomplishment that helped to advance the industry by providing a fiber that is less abrasive yet more durable. Receiving the award served as validation from industry peers that this fiber is a technological advancement that raises the bar on the standards by which turf fibers are measured.

TRIONIC PLUS takes the AstroTurf wonder-fiber to another level. AstroTurf, the icon that invented the industry, still leads in driving innovation in the synthetic turf industry.

About AstroTurf®: For athletes and sport enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, state-ofthe-art, multi-sport and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies.

A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety.

To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s website at www. astroturf.com

Mater East, Las Vegas, Nevada

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Dundee High School, Dundee, Michigan

Dysart High School, El Mirage, Arizona

Cross Creek High School, Augusta, Georgia

Dakota State University, Madison, SD

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Denison University, Granville, Ohio

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AstroTurf’s replica MLB fields at Ripken Experience honored by ASBA Dalton, GA., The American Sports Builders Association (ASBA), the national organization for builders and suppliers of materials for athletic facilities, has announced the winners of its annual awards.

Awards are presented each year to

facilities built by ASBA members, which display construction excellence.

Awards are presented in various categories: Tennis Courts, Running Tracks, Sports Fields, Pickleball Fa-

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cilities and Track & Field Facilities.

Within some categories, there are divisions; for example, the Sports Field category recognizes singleand multiple-field facilities.

Winners of awards were

announced at the Association’s 2022 Technical Meeting, presented from December 2-5 in Palm Desert, California.

Among the winners for Distinguished Facilities-Multi-Field was AstroTurf’s PNC Park and Citi Field at the Ripken Experience in Aberdeen, Maryland.

AstroTurf completed the replica Major League Baseball fields in the spring of 2022, bringing the total number of fields at the Ripken Experience Aberdeen to nine.

The Ripken Experience™ chose AstroTurf’s Diamond Series Diamond-i OPS synthetic turf systems for the two new fields. Purpose-built to enhance playability, Diamond Series fields include legend-shaped polyethylene fibers to mimic natural grass, a synthetic clay infield engineered to provide a more natural sliding distance, and AstroTurf’s RootZone®, a texturized fiber system that reduces infill migration and creates realistic ball hops.

says Aaron Klotz, Manager of Baseball Sales at AstroTurf.

“We’ve been making technologically advanced baseball fields for over 50 years, and the fields in Aberdeen are a labor of love for the next generation of baseball.”

The state-of-the-art fields in Aberdeen are replicas of the home stadiums of the New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates. They will allow Ripken Baseball to host more teams from around the country. In 2022, Ripken Baseball expects to host over 1,500 teams, 25,000 participants, and 100,000 visitors to Aberdeen.

“The initial response we’ve received from our teams who have already experienced playing on the new AstroTurf fields has been incredible,” said Lauren Morris, General Manager of The Ripken Experience™ Aberdeen. “The field conditions remain immaculate through all seasons and conditions.”

“The Diamond Series is the best of the best when it comes to baseball turf systems. We know these new fields will serve their purpose well – to let even more young athletes experience the feel of playing in the big leagues,”

The new AstroTurf® fields are replicas of Citi Field, the home field of the New York Mets, and PNC Park, the home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. In addition to these fields, The Ripken Experience™ Aberdeen is also home to youth-

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sized replicas of Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Wrigley Field, Fenway Park, Memorial Park, Citizen’s Bank, and Nationals Park.

There’s also a full-sized replica of Old Yankee Stadium, the home of the New York Yankees from 1923 to 2008.

About AstroTurf®: For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf® has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, multisport, and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s website at www.astroturf. com.

About the American Sports Builders Association: The ASBA is a non-profit association comprised of designers, builders and suppliers in sports facility construction. The ASBA sponsors informative meetings, publishes a quarterly magazine, produces a mobile app of court and field diagrams, publishes books and technical construction guidelines for athletic facilities, and keeps its members aware of the latest developments in the industry. It also offers voluntary certification programs in tennis court, running track and sports field construction as well as a certificate in pickleball court construction. To learn more visit ASBA’s website at www. sportsbuilders.org.

Symmetry Sports Construction installs state-of-the-art turf system for Farmersville AstroTurf, the industry leader in synthetic turf design and manufacturing, in collaboration with Symmetry Sports Construction, have installed a new state-ofthe-art turf at Farmersville High School in Farmersville, Texas. The Farmers will now practice on the advanced AstroTurf RootZone 3D3 52 system.

This system showcases AstroTurf’s innovative nylon and boasts a heavy face weight, ensuring the best in player protection, aesthetics, and durability. The synthetic blades are a blend of both slit film and monofilament, reflecting the brand’s commitment to top-tier quality. The decision to upgrade to this state-of-the-art turf installation underscores their dedication to providing their athletes with premier facilities.

AstroTurf’s RootZone 3D3 system is designed to enhance

the playing experience. Its trio of fibers emulates the properties of natural grass while offering superior resilience and durability.

The RootZone’s unique layered system is crafted to minimize infill migration, ensuring consistent field conditions and maximizing player safety.

The Farmersville Farmers have a full slate of games for the 2023-24 season, featuring both district and non-district matchups. The season kicks off with a non-district home game against Eustace. They then hit the road to face Molina at Sprague Stadium, followed by another away game against Pilot Point. The Farmers return home to host Community from Nevada before embarking on their district schedule. Within the district, they will play away games against Bridgeport and Van Alstyne, as well as Sanger.

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Home district matchups include games against Gainesville, Krum, and Aubrey. All games are scheduled to begin at 7:30 pm.

About AstroTurf For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has revolutionized the game.

The brand offers advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems equipped with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities are choosing AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. For more information, visit astroturf.com.

About Symmetry Sports Construction Symmetry Sports Construction stands as a national leader in sports construction, providing elite solutions that amplify the performance and safety of sports facilities. The Texas based Symmetry has been on the cutting edge of sports construction and design since 2010. Founded by Jason Bell, Symmetry is one of the largest, most respected sports construction companies in the United States.

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Dexter High School, Dexter, Michigan

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Gulliver High School, Pine Crest, Florida

Gull Lake High School, Richland, Michigan

Grayson County High School, Independence, VA

Greenwich Country Day School, Greenwich, CT

Gary Clarke Field, Grass Valley, CA

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Northwest features new AstroTurf sports turf system AstroTurf, the industry leader in synthetic turf design and manufacturing, in collaboration with Sports Turf Company, have installed a new state-of-the-art turf at Northwest Whitfield High School in Whitfield County, Georgia. The Bruins will now play on the advanced AstroTurf RootZone 3D3 60 system featuring BrockFILL. This system showcases AstroTurf’s innovative nylon and boasts a heavy face weight, ensuring the best in player protection, aesthetics, and durability. The synthetic blades are a blend of both slit film and monofilament, reflecting the brand’s commitment to top-tier quality. The decision to upgrade to this state-of-the-art turf installation underscores their dedication to providing their athletes with premier facilities.

AstroTurf’s RootZone 3D3 system is designed to enhance the playing experience. Its trio of fibers emulates the properties of natural grass while offering superior resilience and durability.

The RootZone’s unique layered system is crafted to minimize infill migration, ensuring consistent field conditions and maximizing player safety.

This installation also features BrockFILL from our partners at Brock USA. BrockFILL is a highly engineered wood particle infill specifically designed to improve traction and reduce artificial turf heat. It’s made from a species of southern pine grown, harvested, and replanted in continuous cycles.

About AstroTurf®: For athletes and sport enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, state-of-the-art, multi-sport and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s website at www.astroturf.com

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Gonzaga University, Spokane, WA

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Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL

Ecorse High School, Ecorse, MI

Englewood High School, Jacksonville, Florida

Episcopal Parrish, Dallas, Texas

Atlanta Falcons Flag Football Field, Dothan, Alabama

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Gunter High School, Gunter, Texas

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United Turf and Track Completes Field in Tornado-Hit Wynne, Arkansas AstroTurf, a leading innovator in the field of synthetic turf, is proud to announce the completion of a new AstroTurf 3D3 52 field system at Wynne High School, Arkansas. The state-ofthe-art turf replacement comes in the wake of a devastating EF-3 tornado that tore through the city, causing significant damage to local infrastructure, including the high school and its athletic facilities.

AstroTurf, in partnership with United Turf and Track, has worked diligently to ensure the community of Wynne can once again enjoy their beloved sport on a field that is not only top-tier in quality but also a symbol of resilience and

unity. The installation of the AstroTurf 3D3 52 system marks a significant milestone in the city’s recovery efforts and highlights the spirit of collaboration and support that defines Wynne.

The tornado, which struck Wynne in April 2023, caused extensive damage to the Wynne High School and its football stadium, including the destruction of the original turf and scoreboard. The tragedy deeply impacted the community, but it also sparked a remarkable coming together of residents, city officials, and local organizations, determined to rebuild and restore the heart of their community.

AstroTurf’s advanced 3D3 system was

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selected for its exceptional durability, safety, and performance characteristics, making it an ideal choice for the high school’s athletic program. United Turf and Track, a trusted distributor of AstroTurf, played a crucial role in the rapid and efficient installation of the new field, demonstrating expertise and commitment to quality at every step.

About AstroTurf®: For athletes and sport enthusiasts, AstroTurf has redefined the way the game is played. The brand offers advanced, state-ofthe-art, multi-sport and specialized synthetic turf systems with proprietary engineered technologies.

A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams and municipalities continue to select AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety.

To learn more, visit AstroTurf’s website at www. astroturf.com

Abilene Christian University, Abilene, Texas

Maumelle High School, Maumellie, Arkansas

Grovetown High School, Grovetown, Georgia

George Fox University, Newberg, OR

Bonham ISD, Texas

Union City High School, Union City, NJ

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Synthetic Turf Council Honors AstroTurf as 2023 Award Recipient for Multifield Sports Project of the Year Dalton, GA – On October 16, 2023, the Synthetic Turf Council honored AstroTurf as the recipient of the 2023 Multifield Sports Project of the Year at the sixth Annual STC Awards Ceremony during the Annual Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The STC Sports Project of the Year Award – Multi-Field recognizes an outstanding sports project installed by an STC member company that exhibits innovation and quality reflective of the STC mission. AstroTurf is the winner for their installation for IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida.

IMG Academy, a globally renowned institution for sports and education, has successfully completed a two-year-long project of installing advanced AstroTurf fields throughout its campus. The comprehensive project has led to the creation of nine state-of-the-art fields, each catering to a variety of sports including baseball, football, lacrosse, and soccer.

The project includes six baseball infields equipped with AstroTurf’s innovative Diamond Series RootZone RBI system, providing unmatched durability, performance, and safety. These fields cleverly incorporate synthetic turf “clay areas” to mimic infield dirt and “grass areas” to resemble natural grass.

Additionally, a stadium field and several practice fields for football and lacrosse have been outfitted with AstroTurf’s RootZone 3D3 Trionic Blend product. This advanced synthetic turf system combines three distinct fibers to offer improved stability, durability, and reduced infill flyout, proving to be an exceptional surface for numerous sports.

This project incorporated BrockFill and Brock ShockPad in the fields’ construction. BrockFill, a natural infill made from

sustainably sourced wood fibers, offers an eco-friendly alternative to traditional rubber infill, contributing to carbon sequestration and cooler surface temperatures. Meanwhile, the Brock ShockPad provides excellent shock absorption, and prolongs the lifespan of the field while helping to provide a consistent playing surface.

The completion of these high-quality AstroTurf fields showcases IMG Academy’s ongoing commitment to providing its student-athletes with exceptional facilities. This initiative is a testament to the institution’s investment in modern technology and infrastructure to boost the overall experience of its student-athletes and better prepare them for their future athletic endeavors. The project’s conclusion reinforces IMG Academy’s position as a premier destination for athletes seeking to refine their skills in an elite setting.

The STC Awards is a member program designed to honor members who help to promote the association’s values and advance the synthetic turf industry.

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For more information on the STC Awards, please visit www.syntheticturfcouncil.org/awards. Nominations for the seventh Annual STC Awards will open in Q1 2024.

About AstroTurf For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has revolutionized the game. The brand offers advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems equipped with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities are choosing AstroTurf branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. For more information , visit astroturf.com About the Synthetic Turf Council (STC) The Synthetic Turf Council (STC) is a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association serving the synthetic turf industry. Its mission is to lead, educate and advocate for the synthetic turf industry. Founded in 2003, the STC assists buyers and end users with the selection, use and maintenance of synthetic turf systems in sports field, golf, municipal parks, airports, landscape and residential applications. It is a resource for current, credible, and independent research on the safety and environmental impact of synthetic turf, as well as technical guidance on the selection, installation, maintenance, and environmentally responsible disposal of synthetic turf. Membership includes builders, landscape architects, testing labs, maintenance providers, manufacturers, suppliers, installation contractors, infill material suppliers and other specialty service companies.

Vista Ridge High School, Colorado Springs, CO

Valley Forge Military College, Wayne, PA

Tyrone High School, Tyrone, PA

SportPort International, Maryland Heights, MO

Moc-Floyd Valley High School, Orange City, IA

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Synthetic Turf Council Honors AstroTurf as 2023 Award Recipient for Single Field Sports Project of the Year Dalton, GA – On October 16, 2023, the Synthetic Turf Council honored AstroTurf as the recipient of the 2023 Single Field Sports Project of the Year at the sixth Annual STC Awards Ceremony during the Annual Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration in New Orleans, Louisiana.

The STC Single Field Sports Project of the Year Award recognizes an outstanding sports project installed by an STC member company that exhibits innovation and quality reflective of the STC mission. AstroTurf is the winner for their installation for Duke University Field Hockey.

Duke University Field Hockey made history as the first collegiate team in the United States to install AstroTurf’s Poligras Tokyo GT (Green Technology) field hockey system.

This state-of-the-art turf was installed at Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium in June 2022, marking a significant milestone in eco-friendly athletic surfaces in the country.

The standout feature of the project is the blue Tokyo GT turf, specially designed for the Tokyo Olympics. It consists of 60 percent sugar cane, a sustainable crop that actively captures CO2 from the atmosphere. By incorporating this renewable material, the field saves water, conserves resources, and reduces carbon dioxide emissions.

This pioneering project by Duke University Field Hockey, in collaboration with AstroTurf, demonstrates their commitment to sustainability, innovation, and providing student-athletes with an exceptional playing surface. By introducing the first Poligras Tokyo GT field in the United States, they pave the way for the future of eco-friendly field hockey surfaces and set a shining example for other institutions and sports organizations to follow. This Tokyo GT turf was installed over a 10mm E-Layer pad to provide shock absorption and consistency throughout the field.

The STC Awards is a member program designed to honor members who help to promote the association’s values and advance the synthetic turf industry.

For more information on the STC Awards, please visit www.synthet-

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icturfcouncil.org/awards. Nominations for the seventh Annual STC Awards will open in Q1 2024.

About AstroTurf For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has revolutionized the game. The brand offers advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems equipped with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities are choosing AstroTurf branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. For more information , visit astroturf.com About the Synthetic Turf Council (STC) The Synthetic Turf Council (STC) is a 501(c)6 non-profit trade association serving the synthetic turf industry. Its mission is to lead, educate and advocate for the synthetic turf industry. Founded in 2003, the STC assists buyers and end users with the selection, use and maintenance of synthetic turf systems in sports field, golf, municipal parks, airports, landscape and residential applications. It is a resource for current, credible, and independent research on the safety and environmental impact of synthetic turf, as well as technical guidance on the selection, installation, maintenance, and environmentally responsible disposal of synthetic turf. Membership includes builders, landscape architects, testing labs, maintenance providers, manufacturers, suppliers, installation contractors, infill material suppliers and other specialty service companies.

American River College, North Highlands, CA

Burley High School, Burley, ID

Cascade Middle School, Auburn, WA

Centralia College, Centralia, WA

Taylor University, Upland, IN

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AstroTurf Elevates Marshall University’s Athletic Field with the Elite Diamond Series Baseball System AstroTurf, a trailblazer in synthetic turf technology, is thrilled to announce the installation of its distinguished Diamond Series Baseball System at Marshall University. This state-ofthe-art field blends meticulous design, innovative technology, and customized playability, showcasing our commitment to delivering unparalleled athletic experiences.

“Our partners at AstroTurf heard our plan, embraced it, and then helped us find solutions to make it happen,” said Christian Spears, Marshall University Athletic Director. “No site is perfect, and you have to have support and a willingness to change and on the fly to make it work. That is what AstroTurf did for us. Every step along the way, we had a partner, and that is what it is all about,” he said.

AstroTurf’s Diamond Series is renowned for its exceptional tailor-made approach, merging the authentic feel and playability of both grass and clay to create a superior playing surface.

Through intensive research and development, this system has been crafted to provide a home-field advantage and a natural gameplay experience, ensuring each field is as unique as the players who grace it.

The Diamond Series encompasses three distinct systems: RBI, OPS, and HR, each meticulously designed to offer control over the field’s playability while ensuring budgetary adherence.

AstroTurf is dedicated to ensuring that each system aligns seamlessly with the unique needs and preferences of coaches and players.

Our innovative technology and high-quality materials guarantee a playing field that is not only aesthetically pleasing but also exceptionally durable: Utilizing nylon in the base paths and infield, we ensure realistic sliding distances and enhance durability in high-trafficked areas.

Employing specialized fibers, variable pile heights, and tunable infill ratios, we achieve optimal playability.

The Diamond Series, available in two pile heights and utilizing legend-shaped polyethylene monofilament fibers, promises robustness, aesthetic appeal, and supreme wear resistance.

AstroTurf prioritizes a data-driven and consultative approach, providing comprehensive metrics, testing data, and thorough consultations with coaches to understand their unique field playability preferences. This dedication ensures that each field’s speed and bounce characteristics are meticulously refined to meet and exceed

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client expectations.

With more installations in Division 1 Baseball fields than all other synthetic turf companies combined, the Diamond Series stands as a testament to AstroTurf’s industry dominance and excellence in performance. Its application extends beyond baseball, gaining traction in softball and demonstrating its versatility across various sports.

With the installation at Marshall University, AstroTurf reaffirms its status as a pioneer in crafting premium, high-performing athletic fields, and underscores our dedication to advancing the quality of play for athletes at all levels.

About AstroTurf For athletes and sports enthusiasts, AstroTurf has revolutionized the game. The brand offers advanced, multi-sport, and specialized synthetic turf systems equipped with proprietary engineered technologies. A growing number of high schools, colleges, professional sports teams, and municipalities are choosing AstroTurf-branded products for their premium quality, technical superiority, and safety. For more information, visit astroturf.com.

E.D. White Thibodaux, LA

Edison Township High School, Edison, NJ

Fontana High School, Fontana, California

Gwynedd Mercy University, Gwynedd, PA

Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

Kane High School, Kane, PA

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AstroTurf launches Field Hockey Advisory Council Dalton, GA. – AstroTurf, the inventor of synthetic turf and leading innovator in the industry, is partnering with some of the top leaders in the sport of field hockey to launch the AstroTurf Field Hockey Advisory Council.

Since its debut at the 1976 Olympics at Molson Stadium in Montreal, AstroTurf has continued its long history of innovation and leadership in the sport of field hockey.

AstroTurf continues to change the sport with the introduction of Poligras Tokyo GT (Green Technology) that was used during the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.

AstroTurf is also proud to be the surface of every NCAA Division Final Four since the tournament left natural grass.

As AstroTurf continues its commitment in developing the best possible products for each sport, we felt it was important that we are getting input from those whose expectations for safety, durability, and performance are of the highest priority.

AstroTurf® has a long history of innovation and leadership in the world of field hockey. Back in 1975, it was AstroTurf ® that helped change the sport when the first International Field Hockey game was played on the company’s synthetic playing field in Montreal.

At the same time, field hockey has shaped AstroTurf®’s history. Always focused on offering athletes the best possible playing surface, it was the company’s quest to develop specialized knitting equipment and innovative manufacturing processes that have kept AstroTurf at the forefront of the industry and established its reputation as a leading provider of field hockey’s most elite surfaces.

AstroTurf® is recognized as the Official Artificial Surface Provider of both USA Field Hockey and the National Field Hockey Association and a preferred supplier for FIH. With the new field hockey field at The College of New Jersey, the company is also proud to be a part of the journey of such an incredible group of college athletes.

“We are thrilled to have such a talented and respected group of coaches on our AstroTurf Field Hockey Advisory Council,” said Melissa Twist, AstroTurf’s National Manager of Field Hockey Sales.

“Their insights and expertise will help us continue to innovate and elevate the sport of field hockey on AstroTurf surfaces across the country.”

The council will meet to discuss product expectations, challenges, and technological advancements that are coming more and more rapidly in field hockey surfacing.

The first AstroTurf Field Hockey Advisory Council features an all-star lineup of coaches from some of the top college programs in the country on numerous levels.

Pam Bustin Duke University Williams Field at Jack Katz Stadium Poligras Toyko GT (Green Technology) A two-time ACC and NFHCA South Region Coach of the Year and a member of the USA Field Hockey Hall of Fame, Pam Bustin has revitalized the Duke field hockey program in her 11 seasons in Durham, guiding the Blue Devils to a 136-80 ledger and a trip to the 2013 NCAA title game.

During her time in Durham, Bustin has overseen numerous All-America selections, All-South Region picks and All-ACC honorees.

Tara Zollinger Shippensburg University Robb Sports Complex In 2021, Zollinger (100-22) directed the Raiders to a perfect 20-0 record, resulting in Shippensburg’s fourth NCAA National Championship in school history. It marked the first time since 2010 that a team won a NCAA Division II Field Hockey Championship with an undefeated record and marked SU’s first undefeated season since 1977. The Raiders also snapped a 16-year drought with the school’s second Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Field Hockey Championship. Zollinger was named the 2021 PSAC Coach of the Year, her first PSAC Coach of the Year award, and the first time an SU coach received the award since 2011. During the 2021 season, Shippensburg led the nation in goals per game (4.95), scoring average (4.92), scoring margin (4.33), assists per game (3.30), points per game (13.20) and shutouts per game (0.60), and ranked second in penalty corners per game

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(13.40). The Raiders allowed multiple goals against in just three games, and one goal or less in the final 14 games of the season (including nine shutouts).

Missy Meharg University of Maryland Maryland Field Hockey & Lacrosse Complex AstroTurf 12 Meharg completed her 35th season at the helm of the Maryland field hockey program in 2022. Voted National Coach of the Year an unprecedented nine times, Meharg has exemplified the tradition of excellence Maryland field hockey has become known for. The program has captured 26 conference titles, been to the NCAA Semifinals 21 times and won eight National Championships. In 2021, Meharg became just the third Division I coach to reach the 600-career wins mark. As of 2022, she has compiled a career record of 624-160-9. Meharg has coached 56 All-Americans and six Olympians.

Carla Tagliente Princeton University Bedford Field AstroTurf 12 Carla Tagliente took over the Princeton University program in 2016. She has compiled a record of 65-37, including taking the Tigers to one NCAA championship game and three NCAA Final Fours. During the 2019 season that Princeton go 16-5 overall, the Tigers registered a 13game winning streak which was the program’s second longest streak ever. Princeton went on to win the Ivy League title and reach the National Championship Game for the fourth time ever.

Tagliente was honored as Ivy League Coach of the Year. Her first season with Princeton (12-8) was a magical one as the team received its first at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament in program history en route to a Final Four berth.

Dina Rizzo Princeton University, Associate Head Coach Bedford Field AstroTurf 12 Dina Rizzo is in her eighth year on the Princeton staff and third as the associate head coach.

Rizzo made her way to Princeton after spending the previous six seasons as the associate head coach at Maryland. During her time with the Terrapins, Rizzo helped the team to backto-back national championships (2010-11), four Final Four appearances, two ACC titles and two straight Big Ten regular season titles (201415). She contributed to the development of 42 National Field Hockey Coaches’ Association (NFHCA) Academic All-Americans, two Olympians,

four national team members, 23 All-Americans, 28 all-conference members and two Honda Broderick winners.

Jarred Martin Ohio State University Buckeye Varsity Field AstroTurf 12 System 90 Coach Jarred Martin has posted a record of 67-62 since taking over for the Buckeyes in 2017 and has the team positioned for success for many years to come. His 2019 squad featured one of the nation’s best offense – it was 10th in the country in goals per game (3.06 per game). After the COVID-19 pandemic moved the 2020 fall season to the spring of 2021, Martin guided the Buckeyes to wins in seven of their final nine games and a spot in the Big Ten Tournament title game for the first time in 11 years.

Martin, a native of Saratoga Springs, N.Y., retired from the U.S. Men’s National field hockey squad in 2012 after 12 seasons with the team.

Katharine DeLorenzo Middlebury College Peter Kohn Field Poligras Platinum DeLorenzo has led the Panthers to tremendous successes since arriving for the 2001 season, including an impressive 351-63 record.

In that time, the Panthers advanced to the NCAA Championship game on 10 occasions with 19-straight trips to the NCAA Tournament

(2003-22). Overall, DeLorenzo and the Panthers have won six NCAA Championships (2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2021, 2022), becoming the first program to win five-consecutive titles. During her time at Middlebury, DeLorenzo, who has a career record of 425-126-2, has coached four NFHCA National Player’s of the Year and dozens of All Americans. She also has numerous Coach of the Year honors.

Michelle Madison University of Virginia Turf Field AstroTurf 12 System 90 Head coach Michele Madison (444-273-8 career record, 21 NCAA Tournaments, 5 Final Fours), a member of the National Field Hockey Coaches Association Hall of Fame and a former assistant US National Team and Olympic coach, is in her 18th season at the helm of the Cavalier field hockey program, leading UVA to 14 NCAA Tournament berths, including national semifinals appearances in 2009, 2010 and 2019, and winning the first ACC title in program history in 2016. In 2017 after leading her squad to the regular-season conference title, she was named the ACC Field Hockey Coach of the Year, becoming just the second Virginia head coach to win the honor. Madison became just the ninth head coach in NCAA Division I history to hit the 400-win mark, hitting the milestone in 2019.

She has accumulated more wins than any other coach in Virginia program history. Madison, a former member of the NCAA National Field

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Hockey Committee, has served as a collegiate head coach for 32 years. She is the only person to take three different Division I programs (Temple, Michigan State and Virginia) to the NCAA Tournament.

Jennifer Averill Wake Forest University Kentner Stadium Poligras Platinum In 31 years as head coach at Wake Forest, Jennifer Averill owns a record of 411-224-3 as a Demon Deacon and an overall mark of 431256-6 in 32 years of coaching. She has built the Wake Forest program, almost from scratch, into a perennial national power. The ACC recognized Averill’s continual improvement with her eight ACC Coach of the Year awards, including her most recent honor after the 2022 regular season season. Averill has guided the Demon Deacons to three-straight NCAA titles in 2002-04, while finishing as the runner-up in 2006 and 2008.

The 2002 title marked the first national championship by a women’s athletic program at Wake Forest. Additionally, Averill’s squad has been selected to the national tournament 18 times during her tenure, with the most recent selection coming in 2022. In 2022, Wake Forest’s victory in the ACC Championship quarterfinals against Duke helped the squad become the first Wake Forest team since 2008 to win at least 15 matches in a season. Wake Forest finished 2022 winners of 15 of its last 19 matches, outscoring opponents 51-20 during that span.

Lyndhurst Township, NJ

Maine Field Hockey, Orono, ME

North Eugene High School, Eugene, Oregon

North Nazarene University, Nampa, ID

Northwestern University, Evanston, IL

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Penn State University, State College, PA

Santa Fe Catholic, Lakeland, Florida

Spokane Stadium, Spokane, Washington

University of Delaware Frazier Field

Wake Forest Field Hockey

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Hartland High School, Hartland, Michigan

Hobart High School, Hobard, IN

Homer Sharp, Covington, Georgia

University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

Iowa Central Community College, Fort Dodge, IA Calvin University

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Los Angeles Galaxy Training Facility

Kansas University Crossing, Lawrenceville, KS

Joplin High School, Joplin, Missouri

JW North High School, Riverside, CA

University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA

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La Salle High School, Pasadena, CA

Laney High School, Augusta, Georgia

Lawndale High School, Lawndale, California

Ludington High School, Luddington, MI

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Liberty University, Lynchburgh, VA

Gahana Lincoln High School, Gahana, Ohio

Lincoln Christian High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma

Lincoln Prep, Lake Charles, LA

Lubbock ISD, Lubbock, Texas

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Manatee High School, Bradenton, Florida

Morgan High School, McDonnelsville, Ohio

Melissa Kenny Deel Stadium, Melissa, Texas

Mid-Buchannon High School, Faucett, MO

Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

Monterey Bay FC, Monterey, CA

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Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia

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North Point Christian School, Grand Rapids, Michigan

Northern Illinois University, Dekalb, IL

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North Oldham High School, Goshen, Kentucky

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Washington & Lee University, Lexington City, VA

Norristown High School, Norristown, PA

Oak Mountain High School, Birmingham, Alabama

Mountain Brook Junior High, Birmingham, Alabama

Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

Monterey Softball

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Paragon Star Sports Complex, Lee’s Summit, MO

Rancho Verde High School, Moreno Valley, CA

St. Paul VI High School, Cantilly, VA

Princeton University, Princeton, NJ

Robertson Park, Livermore, California

College of Saint Rose, Albany, NY

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Saugatuck High School, Saugatuck, MI

Tecumseh High School, Tecumseh, Michigan

Springfield High School, New Middleton, Ohio

Summit High School, Fontana, California

St. Anthony’s High School, Long Beach, California

Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA

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Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas

University of Conneticut, Storrs, CT

Tower Hill School, Wilmington, DE

TC West High School, Traveerse City, MI

USAFH Training, Charlotte, North Carolina

Virginia Beach Training Center, Virginia Beach, VA

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Univeristy of Virginia, Richmond, VA

Valor Christian High School, Highlands Ranch, CO

Venice High School, Venice, FL

University of Vermont, Burlington, VT

Veterans Park, St. Augustine, Florida

Virginia Gardens, Florida

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WC Eagles Field Hockey, Spring City, PA

Willow Canyon High School, Surprise, AZ

Wheeling Park, West Virginia

Wynne High School, Wynne, Arkansas

Whitley High School, Williamsburg, KY

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Alisal High School, Salinas, California

Edison High School, Edison, New Jersey

Freeman High School, Rockford, Washington

Folsom Lake College, Folsom, CA

Greene Township, Chambersburgh, PA

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Discovery High School, Georgia

Hartland High School, Hartland, Michigan

Laney High School, Georgia

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Cristo Rey St. Martin College Prep, Waukegan, IL

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Morristown High School, Morristown, PA

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