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Best fields

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Care to share the five best fields that you have seen personally? I noticed that a field in Northern KY won an award concerning this and would love to see it. My top five are as follows:

 

McCreary County

Southwestern

Corbin

Henry Clay

Pulaski

 

Note: I haven't seen PRP's in a few years.

 

I was checking Pulaski's website and they have some pretty cool pictures of their baseball field. You may have to copy and paste these to get them to work, I'm too computer illiterate to link them successfully:

 

http://www.maroons.net/Sports/baseball/

 

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http://www.maroons.net/DSC02813.JPG

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Pikeville

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In no order.

Pikeville

PRP

Dunbar

Knott Central

Johnson Central

 

In no order.

 

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Best field in Northern KY is St. Henry High School

Best field in Northern KY is St. Henry High School

 

 

Isn't Dixie getting a new field soon?

What type of grass and infield surfaces are they using.

Best field in Northern KY is St. Henry High School

 

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St. Henry has the best field in Northern Kentucky for sure. Another noteable is Scott's field. Scott has constructed a Concession/Commentator Booth behind homeplate and is also having lights put in. Should look really good when it's finished.

St. Henry has the best field in Northern Kentucky for sure. Another noteable is Scott's field. Scott has constructed a Concession/Commentator Booth behind homeplate and is also having lights put in. Should look really good when it's finished.

 

 

What year will that be?

I believe the lights should be ready before the Season starts. The Concession Stand/Booth will also be ready around that time or possibly around mid-season. Thought it would be finished earlier but construction is going slowly.

I believe the lights should be ready before the Season starts. The Concession Stand/Booth will also be ready around that time or possibly around mid-season. Thought it would be finished earlier but construction is going slowly.

 

As a matter of fact it has took them on the Concessions 2 plus years, probably around 3 or 4 to make. So you never kno when it will be done

St. Henry has the best field in Northern Kentucky for sure. Another noteable is Scott's field. Scott has constructed a Concession/Commentator Booth behind homeplate and is also having lights put in. Should look really good when it's finished.

 

SCOTT'S INFIELD GOES UP HILL.....NOT ONE OF THE TOP FIELDS

Scott's field looks nice, but I wouldn't consider it one of the top fields in the state; however, it is one of the top 3 or 4 in the 9th, with St. Henry leading the pack.

 

PRP's field is awesome, and Henry Clay's is pretty nice as well.

Scott's field looks nice, but I wouldn't consider it one of the top fields in the state; however, it is one of the top 3 or 4 in the 9th, with St. Henry leading the pack.

 

PRP's field is awesome, and Henry Clay's is pretty nice as well.

 

I wasn't saying it is one of the best fields in the state. I think it will be looking better than it originally was really soon.

 

 

SCOTT'S INFIELD GOES UP HILL.....NOT ONE OF THE TOP FIELDS

 

It doesn't go uphill. And how would you come that that conclusion?

I wasn't saying it is one of the best fields in the state. I think it will be looking better than it originally was really soon.

 

 

 

 

It doesn't go uphill. And how would you come that that conclusion?

 

Been there quite a few times over the years and.....all you gotta do is look at it and you can see the infield goes up hill. Pretty much like Rawling's field in Springboro OH.

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