The American Sports Builders Association, a non-profit trade association comprised of builders, designers and suppliers for sports facilities, exists to promote the highest standards of design, construction and maintenance.
ASBA
Chairman
Randy Resley
ASBA Executive Director
Fred Stringfellow, CAE | fred@stringfellowgroup.net
Editor
Mary Helen Sprecher | maryhelen@sportsbuilders.org
ASBA Awards: More Ways to Win! RacquetX: The Recap
ASBA Working on New Padel Manual
INDUSTRY VIEWS
An Interview with Todd Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA)
MEETING NEWS
Winter Meeting Recap: 2025 at Sunseeker Resort, Charlotte Harbor, Florida
FEATURE
USTA Grant Program Expected to Boost Construction of Courts SFIA Topline Report Has Good News for Sports Facility Construction Industry Results of Coach & AD Survey Provides Insights on Facility Improvement
ASBA took a break from the winter in February for our annual Winter Meeting, this year in Charlotte Harbor, Florida. Much progress was made on the content for the Technical Meeting which will be held in San Antonio, Texas this year in early December. A big “thank you” to each attendee who volunteered their time to come to Florida and to contribute to the programs and content that
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we’re building at ASBA for the benefit of the entire industry. Mark your calendars and start planning for next year’s Winter Meeting, February 20-22, 2026 as we’ll be returning to Costa Rica!
We continue to expand our presence and participation among partner organizations and events, to gain exposure for ASBA and its members. In March we exhibited at RacquetX in Miami; and hosted a member panel to discuss trends in designing and building racquet sports facilities. In April, we attended NWFA’s Wood Flooring Expo in Charlotte to build and strengthen our presence in the Indoor Sports Surfaces space. These are valuable touchpoints that give our members increased exposure, and open doors to future collaborations with partners in parallel universes.
Randy Resley
ASBA’s facility awards program opened up in late March. We’ve made some enhancements to the awards submission portal which should make the entry process easier than ever. Take advantage of this opportunity for recognition of the great work we do as builders and designers. Mark our deadline, June 9th, on your calendars and make this the year to submit your entries to the ASBA Awards program!
Here’s to a busy Spring/Summer season for all of us! Build it Right! ★
Sincerely,
Randy Resley
HEADLINE NEWS
ASBA Awards: More Ways to Win!
Mary Helen Sprecher
Did you know there are more ways than ever to win with the ASBA’s awards program? Here they are.
New Awards Category!
ASBA is now offering a new awards category: Tennis & Pickleball Facilities. This comes on the heels of popular demand as more facilities are becoming racquet and paddle sport centers, with courts for various sports included.
To find the new category, go to the ASBA website (sportsbuilders. org) and using the blue toolbar at the top of the page, mouse over to “Programs.” A drop-down menu will include “Awards.” Click on “Facility Awards.” Under “Distinguished Facility Award Categories,” you will see the new category, which is listed under the heading of “Tennis.”
Don’t forget: Application deadline is June 9, 2025, at 11:59 pm Eastern!
Get Certification Points!
In 2023, ASBA introduced a new rule: For any project submitted that is honored in the category appropriate to his or her certification, the certified builder can obtain up to three points in one year – and six points over the course of three years. In other words, each winning project makes the certified builder eligible for one point, with a maximum of three points each year.
That rule is still in effect, so look at it as a win/win: A way of getting extra recognition for a project you worked on, and certification points to boot!
Market Your Business!
It’s no secret that a win in ASBA’s Distinguished Facility Awards program is a big win for marketing your business. Being able to tell prospective clients that your project was honored makes YOU look good. For extra mileage, mention your win on your company’s website and on social media.
Facilities are Starting to Specify ASBA Certificates of Distinction in Their Bids. Are You Prepared?
Designed to recognize those ASBA Supplier Division Member Companies that understand the standards of design, construction and maintenance of sports facilities and gives a distinction to those companies that contribute to and share in the betterment of ASBA and the industry.
Designed to recognize individual members of ASBA’s Professional Division who demonstrate commitment and dedication to the tennis, track, fields and indoor facility construction industry through involvement with ASBA and related organizations and the completion of built projects.
Learn more about the requirements and join the distinguished list of Supplier and Professional Certificate of Distinction holders: www.sportsbuilders.org/page/certificateofdistinction
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Note: The awards process hinges on the fine details of projects. For this reason, ASBA strongly encourages member companies to carefully review all the information on the Facility Awards, including official rules, categories, application and judging process, and costs/deadlines prior to submitting an application.
Distinguished Facility award winners in all facility categories are notified of their status in late summer. Announcement of the Facility of the Year winners are made during this year’s ASBA Technical Meeting, to be held in San Antonio from December 2-5.
In order to qualify for entry, a company must be an ASBA member in good standing. Projects submitted must have been completed within the current year or within the previous two calendar years (ending Dec. 31 prior to the application deadline).
Want to get started? Go to sportsbuilders.org/facilityawards
Don’t wait! The application deadline is closer than you think: June 9, 2025, at 11:59 pm Eastern. ★
RacquetX: The Recap
Mary Helen Sprecher
When RacquetX, a festival of racquet sports facilities, landed in Miami in March, it made a big statement: Court sports are here to stay. Whether those sports are played indoors or outdoors, in singles or in doubles, business is big, booming and brilliant.
And since the three-day event was co-located with the Miami Open and included some up-and-comers like padel and pickleball, the event encouraged attendees to embrace all sports, including those on the horizon.
ASBA had a booth on the show floor, and also hosted a panel on “Design and Build: What Goes Into Creating the New Wave of Racquet Sports Facilities.” And with ASBA’s new Tennis and Pickleball Facilities category in its awards program, the time was right for the topic of facilities that included a number of different sports under one umbrella. (For more information on this awards category, see the article on page 6).
Expect to see ASBA at a future RacquetX; details will be carried in this magazine as soon as they are available. ★
ASBA Working on New Padel Manual
One of the sports that received a lot of attention at RacquetX was padel, the court sport that is making serious inroads into the American club market. Accordingly, ASBA is working on a new publication, Padel Courts: Construction, Installation & Maintenance Manual.
Like other construction publications by the Association, the padel manual leverages industry expertise from members and governing
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bodies to cover topics such as facility design, construction, maintenance and repair. The publication will go to print soon and is expected to be available in summer of 2025.
Advertising is still being accepted for this publication, so if you would like your company to be featured, please email kristin@sportsbuilders.org. ★
INDUSTRY VIEWS
An Interview with Todd Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of Sports & Fitness Industry Association (SFIA)
Industry Views is a regular column in Build It Right, featuring an interview with an industry partner whose work is helping to drive evolution. Have a suggestion for someone to interview? E-mail our editor at maryhelen@sportsbuilders.org
Back in October, SFIA announced the appointment of Todd Smith as President and Chief Executive Officer. Smith succeeded longtime President/CEO, Tom Cove, who retired from the post.
Smith, who most recently served as the Senior Vice President at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, has a strong background in sports and fitness industry. He served as a Director of Global Partnerships for AEG, a global leader in the sports and entertainment industry and has worked with the NBA’s Sacramento Kings, NHL’s LA Kings and MLS’s LA Galaxy as a leader in sponsorship sales, marketing and fan engagement. He holds a master’s degree in sports management from LSU and a bachelor’s degree from UCLA.
ASBA sat down with Todd to discuss his goals for and experiences so far with SFIA.
American Sports Builders Association: You have been in the position for several months now; are you settling in?
Todd Smith: I certainly by no means have it all figured out but I am really enjoying being here.
American Sports Builders Association: What is a chief concern among SFIA members?
Todd Smith: Tariffs, definitely; everyone is concerned about tariffs.
American Sports Builders Association: Shifting to the sports side, what is really growing?
Todd Smith: Certainly, there is an influx of demand for pickleball courts. There are a lot of new players and they are looking for courts.
American Sports Builders Association: Are you hearing about padel as well?
Todd Smith: I think padel is incredibly unique. The signs say it is growing but it presents a challenge in terms of facilities and we all know that the growth of any sport is directly connected to having the facilities available for players. If you are going to repurpose a warehouse, for example, you need to make sure you are working with a facility that has the proper height over court that will be necessary for play.
American Sports Builders Association: What other sports do you see as growth opportunities?
Todd Smith: We have the FIFA World Cup coming up so there is going to be heightened interest, and rightfully so, about soccer. It really presents an amazing opportunity for the sport. One of the hurdles to growth in communities has been that there are not enough fields for everyone to play on; USA Soccer and many other groups are going to be focused on building more fields using the earnings from the World Cup.
At the same times, the Olympics will be coming to the U.S. and we always see what is called the Olympic Bounce afterwards, where more folks get engaged in sports as a result. There will be some new sports there as well, such as cricket and flag football; flag football is one that has taken the country by storm, particularly at the high school level. We saw in 2024 that all team participation sports across the youth market have increased.
American Sports Builders Association: What do you think is the biggest threat to keeping youth engaged in sports?
Todd Smith: As an individual, you can only do one thing at a time and now, there are many more choices for how to spend your time. Years ago, sports and fitness were not competing with apps, mobile devices and video games for attention. The good news is there are still things that kids can do as a team, like esports and robotics, even fishing. It would be easy to get isolated but people seem to like connecting with others.
American Sports Builders Association: What are you most looking forward to?
Todd Smith: As we look at the country over the next 10 years, we see that from 2025 to 2034, the U.S. will play host to a historic lineup, including the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and world championships in soccer, rugby and baseball. It will be the most opportune time in our country, certainly in my lifetime, to rally the USA around what sports can bring, not just fitness but self-confidence and all the other amazing benefits.
We’re never going to have this chance again and no matter what, we will never be able to replicate the excitement of this. We want to bottle up the energy and sustain it. SFIA has created a campaign called 2034WARD, to drive industry growth, expand participation and inspire a new generation of athletes and fitness enthusiasts during what is shaping up to be an unprecedented decade for our country. ★
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MEETING NEWS
Winter Meeting Recap: 2025 at Sunseeker Resort, Charlotte Harbor, Florida
ASBA’s Annual Winter Meeting drew industry professionals to the stunning Gulf Coast destination.
The 2025 ASBA Winter Meeting took place at the newly opened Sunseeker Resort in Charlotte Harbor, Florida, from February 21-23. Situated on the Gulf Coast, this premier waterfront resort offered attendees a perfect combination of association work, networking opportunities and leisure activities.
The Winter Meeting kicked off with a welcome reception and dinner on Friday evening with spectacular sunset views over the water. On Saturday morning attendees met with their fellow Division members (Courts, Fields, Tracks and Indoor Sports Surfaces) to review feedback from the 2024 Technical Meeting Sessions and plan for the 2025 Technical Meeting sessions including identifying speakers and session champions.
After some free time to enjoy the resort’s many amenities and the local area, attendees were treated to a cocktail reception on the lawn overlooking the water – new this year! Sunday morning attendees continued to work on Technical Meeting sessions and other Division business and projects before adjourning to enjoy the rest of the afternoon with colleagues and friends.
The 2025 Winter Meeting at Sunseeker Resort Charlotte Harbor successfully balanced professional growth with relaxation. Save the dates for the 2026 Winter Meeting: February 20-22 at the Los Suenos Marriott in Costa Rica. ★
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USTA Grant Program Expected to Boost Construction of Courts
Mary Helen Sprecher
Key to the USTA’s goal of reaching 35 million tennis players in the U.S. by the year 2035 is ensuring there are enough courts and facilities for people of all abilities to use.
Ultimately, it is funding that makes the difference between projects that make it to construction and those that languish on the drawing board. That is where the USTA’s Tennis Venue Services (TVS) department comes in. The program provides grants for facility upgrades or new construction, as well as offering support in other areas.
In 2024, TVS celebrated two decades of working to bring new facilities and courts online and renovating and updating existing facilities to keep them playable. Since 2005, the USTA’s TVS grant program has awarded more than $19 million in TVS grants, including $1.2 million in 2024 that impacted more than 500 courts in more than 60 communities. (In fact, since 2020 alone, TVS grants to 241 projects across the country have impacted nearly 2,000 tennis courts.)
Last year, TVS issued about $1.8 million in grants for tennis infrastructure. For
2025, that grant amount available has been increased to $10 million, creating increased opportunities for those who need facilities – and for builders who can serve them.
The TVS grant application process also has been streamlined, making it easier to apply for funding, the USTA’s Todd Carlson adds, while also making it faster for approved projects to receive funds. TVS grants fall into three categories, from basic facility improvements (Category I), to resurfacing of existing facilities, adding or replacing lighting, fencing, etc. (Category II), to new construction and reconstruction (Category III).
For each approved project, grant funding is capped at $60,000. And Carlson notes that USTA is more than willing to talk through any questions.
“We’re always ready to jump on a call with someone. We want to help them prioritize tennis.”
Information on the Tennis Venue Services is available at usta.com/facilities.
TVS grant recipients receive start-to-finish project management assistance from the
USTA’s TVS team, including complimentary services, such as:
• Technical Services, including facility assessments; help with renovation plans; reviews of bids and construction documents, suggestions for cost-saving measures, etc.
• Business Services, such as help connecting public and private developers, financial recommendations, identifying potential partners and funding sources, as well as assistance with business plans.
• Advocacy Services, including providing tools, research and data to help support local tennis projects.
• Facility Management Support and Digital Tools, to help oversee court bookings, promote the business and more.
Note: Facilities must be open to the public to qualify for TVS grant funding.
USTA TVS grants and services extend only to tennis facilities. For facilities that will serve multiple sports, such as tennis and pickleball, tennis and padel, etc., USTA will prorate its support to cover only the tennis portion of the facilities. ★
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SFIA Topline Report Has Good News for Sports Facility Construction Industry
Mary Helen Sprecher
With more Americans active than ever before, and with participation numbers higher than even 2019, the road ahead is looking good for ASBA’s members.
That’s the takeaway from the Sports & Fitness Industry Association’s Topline Participation Report: Sports, Fitness and Leisure Activities. The report is available for purchase on the SFIA website.
Here is a synopsis of some of those findings:
Sports Televised in the Olympics Saw Significant Growth
Sports featured in the 2024 Paris Olympics, such as basketball, gymnastics, swimming, track & field, skateboarding, volleyball and wrestling, experienced significant participation increases.
More players will drive a need for more
programs, such as leagues, camps and tournaments. Those events, in turn, will need places to be held. ASBA members can expect increased demand on existing facilities, which could lead to more upgrades – and to the construction of other facilities.
Looking down the road, the Los Angeles Games in 2028 will include showcase sports like lacrosse and cricket, as well as flag football, meaning we can expect a repeat of this phenomenon.
Racquet Sports Are Booming
Racquet sports continued their recent unprecedented growth, much of which started in COVID when people came out to play tennis and pickleball in record numbers. (In fact, for the fourth consecutive year, pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in the U.S)
In 2024, 19.8 million Americans participated in pickleball, a 45.8% increase from the 2023 figure and an incredible 311% increase from three years ago. Five of the seven racquet sports that SFIA tracks increased their total participation numbers, with the second-largest growth in tennis (8%).
The USTA has long promoted the establishment of separate facilities for tennis and pickleball. Between that, and its increased funding for grants for court construction and repair (see elsewhere in this magazine), it is reasonable to expect a nationwide need for new and better facilities.
Growth in Other Sports Likely to Create a Need for Facilities
The SFIA report notes that team sports have continued to grow in participation numbers, and that growth will drive facility
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owners to take a hard look at what they have, and to upgrade those facilities or build more, depending upon the sport.
The report shows that basketball, football (flag), football (tackle), football (7-on-7),
showing participation increases. Notable increases were seen in aquatic exercise, boot camp-style training, cardio kickboxing, cross-training style workouts, barre, Pilates training, tai chi and yoga. Treadmill participation exceeded pre-pandemic
While it might be easy for ASBA members to ask, “What’s in it for me?” when it comes to outdoor activities, it is essential to remember that people will train for these activities indoors, bolstering the numbers of those hitting the gym.
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Results of Coach & AD Survey Provide Insights on Facility Improvement Plans
Mary Helen Sprecher
Recently, ASBA worked with Coach & Athletic Director Magazine to gather information from school sports personnel on their plans for building or improving athletic facilities. While all Association members received information on the results of the survey, here are a few quick insights.
New sports being instituted included the following:
Indoor Sports:
• Girls’ or Women’s Wrestling
• Table Tennis
• Esports
• Basketball
Outdoor Sports:
• Girls’ or Women’s Flag Football
• Ultimate
• Lacrosse (both genders)
• Soccer
Priorities for upgrades and construction were expressed across a wide range of dates and facilities; however, two priorities emerged: Equipment (with 61 percent of respondents saying they would be purchasing within one to two years) and Lighting (with 50 percent of respondents noting they planned to upgrade their current systems across a number of years).
Additionally, the survey identifies the individuals who play a role in the planning process and highlights the top challenges schools face. The responses received were insightful and informative and will be valuable to members who want to develop strategies to address the challenges and opportunities in the athletic facility improvement space. ★
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DIVISION REPORTS
At the most recent ASBA Winter Meeting, each Membership Division had an opportunity to meet and to discuss relevant issues. Here are some talking points from those meetings.
COURTS DIVISION
Todd Dettor, Courts Division President, led the meeting with approximately 40 Division representatives present. The representatives discussed potential session topics for the 2025 Technical Meeting.
USTA’s Todd Carlson reported on the changes to USTA’s grant program. The organization has increased its budget for facility grants from $1.2 million to $10 million for 2025 and streamlined the application process.
The Division discussed challenges in working with concrete; one problem is that coatings will peel from the surface prematurely, allegedly due to new additives in concrete mixes. It was suggested that ASBA should draft a position paper explaining the prevalence of this situation. The Tennis Technical Committee will be asked to collaborate on a draft paper.
Staff discussed the courts video project being considered that would provide USTA with a resource to help identify the severity of repair needs on outside courts. ASBA has tried to collect video footage from members to serve as the base for such a video. Staff will resend the link for footage. It was agreed that this could be integrated with a session on “Resurface vs. Reconstruction.”
The use of real-time survey tools/text services in the session to solicit questions and feedback for presenters was discussed; ASBA staff will research this. ★
FIELDS DIVISION
Allen Verdin, CFB, Fields Division President, started the meeting with 28 Division members present. Verdin cited that as of the meeting date, the fields division had 82 Certified Builders.
Verdin provided updates on the SFMA meeting in Jan of 2025. He then opened the floor for discussion about the 2026 ASBA presentation and solicited topics from the group.
Requested during the meeting were topics needed for the governing bodies who would be meeting in May (NCAA, NFHS and World Athletics).
The ASBA Fields Academy update was given and a summary of last year and this year’s numbers were discussed. Committee updates included the fact that the Fields Division has new representation on the following committees:
• CFB Committee: Daniel Benner, CFB-S
• Awards Committee: Ross Rettler
• The ASBA Academy Continues to seek a new member from the Fields Division
• Fields Manual Task Force: To be chaired by Chris Franks, CFB
• No changes to the ASTM Advisory Council and Fields Technical Advisory Council
The meeting then moved on to the task of reviewing the information and survey results from the 2024 ASBA Fields sessions at the Technical Meeting. The group identified sessions the survey respondents had asked for, as well as other sessions that the group recommended. After all session ideas were recorded, the group then narrowed down the sessions to their top seven and identified session Champions and potential speakers. ★
TRACK DIVISION
Track Division President Jordan Fisher, CTB led the meeting with approximately 23 Division representatives present.
Fisher shared a list of topic ideas collected from the 2024 Technical Meeting and other sources. Attendees discussed each one as well as new ideas presented during the meeting. The group then narrowed the topics to seven sessions along with an alternative, if needed, and identified Session Champions and speakers.
John Nelson collected feedback from attendees regarding the ASBA Academy curriculum and interest in more advanced curriculum in the future.
Attendees of the Track Division meeting also discussed possible future virtual offerings of a CTB University session and/or Awards application best practices. ★
INDOOR SPORTS SURFACES DIVISION
Jay Henley, Indoor Sports Surfaces Division President, led the session. William Thornton gave a brief update on ASTM and on MFMA.
Because the Indoor Sports Surfaces Division interacts with a number of other industry groups, Larry Wade volunteered to send a list of affiliate organizations that ASBA might consider for complimentary invitations to the 2025 Technical Meeting.
To enhance engagement with other companies in the indoor surfacing market and involvement in ASBA’s awards program, it was suggested that ASBA send out an e-blast to those who might be interested.
The Division suggested that ASBA have an ISS Division present to provide representation at the NCAA meeting.
It was suggested the ISS have a one day training course before the Technical Meeting at a local facility that needs minor flooring repairs.
The following Indoor Sports Surfaces Workshops were discussed:
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• Gym Floor School: September 29 - October 2, 2025 (Sanding); October 6 - October 9, 2025 (Paint & Finish), in Billings, Montana
Henley went over all the ISS-related sessions from 2024 and noted feedback from Division members.
The group selected the 2025 sessions, as well as speakers and Session Champions. ★
WHERE IN THE WORLD IS ASBA?
As part of our continuing effort to promote ASBA as an industry resource in sports construction issues, ASBA has had/will have a presence at the following events.
MARCH - RacquetX
ASBA participated at RacquetX in Miami, Florida, March 22-24, a festival for operators of racquet sports facilities being held concurrently with the Miami Open Tennis Tournament. Please see the article on page 7 of this magazine for full details.
APRIL - NWFA Expo
ASBA participated in the NWFA Expo (National Wood Flooring Association) in Charlotte, North Carolina from April 15 through 17.
MAY - Track/Fields Meetings with NCAA & Governing Bodies
ASBA’s Track and Fields Divisions, led by Jordan Fisher, Kristoff Eldridge, Ryan Auer, Kirk Grego, Mark Heinlein, Jim Catella, Megan Buczynski and Director of Education Kaylee Derby met with representatives of NCAA, NFHS, NIAAA and USAT&F in Indianapolis on May 13th in Indianapolis, Indiana. This annual track & field event is intended to strengthen communications between ASBA’s builder and designer members, as well as with the organizations who set the rules for our sports. It is also a time to review any rules changes being considered by those organizations.
JULY - Board Meeting & Awards Judging
The ASBA Board of Directors, awards judges and the ASBA staff will meet in Nashville, Tennessee on July 29 and 30 for the annual summer Board meeting and awards judging.
SEPTEMBER - National Recreation & Parks Association
ASBA will have a presence as an exhibitor at this year’s NRPA Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida, September 16 through 18. If you’re planning to be at NRPA, stop by ASBA’s Booth to say hello. Booth info will be distributed prior to the event.
OCTOBER - FSB
The International Trade Fair for Sport, Leisure Facilities (FSB) will be held in Cologne, Germany from October 28 through 31. ASBA will be a proud exhibitor at this event. Planning to travel to Germany? Please stop by our booth!
DECEMBER - ASBA Technical Meeting
ASBA’s members, leadership and staff will gather at the Grand Hyatt in San Antonio, Texas for ASBA’s Technical Meeting and Tradeshow from December 2 through 5. Please note the weekday pattern of this year’s meeting. ★
ASBA IN PRINT
ASBA is Making Headlines. You Can Be Quoted!
Authoring technical articles is one of the ways ASBA positions its members as sources of information in the sports facility construction industry. The following articles have been printed recently, using quotes from our members:
• “Tracking Trends: The Evolution of Track and Field Facilities,” SportsField Management, February 2025
• “Considerations for Natural Grass and Turf Surfaces,” Coach & Athletic Director, January 2025
• “Tangled Web: You’ve Got Courts, You’ve Got Questions…Just Don’t Rely on the Internet for Answers. Go Right to the Experts,” Racquet Sports Industry Magazine, February 2025.
• “Serving Up Success,” (FAQs on Pickleball Court Construction), Common Ground (Community Associations Institute), January/February 2025
• “On the Surface: Considerations for Natural Grass and Turf Surfaces,” Coach & Athletic Director, January/ February 2025
Want to be quoted in upcoming articles? Email our editor, Mary Helen Sprecher, at maryhelen@sportsbuilders.org. Please be sure to specify if you have any particular areas of interest.
Upcoming Articles
The following articles are on ASBA’s calendar this year. Would you like to provide some input on them? If so, please email our editor, Mary Helen Sprecher, at maryhelen@sportsbuilders.org.
Wrestling Facilities: DEADLINE JULY 1 - With the NCAA approving women’s wrestling as a championship sport, there is expected to be an uptick in demand for facilities and equipment. We are interested in finding out, among other things:
• What questions facility owners (high schools, colleges, etc.) should be asking of prospective builders
• What people should be aware of (lead time for projects, etc.)
Sustainability in Sports Facilities: DEADLINE JULY 1 - What can facility owners and managers do, either when making renovations or building from the ground up – or even in day to day operations of existing buildings, to promote eco-friendliness? Suggestions might include remarks on the latest trends in sustainable facility upgrades (i.e., energy efficiency, water-saving systems, use of recycled materials, etc.)
Sports Facility Construction/Renovation on a Shoestring Budget: DEADLINE AUGUST 1 - Not everyone has an Olympic-level budget. What are some cost-saving measures that can be taken? Do you have any case studies that could act as examples?
Don’t forget to shoot Mary Helen Sprecher (maryhelen@sportsbuilders.org) an email to let her know you are interested in any (or all) of these articles, so that you may be sent a full list of questions. ★
PLAYING BY THE RULES
ASBA periodically recounts rule changes that may affect the way facilities are constructed, marked or appointed (including equipment that is either experimental, recommended or mandatory.)
Rule changes affecting athletes (uniforms, sportsmanship, transfer, NIL issues, etc.) or the game itself (what constitutes a foul, etc.) are not covered here.
Information presented here is only reviewed briefly; full information can be gained through the governing bodies mentioned.
NFHS: Flag Football Rules Expected This Month
The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) Flag Football Rules Committee met earlier this year in Indianapolis to develop the first national rules for high school flag football. The 2025-26 NFHS Flag Football Rules Book will be available in print and digital form in early May 2025 and will provide rules guidance for the nation’s fastest-growing emerging high school sport.
ASBA will carry information once rules are released; however, those who wish to be notified immediately should follow the NFHS at www.nfhs.org.
NCAA: 2025 and 2026
NCAA Men’s and Women’s Track and Field/Cross Country Major Rules Changes
The following rules changes were approved by the NCAA Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Rules Committee, and the Playing Rules Oversight Panel. These rule changes were effective December 1, 2024, for the 2025 and 2026 seasons. One will be effective December 1, 2026, and another will be effective August 1, 2027 for the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
Calibration of Measuring Devices, 3-9, 11-12:
Effective December 1, 2026: For indoor and outdoor track and field, to require all equipment used for timing, weighing and measuring implements and performance be certified for accuracy by an appropriate testing agency.
Rationale: To improve the accuracy and operations of the measuring equipment utilized in the conducting of a track and field meet.
Calibration of Measuring Devices, 19-2: Effective August 1, 2027: For cross country, to require all equipment used for timing be certified for accuracy by an appropriate testing agency and recalibrate for accuracy in accordance with methods specified by the manufacturer.
• Equipment Named: Timing camera equipment (every four years)
Rationale: To improve the accuracy and operations of the timing equipment utilized in the conducting of a cross country meet. ★
TRENDING TOPICS
ASBA keeps an eye on subjects that are getting attention and that may affect those at the sports facility level. Here are a few of those.
Rugby Experiencing a Growth Spurt
With the 2031 Men’s Rugby World Cup and the 2033 Women’s Rugby World Cup (both being held in the USA) on the horizon, rugby is seeing an uptick of interest. According to USA Rugby, more than 100,000 of the organization’s members play in over 2,500 clubs nationwide, with college and high school-age players comprising nearly half of the community.
At the NCAA level, rugby is an Emerging Sport for Women and the sport is now contested in the Olympics. In November of this coming year, Ireland’s national team will take on the New Zealand All Blacks at Soldier Field in Chicago. This is actually a rematch; the last time the two teams faced off in Chicago, Ireland pulled off an upset. It’s also one of the buzziest games of the year and is shaping up to be incredibly lucrative for Chicago; the average ticket price is $400.
Cities Adding International Sports Venues
In Portland, Oregon, a community park has added the city’s first court for chinlone, a traditional sport of Myanmar. In Middlesex, New Jersey, a park overhaul will include a brand-new cricket field. In Everett, Washington, korfball has been showcased to curious crowds.
These are all examples of international sports venues that are being added, generally at the municipal level, in response to demographic shifts. It has been noted that these facilities allow immigrants to connect with one another and to establish friendships and business relationships, particularly while adapting to life in the U.S.
The NRPA, in a Parks Inclusion Report, noted, that park and rec agencies in urban locales were more likely to offer programing and activities geared to multicultural, racial or ethnic communities, as well as others.
TRF’s Summer Program, Camp Build, Coming to Virginia
San Jose, California-based nonprofit The Rosendin Foundation recently announced the return of its TRF Camp Build, a free summer camp designed to introduce middle school students to construction careers.
This year, the weeklong day camp will be located in Sterling, Virginia and will be open for students in sixth to eighth grades during the week of July 14. While at the camp, students will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on activities led by skilled trade professionals, with sessions in personal safety training, wiring lamps, concrete pouring, pipe bending, rebar shoring and other aspects of construction.
Women’s Wrestling Now an NCAA Championship
Sport
Indoor sports facilities at the high school and college level may soon need more space and equipment to accommodate new wrestling programs.
At its most recent annual convention, the NCAA added women’s wrestling as its 91st championship sport. The first NCAA Women’s Wrestling Championship is expected to be held in winter of 2026.
Women’s wrestling is poised for explosive growth, and its championship status is expected to lead to even more participation at the high school level. According to the 2023-2024 NFHS High School Athletics Participation Survey, participation on girls’ wrestling teams has continued to rise, with 64,257 participants last year – an increase of 102 percent from the 31,654 in 2021-22. ★
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AFP Group Unveils Latest Technology at RacquetX
AFP Group, a global leader in padel and a rising force in pickleball, unveiled its latest adidas designs at RacquetX 2025 in Miami. As the official global licensee of adidas, AFP Group is committed to advancing racquet sports in the USA, a key growth market in 2025.
A major highlight was the adidas 165 MPH, a state-of-the-art outdoor padel court built for extreme weather, ensuring unmatched durability and performance. Officially introduced at the ASBA Technical Meeting, this panoramic, 165 mph wind-resistant court is designed to meet U.S. standards.
adidas also showcased its latest padel racquets and pickleball paddles, featuring cutting-edge materials and engineered for power, control and spin. Reinforcing its commitment, adidas has partnered with world No. 1 Federico Staksrud.
The official launch was held Sunday, March 23, at 10:45 AM in the Innovation Theater at the Miami Beach Convention Center.
As the manufacturer of Pro Padel League courts and with over 130 padel courts installed across the U.S., AFP Group continues to shape the future of racquet sports with top-tier equipment and infrastructure. ★
sports innovation, drawing interest from NBA teams, NCAA programs and sports professionals. The facility showcases how advanced flooring technology can transform training, recovery and competition across multiple sports, including basketball, volleyball, tennis and soccer.
NBA teams are utilizing the lab for practice sessions, pre-game shoot-arounds and coaching meetings. NCAA teams and conference commissioners are also exploring the lab’s potential to enhance athletic performance and boost revenue through improved fan engagement and dynamic experiences.
The ASB GlassFloor technology offers unmatched multifunctionality, enhanced safety, durability, advanced training capabilities and dynamic visual displays. For sports facility designers and builders, it presents opportunities to create innovative, multi-functional spaces that can adapt to various sports and events. By enhancing training methodologies, improving athlete performance and creating dynamic fan experiences, this flooring system is poised to shape the future of sports infrastructure. ★
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America and Court Kings takes viewers straight into the action as expert builders craft the world’s best pickleball courts, whether transforming existing spaces or starting from scratch. Each episode is packed with high-stakes challenges, creative problem-solving and the inevitable chaos, disagreements and fiery debates that come with the job.
From selecting the perfect design to navigating unexpected obstacles, Court Kings captures the passion, precision and drama behind the sport’s rapid rise. Whether you’re a pickleball enthusiast or just love a good renovation showdown, this series delivers nonstop excitement and insider knowledge.
By watching Court Kings on YouTube, viewers can witness ordinary spaces turning into championship-worthy pickleball courts.
Follow Court Kings on social, including YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and LinkedIn. ★
The ASB GlassFloor Athletes Lab Experience Revolutionizing Facilities
The ASB GlassFloor Athletes Lab in Orlando, Florida is serving as a space for
Custom Pickleball
Get ready for the ultimate behind-thescenes look at pickleball court construction as ASBA member Custom Pickleball Courts debuts Court Kings, the exciting new reality series on YouTube.
Douglas Sports Announces Expansion of Manufacturing, Office Space
Douglas Industries Inc. has finalized a 20,000-square-foot expansion of its office and warehouse, designed to support rapid growth and enhance customer service. The project, completed in February 2025, includes 2,700 square feet of modern office space, fostering collaboration with
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new meeting rooms, workspaces and updated amenities.
The warehouse expansion adds 17,300 square feet, increasing storage and distribution capacity. New loading docks, racking systems and expanded manufacturing space for custom orders streamline logistics and production.
“The new expansion has allowed us to increase our manufacturing capacity and capabilities to keep up with the increasing demand for our products,” said Chris Rickerl, Executive VP of Operations.
Douglas partnered with Quad City Construction Services, Ihrig Works and Advanced Business Systems for the project.
Founded in 1967, Douglas Industries is a leading American manufacturer of sports equipment and custom fabricator, supplying high-quality products to facilities nationwide and globally. They are recognized for innovative products, superior workmanship and exceptional service. The expansion ensures Douglas Industries can continue to meet the demands of its growing customer base and maintain its position as a leader in the sports equipment industry. ★
covered seating areas and fencing between each court.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony drew more than 300 attendees, including city officials and representatives from Dunedin’s Parks and Recreation department.
A city representative noted, “This exciting addition provides a great opportunity for all skill levels to play, socialize and enjoy the sport.” ★
GEZOLAN Appoints Michael Karpe as New CEO
well-positioned to navigate future challenges and continue its positive growth. ★
HNP Landscape Architecture Heads Up Redevelopment of 11 City of Hoover Fields
The City of Hoover and Hoover City Schools worked with HNP to enhance 11 local ballfields. HNP and Lathan Architects led the $9 million effort to upgrade fields at Shades Mountain Park, Spain Park High School, Spain Park Sports Complex, Hoover Sports Park Central, Hoover East Sports Complex and Hoover High School.
Michael Karpe has taken over as the new CEO of GEZOLAN, effective January 1, 2025. He succeeds Josep Roger, who retired after 25 successful years with GEZOLAN and the KRAIBURG Group. This staff-wise transition ensures continuity in management, as Michael Karpe has been with the company since 2017 and part of the management team since 2023.
Frasure Reps Announces Completion of Work on Eagle Scout Park
In November 2024, the City of Dunedin, Florida opened a 10-court pickleball facility at Eagle Scout Park. The facility is open daily for open play and will host leagues and tournaments.
For the project, Frasure Reps supplied 22 LSI Zone Large fixtures to meet USA Pickleball Category II lighting requirements. Along with lighting, additional amenities include cushioned court surfacing,
Michael Karpe has been playing a crucial role in the company’s development so far. With extensive experience in the sports and leisure flooring sector, he is well-versed in the industry’s challenges. This background makes him the ideal successor to Roger, who will work closely with Michael Karpe as a future Member of the Board of Directors to ensure a smooth handover.
Roger expresses confidence in his successor: “I am proud to pass on the baton to Michael and am delighted to know that GEZOLAN is in good hands.”
Karpe adds, “I look forward to this new challenge and the trust placed in me. I am confident that I will contribute to the ongoing success of GEZOLAN.”
With Karpe as its new CEO, GEZOLAN is
The project initially focused on upgrades to softball and baseball fields at two schools, with the city adding seven others. HNP’s role included field designs, bidding assistance and construction observation, leading to the installation of synthetic turf and upgrades to bullpens, hitting cages and dugouts. All fields are now open.
“It was important for the City of Hoover to install synthetic turf on various baseball and softball fields throughout the city for a variety of reasons,” said Erin Colbaugh, Director, Hoover Parks & Recreation. “This project creates a much-needed upgrade to the sports parks and will allow sports teams to continue to practice and play games with minimal rainouts. The turf fields also provide flexibility to host sports such as flag football, soccer and lacrosse. Another advantage is minimal field maintenance when hosting large tournaments throughout the year. These fields are a great asset to the community, and we appreciate the work HNP provided on this project.” ★
Hunter Industries Announces New ST-1700-V Synthetic Turf Rotor
Finding a simple solution that makes it easy to irrigate synthetic turf sports fields can be a challenge. The powerful ST-1700-V Synthetic Turf Rotor is the professional’s new MVP.
This dependable, long-range offering provides full field coverage from the perimeter up to 157’ to keep sports fields cool, clean and ready for play — with minimal time and effort.
• Heavy-duty, internal gear device provides years of reliable operation
For precise positioning and smooth, reliable operation, Hunter recommends pairing the new rotor with its high-flow HSJ Swing Joint. The company’s Infill Barrier System completes the solution, providing a clean finish that enhances field aesthetics while improving safety and playability.
“Installers and field managers alike will appreciate the convenient and compact design of the ST-1700-V Rotor. With TTS Technology, every serviceable component can be accessed from the surface without cutting into the synthetic turf, saving professionals time and money,” says Kelsey Jacquard, Senior Category Manager
With the addition of the new rotor to the Hunter ST lineup, maintaining peak playability has never been simpler. ★
System, designed for facilities without floor sleeves. This system provides a stable and adjustable setup for competitive play while offering easy transport and storage.
The PowerLite™ Infinite Adjust uprights allow for precise net height adjustments, accommodating various levels of play, from youth to professional. The system features a retractable wheel system, making it easy to move and set up as needed. Its weighted bases provide stability without requiring floor anchors, making it a suitable option for multi-purpose gymnasiums and sports facilities.
Constructed from lightweight yet durable aluminum, the uprights maintain structural integrity while being easy to handle. The system is designed for quick setup and takedown, allowing facilities to transition between sports efficiently.
The PowerLite™ Infinite Adjust Portable Volleyball System is intended for schools, recreation centers and competitive training environments that need a high-quality volleyball setup without permanent floor installations. ★
Mateflex’s commitment to delivering top-quality sports flooring solutions that promote community engagement and active lifestyles.
The collaboration with the Carolina Hurricanes has brought significant visibility to the project, highlighting the importance of accessible sports facilities. These new rinks will serve as valuable assets for the Apex community, fostering the local growth of inline hockey and providing a space for both recreational and competitive play.
Mateflex is proud to contribute to the development of sports infrastructure in Apex and looks forward to continuing its partnership with the Carolina Hurricanes.★
Jaypro Sports Debuts PowerLite™ Infinite Adjust Portable Volleyball System
Jaypro Sports has introduced the PowerLite™ Infinite Adjust Portable Volleyball
Mateflex Scores with New Inline Hockey Rink Installations
Mateflex, an industry leading manufacturer of modular sports flooring, is thrilled to announce the successful completion of multiple inline hockey rink installations in Apex, North Carolina. This project, aimed at enhancing local recreational facilities and further driving local interest in hockey, was made possible through a dynamic partnership with the Carolina Hurricanes of the National Hockey League.
The new rinks, featuring Mateflex’s high-performance Mateflex III inline hockey tiles, provide a safe and durable playing surface for inline hockey enthusiasts of all ages. The installations underscore
USPA Endorses Sportsfield Specialties, Inc. as Official Court Manufacturer
The United States Padel Association (USPA) is proud to announce Sportsfield Specialties, Inc. as an endorsed padel court manufacturer and builder. This partnership underscores USPA’s commitment to elevating the standards of padel infrastructure across the United States, ensuring top-tier facilities for the sport’s growing community.
“Our partnership with Sportsfield Specialties reflects USPA’s dedication to fostering high-quality padel infrastructure,” said Bill Ullman, USPA President. “With their commitment to excellence, we are confident that players and clubs across the country will benefit from courts built to the highest standards of performance and durability.”
Sportsfield Specialties brings decades of experience in sports construction, ensuring that every court meets the technical, structural and safety requirements needed for professional and recreational play. Their reputation for innovation and quality aligns seamlessly with USPA’s mission to grow padel in the U.S. through top-tier facilities and resources.
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David Moxley, Director of Sports Constructions Sales states, “Sportsfield’s already established court builder relationships in the USA helped pave the way for us to begin designing and manufacturing padel court systems for a rapidly emerging domestic market and we are honored and proud to be recognized as the only USPA-approved and endorsed manufacturer/builder headquartered in North America.” ★
Sports Turf Company Reports Achievements and Growth Following a Successful 2024
In 2024, Sports Turf completed 35 athletic facilities to include baseball fields, softball fields, football fields, multi-purpose fields, tracks and tennis courts, with 29 facilities currently under construction with multiple projects under contract. These state-ofthe-art projects allowed Sports Turf to achieve two industry awards with its team of 87 full-time employees.
“As we reflect on this year, it’s important to honor our clients and owners who entrusted us with projects that play such a great importance in their communities,” Sports Turf Company President Todd Wiggins said. “The facilities we’ve completed this year speak volumes about our dedicated team of professionals who work day in and day out to provide safer, durable and higher-performing athletic facilities for athletes across the Southeast.”
Sports Turf specializes in the construction and installation of sport surfaces, including natural grass and artificial turf fields, tennis courts and track surfaces. In addition, Sports Turf Company serves as a consultant and owners’ advocate through the entire process of selecting the best facility solutions and surfaces to meet owners’ specific needs. ★
Stencil Masters Expands with New Facility
Stencil Masters is proud to announce its move to a brand-new facility, marking an exciting milestone in its growth. The expansion will allow the company, a leading provider of high-quality, custom vinyl and mylar stencils for sports courts, to better serve its customers with increased production capacity, improved efficiency and enhanced innovation.
The new facility is designed to streamline operations, ensuring faster turnaround times and even greater precision in custom stencil solutions. This move reflects the company’s commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner for sports surfacing contractors and facility managers nationwide.
Stencil Masters’ staff is excited about the opportunities this new space brings and looks forward to continuing to push the boundaries of stencil design and application. ASBA members will receive further updates on this move. ★
STOCKMEIER Urethanes USA is proud to announce that Vanessa Thorn, Strategic Initiatives Manager, has been selected for the 2025 ACC Responsible Care® & Sustainability Future Leaders (RCSFL) Cohort. She is one of just 10 individuals chosen nationwide for this prestigious leadership development program.
the program’s mission. Through this opportunity, she will gain valuable insights, connect with peers and industry experts and help shape the future of sustainable practices at STOCKMEIER Urethanes and beyond.
Vanessa follows in the footsteps of Lorenzo Garcia, a 2023 RCSFL graduate, continuing STOCKMEIER’s legacy of leadership in sustainability and operational excellence.
“We are incredibly proud of Vanessa,” said Melissa Martinkat, COO. “This recognition reflects her outstanding contributions and future impact on our industry.” ★
TTII Turf Shield Debuts Revolutionary Synthetic Turf Cleaning System
Target Technologies International, Inc. TTII Turf Shield announces the only dual-step product on the market that provides the added advantage of continuous cleaning.
Step 1: The hydrogen peroxide treatment is a powerful versatile cleaning solution. Its strong oxidizing properties make it highly effective at breaking down dirt and grime as well as removing stains and neutralizing odors. Eco-friendly, non-toxic and safe for use, it is an ideal broad-spectrum cleaner.
Step 2: The probiotic technology is non-toxic and free of harsh chemicals, making it safe for use around children and pets. It contains beneficial enzymes that continue to work long after application by breaking down organic matter and preventing the buildup of dirt and grime and continuing to neutralize odors, maintaining a cleaner healthier surface over time.
The yearlong RCSFL program, created by the American Chemistry Council (ACC), is designed to cultivate emerging leaders in the chemical industry through training, collaboration and hands-on experience in sustainability and Responsible Care® initiatives. With applications from across nearly 150 member companies and 100 Responsible Care Partner organizations, selection is a significant achievement.
Vanessa was chosen for her exceptional leadership potential, deep understanding of industry challenges and alignment with
Easy to use: Spray on Step 1, wait for it to dry and then apply Step 2 in the same manner. Ideal for sports fields, dog runs and kennels, residential or commercial sites. The product is available in wholesale
quantities in 1-gallon, 5-gallon, 55-gallon or 275-gallon totes. ★
IMEG Expands Landscape Architecture
Expertise with Warner Larson Merger Boston-based Warner Larson, a leading landscape architecture firm specializing in community-focused and sustainable site design, has joined IMEG, a national full-service engineering firm. This merger strengthens IMEG’s landscape architecture expertise and expands its presence in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Founded in 1978, Warner Larson has built a reputation for delivering award-winning landscape architecture and site design solutions across education, sports and recreation, government, commercial and residential sectors. The firm’s strategic and technical expertise in site development ensures functional, innovative and environmentally responsible projects. By integrating with IMEG, Warner Larson enhances its ability to serve clients with expanded resources and multidisciplinary engineering expertise, while maintaining its strong regional focus.
“Joining IMEG allows us to expand our impact and provide clients with a broader suite of expertise while maintaining the personal level of service they expect,” said Warner Larson President David Warner, ASLA. “This partnership enables us to enhance our design capabilities with IMEG’s national resources and full-service engineering expertise—all while staying true to our core values of transformative, people-focused and solutions-driven design.”
The team will continue to operate from their existing location in Boston, doing business as Warner Larson, now IMEG. David Warner will continue to lead the team’s regional project operations and client outreach. ★
ASBA MEMBERS
New Members & Certified Builders
Builder
• Ancaster Court Surfaces Inc.
• ARCO/Murray
• Impact Sport Surfaces, Inc.
• NexCourt, Inc. Court Construction
• NW Court Consultants
• Paladino Concrete Creations Corp.
• PLM Paving and Concrete
• Sky River Surfacing
• South Texas Sport Court
• Sports Tek Inc.
• TFC Sports Professional
• Athletic Surfaces Plus
• Kaestle Boos Associates
Provisional
• FT Sports Construction
• On Point Court Surfacing
Supplier
• AMSYSCO
• Commercial Floor Resources, LLC
• Garden Factory USA
• Laboratoire Primatech Inc.
• Net World Sports
• Polska Fabryka Sportow SP.ZO.O
New
Certified Builders
Mike Cook, CTCB
Keystone Sports Construction
Aidan Delgado, CTCB
McConnell & Associates, Corp.
Tianna Flores, CFB-S Cut-Bow
Grant Glenn, CTB
Cardinal Courts and Tracks, Inc.
Connor Glennon, CTCB
Barton Sports Construction
Kevin Pfeffer, CFB
SCG Fields, LLC
Pickleball Certificate
Brackett Vaughan
Tennis Courts, Inc.
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The ZONE™ LED sports light features a sleek low profile design and high performance LEDs paired with precise silicone optics to produce superior levels of illumination, uniformity and cutoff. Available in two sizes and multiple lumen outputs for any court sport application. Optional wireless control systems available. Proudly made in America.
