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Check Out the New-Look Christenberry Ballfields! 
With the National Amateur Baseball Federation World Series being played at Christenberry Ballfields, it was the perfect time to thank the federation and celebrate the $1.2 million in upgrades to the City sports complex.

The improvements include new turf infields, scoreboards, video boards, perimeter fencing, concession areas, batting cages and more.

Turf infields at Christenberry Ballfields

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Locally, Fulton High plays its home baseball and softball games here. And of course the Knoxville Falcons play here – starting with the 4-year-old T-ballers.

But the fields are not just for baseball: This fall, 6 and Under flag football and tackle football teams will be playing here.

And because this facility also serves Christenberry Elementary School, the Community Center and the Oakwood-Lincoln Park neighborhood, the City installed a new $257,000 playground here earlier this year. The kids absolutely love it!

At the July 17 ribbon-cutting, Mayor Indya Kincannon and others remembered former City Councilman Larry Cox, who was also a longtime Knoxville Falcons commissioner. Larry laid the groundwork for the state-of-the-art complex with his many decades of passion and advocacy for youth sports. The field here is named in his honor.

Here is a small gallery from the dedication ceremony:

Many thanks to the National Amateur Baseball Federation for its partnership with the City and the Knoxville Falcons - more than $1.2 million in upgrades to Christenberry Ballfields!

The July 17 ribbon-cutting coincided with the NABF World Series.

Former City Councilman Larry Cox, long a champion of and advocate for the Knoxville Falcons, is honored at Christenberry Ballfields.

The City earlier this year installed a new playground that serves the Christenberry Ballfields, the community center and the school.
Posted by evreeland On 24 July, 2024 at 2:28 PM