New Albany, IN
Completed in 2017
In partnership with New Albany Little League and the Floyd County Parks Department, MAC Construction delivered a ground-up, seven-field youth baseball and softball complex designed to serve players and families throughout Southern Indiana.
The greenfield development required full turnkey site construction, integrating utilities, drainage systems, specialized athletic field construction, and multiple recreational amenities into a cohesive and accessible community asset.
Impact & Purpose
The completed facility supports competitive play, community engagement, and inclusive recreation for athletes of all abilities.
- Delivered a premier, inclusive youth baseball and softball complex
- Expanded recreational opportunities for regional families
- Created long-term community sports infrastructure designed for growth
Project Scope
- Turnkey development of seven-field greenfield complex
- Two championship fields
- Four regulation baseball/softball fields
- Dedicated ADA-accessible Challenger Field
- Erosion control, mass grading, and site stabilization
- Field drainage and stormwater management systems
- Sanitary sewer, water service, and irrigation systems
- State-of-the-art field lighting and ornamental fencing
- Bleachers, backstops, and electronic scoreboards
- Five batting cages
- Concession building with restrooms and umpire/meeting rooms
- Concrete pedestrian pathways and paved parking areas
Technical Complexity
The project required precision coordination of multiple systems and amenities within a single integrated park layout. The result is a fully integrated recreational complex designed for durability, accessibility, and long-term community use.
Key complexities included:
- Complete ground-up site development and mass grading
- Specialized athletic field construction with engineered drainage and turf systems
- Integration of ADA-accessible Challenger Field infrastructure
- Sequencing of utilities, irrigation, lighting, and structural amenities
- Coordination of architectural and civil components within an active community setting