Kino Stadium District

Kino Sports Complex

The Kino Sports Complex was built in 1998 to meet the demand for an elite class spring training baseball facility.

The 155-acre property features the Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium, seven additional regulation baseball feilds, six clubhouses, four lighted and four unlighted soccer fields, and the YMCA and community swimming pool and park.

The Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium holds permanent seating for 8000 with an additional 3,000-seat lawn area. The Kino North Stadium is a MLS-regulation facility which permanently seats 2,500 with additional space for up to 8,000 capacity. There are over 3,000 parking spaces for general parking, as well as additional secured parking areas.

The Kino Sports Complex also contains a 3.3 mile walking/exercise path surrounding an environmental restoration project known as the KERP, which is designed for flood control, irrigation, and urban environmental studies.

Snapshot

  • School Enrollment: n/a
  • Average Daily Participation: 250+ during the summer and 400+ the rest of the year
  • Most Recent Renovation: 2014
  • Total Construction Cost: n/a
  • Gross Square Feet: 155 acres
  • LEED Designation: n/a

About

Architect Information

  • Design Architect: 1994: Mulcahy YMCA, pool, and North Baseball Complex by ABM Architects(Albanese Brooks Mackey); 1996: Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium, south ball fields by HOK Architects (Hellmuth, Obata, Kassabaum); 2014: North Soccer Complex by Swaim Architects
  • Most Recent Renovation (date): 2014
  • Renovation Design Architect: HOK Architects & Swaim Architects
  • Aquatic Design Consultant: ABM Architects(Albanese Brooks Mackey)

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