Sacramento State replaced its worn football turf with Sprinturf's Predator system, built to resist wear and keep infill from migrating, according to Sprinturf.
The challenge
The Hornets, an NCAA Division I FCS team, needed a rugged, long-lasting surface to replace aging artificial turf that showed heavy wear and could not handle the demands of college football. Reducing infill displacement was also a priority, for player safety and a consistent field.
The solution
Sprinturf installed its Predator turf system, engineered for football. It combines Apex monofilament fibers for resilience with SharkTooth slit-film fibers that stop infill from migrating, and it is built to withstand heavy foot traffic and tackles.
The outcome
The field now offers a more durable surface, less infill flyout shifting underfoot, reliable traction and low upkeep, so it stays game-ready with minimal maintenance.
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