It is good to see such quality improvements since I last attended this school 4 years ago. Turf fields are becoming the norm and is actually more cost effective in the long run. The field always looks good and allows for high usage without damage. There are some downsides to turf. As said in the article, 120 degrees on a hot day is scorching. Having played on a synthetic turf field I can say that they are the cause of more ACL/MCL injuries than is natural grass. Overall, I think the new field is a good upgrade that will last many years.
Yes, it is a great investment not only for the school but for our future athletes. There is just one problem though. The school should have used that 5.6 million dollars towards a school parking structure. Parking its just insane, I sometimes feel like parking in the staff parking zone but I can’t knowing I’ll get a parking citation.
It is good to see such quality improvements since I last attended this school 4 years ago. Turf fields are becoming the norm and is actually more cost effective in the long run. The field always looks good and allows for high usage without damage. There are some downsides to turf. As said in the article, 120 degrees on a hot day is scorching. Having played on a synthetic turf field I can say that they are the cause of more ACL/MCL injuries than is natural grass. Overall, I think the new field is a good upgrade that will last many years.
I’m a new student at Sac and yhis just made me more excited to come here. Can’t wait to try out the field.
Yes, it is a great investment not only for the school but for our future athletes. There is just one problem though. The school should have used that 5.6 million dollars towards a school parking structure. Parking its just insane, I sometimes feel like parking in the staff parking zone but I can’t knowing I’ll get a parking citation.