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Cadwell Park: $400K Renovations Transform Baseball Field
15 Aug
Summary
- Infield and dugouts at Cadwell Park received $400,000 in renovations.
- New infield features DuraEdge dirt, improving playability and footing.
- Dugouts offer more space, improved player visibility, and fan viewing.
Cadwell Park in Mitchell has received a substantial upgrade with $400,000 invested in renovating its infield and dugouts. The infield now features a new DuraEdge dirt surface and sod, enhancing playability and footing. This marks the first infield renovation since the park's opening in 1972. Players are expressing high satisfaction with the improved conditions.
The newly renovated dugouts are also a major highlight, offering increased space and better visibility for players, along with improved viewing for fans. These enhancements aim to elevate the experience for teams participating in tournaments.
Combined with earlier press box and shade structure additions, Cadwell Park has seen over $1 million in improvements since 2020, primarily funded by the city and the Mitchell Baseball Association. The park continues to be a key venue, hosting state tournaments and preparing for future events.
