Sprinturf case studies
Sprinturf has 13 project case studies in this directory, covering football, soccer, baseball, multi-sport, lacrosse and softball. Most are fields (4), stadiums (4) and recreation centers (3), in 9 locations. Each one sets out the challenge, the solution and the result, with project details such as size and the products used.
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FIFA certified field.
1M+ sq ft of synthetic turf and 9 new fields: 4 baseball, 5 multipurpose.
84,000 sq ft indoor practice facility.
2.25 in pile height and 50 oz face weight.
40 oz face weight and 2.25 in pile height.
2 new turf fields and <5 weeks construction time.
4 synthetic turf fields, 2 baseball and 2 softball and 54 oz face weight.
42 oz face weight and 2.5 in pile height.
6 lanes new oval track, plus an 8-lane straightaway and 100+ yrs age of the stadium.
52 oz face weight and 2 in pile height.
50 oz face weight and 2.25 in pile height.
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Notable Sprinturf projects
A few of the standout projects, from a million-square-foot complex to an indoor practice facility.
- Hoover Met Complex: Sprinturf supplied more than 1 million square feet of synthetic turf for four new baseball fields and five multipurpose fields.
- Ball State University: UltraBlade turf went into a new 84,000-square-foot indoor practice facility in Muncie, Indiana.
- Franklin Field, Marshalltown: a century-old stadium rebuilt with new turf, a six-lane track, lights and a press box as part of the city's Reimagine Miller plan.
- Chase Fieldhouse: the facility doubled its outdoor turf to four fields, with two new Sprinturf fields built in under five weeks.
- Colorado Springs Switchbacks: a sod field replaced with a FIFA-certified Sprinturf field using GreenPlay organic infill.
- Lincoln High School: Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools built a four-field turf baseball and softball quadplex.
Frequently asked questions
What kinds of projects has Sprinturf completed?
The case studies include high school stadiums and practice fields, college baseball and football programs, large multi-field complexes such as the Hoover Met Complex, an indoor practice facility at Ball State University and a FIFA-certified soccer field.
Has Sprinturf installed turf for college programs?
Sprinturf reports several. The College of Charleston installed UltraBlade DFE Extreme on its Division I baseball field, Sacramento State replaced its football turf with the Predator system, and Lehigh University built a football practice field on UltraBlade DFE Single Needle.
How large are Sprinturf projects?
They range widely. The Hoover Met Complex used more than 1 million square feet of turf across nine fields, Ball State's indoor practice facility covers 84,000 square feet, and Chase Fieldhouse doubled its outdoor turf to four fields, with two new fields built in under five weeks.
Can Sprinturf turf replace natural grass?
Sprinturf reports two examples. St. Croix Central High School replaced its natural grass field with DFE Extreme turf in summer 2023, and the Colorado Springs Switchbacks replaced their sod field with a FIFA-certified Sprinturf field.
Where have these projects been completed?
Mostly in the Midwest and East, including Wisconsin, Iowa and Pennsylvania, plus California, Colorado, South Carolina, Alabama, Indiana and Delaware. Use the Location filter above to narrow the list.
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