Baseball & Softball Training Centers

Champaign, Illinois

PROJECTS

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Project Overview

The Softball Training Center will provide a premier indoor performance and development facility for Fighting Illini softball student-athletes. The structure, measuring approximately 13,000 square feet, will be constructed as an addition to the existing softball clubhouse and will include a full infield as well as hitting and pitching cages. The center’s ability to host full infield practice will be rare among comparable softball training facilities. Other features include a new recruiting lobby and hall of fame, an expanded player lounge, increased storage, and improved parking.

The Baseball Training Center will be approximately 26,000 square feet and will include a large training space. The training space encompasses an entire baseball infield with ceiling-mounted nets for hitting and pitching practice. The complex will be adorned with a new grand entrance for Fighting Illini Baseball.

This project was completed by Williams Brothers Construction Inc. (WBCI).

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