Athletic Complexes
Mansfield Sports Park
500 Heritage Parkway, Mansfield. TX 76063
The Mansfield Sports Park provides fields for youth and adult baseball and softball games. The indoor pavilion is available, not only for soccer, but also for meetings, banquets and special events. The replica fields include Wrigley Field, Sportsman's Park, Ebbets Field, Crosley Field, Yankee Stadium, Fenway Park, Polo Grounds, Rangers Globe Life Park in Arlington. The two sports club restaurants offer full dining and feature windows looking out onto each field. The facility also features synthetic turf fields on all eight fields, batting cages, a playground, and a pro shop. THIS FACILITY IS TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
FieldhouseUSA
650 Hwy 287 North, Mansfield, TX 76063
There's a new game in town! Mansfield now has a state-of-the-art, indoor sports and recreation facility. This 100,000+ square foot recreational complex features 12 regulation volleyball courts, eight high school size basketball courts, and onsite food and beverages. FieldhouseUSA brings the excitement of adult and youth sports to Mansfield - offering tournaments, leagues, academies, camps, and even special events. In addition, FieldhouseUSA has the ability to host futsal, pickleball, wrestling, gymnastics, and martial arts.
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Children's Health StarCenter Mansfield
1715 E. Broad Street, Mansfield, TX 76063
The newest addition to the Mansfield sports scene brings two full-sized ice rinks to town. The Mansfield StarCenter also features team rooms and meeting spaces that can be used for parties and corporate events.
Host to numerous hockey tournaments, skating and hockey training programs and open skating times where anyone in the community can come shred some ice.
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Hardy Allmon Soccer Complex
310 N. Walnut Creek Drive, Mansfield, TX 76063
Originally named "Magnolia Park", the north soccer field was developed in 1984. In 1987, the south soccer field was developed and the park was renamed after former city council member and long-time resident, Hardy Allmon. In 1989, irrigation was installed on both fields. The park was used as a game facility by the Mansfield Soccer Association (MSA) until the Mansfield Sports Complex opened in 1996. Currently, the north and south fields are used by MSA soccer teams for practices. This facility serves as a trail head connection to the Walnut Creek Linear Park. Hours of operation are 5am - 9pm.
Michael L. Skinner Sports Complex
920 N. Holland Road, Mansfield, TX 76063
This multi-use facility opened in 1996 and was funded through the Mansfield Park Facilities Development Corporation with half-cent sales tax revenues. The facility is used mainly by the Mansfield Youth Baseball Association (MYBA) and the Mansfield Soccer Association (MSA). This site also hosts numerous youth tournaments. The park has nine lighted baseball fields and eight soccer fields, five of which are lighted. Other amenities include a playground, three covered shad structures and concession/restroom facilities. Hours of operation are 5am - 11pm.
Mansfield ISD Athletic Complex
3700 E. Broad Street, Mansfield, TX 76063
Vernon Newsom Stadium
Part of the Mansfield ISD Athletic Complex, Vernon Newsom Stadium is one of the best high school fields in Texas. Features include a ten story press box, state of the art Jumbotron, a 2000 square foot community room and two locker rooms, each over 900 square feet. The stadium seats over 11,000 spectators and the field is top of the line Prestige XT Evolution Turf.
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Debbie Weems Natatorium
The pool is a consistent 81 degrees year round, has eight 50-meter racing lanes, twenty-one 25-yard lanes and two diving platforms. A wide deck will allow coaches to assemble their teams for competition, and a concession stand, restrooms, pro shop and L-shaped seating will make visitors comfortable. In 2012 the MISD Natatorium hosted the NCAA Division II National Swimming & Diving Championships.
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Philip Thompson Soccer Complex
1701 N. Holland Road, Mansfield, TX 76063
These soccer fields were constructed in 1989 as a joint venture between the Mansfield Parks Department and the Mansfield Soccer Association (MSA). The park is named after Philip Thompson, a former resident and soccer coach who died of cancer. It was originally used as a game facility by MSA until the Mansfield Sports Complex opened in 1996. Currently, the eight acres of irrigated fields are used for practice by MSA soccer teams. In 2007, lights were added and two game fields were created. Hours of operation are 5am - 11pm.
Pikla Pickleball
1741 Commerce Dr., Mansfield, TX 76063
An indoor Pickleball facility with six courts and several basketball courts. Facility is open seven days a week, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday thru Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Sunday. Courts can be reserved here.
R.L. Anderson Stadium
1016 Magnolia St, Mansfield, TX 76063
Mansfield's original football stadium, R.L. Anderson still serves as one of the best locations for High School Football in Texas. Located just minutes from Historic Downtown Mansfield, this legendary field was renamed in 1989 for Mansfield ISD teacher and counselor, R.L. Anderson, who attended every game for 33 years and served as the stadium's PA announcer.
In 1997 the stadium was given a $1.4 million facelift to modernize the stadium. Seating capacity is 9,000 and bathrooms and concessions are on site with plentiful stadium parking.
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