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Roseville Area Schools Athletic Fields

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Roseville Area Schools Athletic Fields

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    1. Roseville Area Schools Athletic Fields Jenny Loeck RAHS Activities Director

    2. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields Parkview 9-12 Boys’ Soccer Practice (no games) City of Roseville / Youth Baseball Heavy Community Soccer Use Parkview Physical Education

    3. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields RAMS Physical Education 8th grade Softball & Baseball Practice & Games 7th & 8th grade Track practice 7th & 8th grade Soccer Practice & Games 7th & 8th grade Football Practice & Games *Lost a RAMS Baseball Field in the sale of land to St. Judes

    4. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields RAMS – High School Usage 9-12 Girls’ Soccer Practice 9th, B, & JV Home Boys’ & Girls’ Soccer Games JV & Varsity Boys’ & Girls’ Lacrosse Practice JV Home Boys’ & Girls’ Lacrosse Games 9th & 10th Football Games Lower-level Lacrosse (community)

    5. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields Heavy Community Soccer Use Adult Soccer NSSA & City of Roseville Youth Soccer Practice & Games

    6. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields Fairview 9th grade Baseball practice & games City of Roseville / Youth Baseball

    7. Current 7-12 Roseville Athletic Fields RAHS JV & Varsity Baseball Practice & Games 9-12 Boys’ & Girls’ Track Practice & Meets 7th & 8th grade Track Meets Varsity-only Boys’ & Girls’ Soccer Games JV & Varsity Football Games One 9th grade and one 10th grade FB game Varsity-only Boys’ & Girls’ Lacrosse Games

    8. Community Demand (Serving: Arden Hills, Falcon Heights, Lauderdale, Little Canada, Maplewood, Roseville, & Shoreview) City of Roseville Parkview RAMS Fairview RAHS Brimhall / Evergreen Park Lake Owasso Baseball Fields Roseville Schools Central Park Softball Fields Dale St. / Legion Baseball Field Shared Agreements - Roseville Gymnastics Center - Brimhall & Central Park Elementary Gymnasiums

    9. Limited Stadium Use RAHS Stadium Stadium Turf – Significant Limited Use due to extensive wear & tear of field Currently No Lower-Level Play, RAHS Physical Education, or Youth / Community Use Allowed NO summer use Track – Needs to be rebuilt & resurfaced (cracks beyond repair) No longer a premier track in the area / SEC

    10. Stadium Need Vs. Actual Use Needs 22+ Football Games 9th-12th plus one 7th & 8th 32+ Soccer Games All Varsity plus distribution of lower level games 20+ Lacrosse Games All Varsity plus distribution of lower level games Daily Physical Education Community Use Evenings, Weekends, Summer Actual Use 10 Football Games 14 Soccer Games 10 Lacrosse Games 0 Physical Education 1 Youth Football Day 0 Youth Soccer 0 Community Use 0 Summer Use

    11. Potential RAHS Stadium Project Artificial Turf Physical Education, Soccer, Football, Lacrosse, Track, Softball, Baseball, & others Resurface 8 lane track Recondition stadium fencing Press Box upgrades Sound System upgrades Bleacher upgrades Possible upgrades to current storage, tickets, and concessions buildings

    12. Why Turf? Artificial Turf Stadium PE Class (daily use during the fall & spring) Every lower-level (7-12) team will be allowed at least one game on the stadium field. (soccer, football, & lacrosse) HS teams now limited will have increased access to stadium field Baseball, Softball & Lacrosse will have access for training when fields are out of play (weather) Community Access / Rental through Roseville Schools Community Ed Department

    13. Roseville Area High School Currently is situated on 40 acres Minimum acreage for new HS = 100 acres Stadium Field should serve / represent a minimum of 3 full athletic fields

    14. Area Schools* w/Artificial Turf Suburban East Schools Mounds View Park of Cottage Grove Woodbury East Ridge Spring Lake Park St. Paul Central St. Paul Humboldt St. Paul Highland Park Robbinsdale Armstrong Robbinsdale Cooper Edina Eden Prairie Hopkins Minnetonka Macalester College University of St. Thomas Augsburg Hamline Irondale *(incomplete list)

    15. Why Now? Community Need Partnership with Community Organizations Keep Facilities / Stadium Competitive & First Class (Pride in our Schools) Best Pricing Available / Construction Environmentally safe Our Stadium Field should be for ALL students (not only athletes)

    16. Financial Considerations Cost Savings Labor Water Fertilizer Seed Fuel Maintenance Field sits unused for recovery purposes – no return on the investment Revenue Lease Agreements / Hourly Rental Community Groups Youth Athletic Associations City of Roseville Area Schools Area Colleges / Universities

    17. Continued Partnership into the future Work together as the needs of the community change and grow Wonderful Community Shared Vision for this partnership

    18. Premier School District We offer “Quality Teaching & Learning for All” 1.) Activities = Achievement Decades of research prove that students who participate in high school activities tend to have: higher grade-point averages better attendance records lower dropout rates fewer discipline problems than non-participating students. National studies repeatedly report that high school activities: build character increase self-confidence relieve tension support classroom learning by generating school pride, a sense of community, and by nurturing a feeling of belonging that makes students want to achieve. -(www.mshsl.org) 1.22.09

    19. Questions? Thank you

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