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Casey County’s New Turf Fields

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Casey County, like a lot of schools, made several upgrades this year.  This is some pics of the finished product.

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Beautiful! I'm assuming temporary fencing for outfield during baseball season.

Looks nice but not much seating. 

9 minutes ago, FSfan said:

Looks nice but not much seating. 

Its a little deceptive. Their bleachers seem to hold more than one would think. There are always lots of people standing in front of the bleachers and also in the end zone in front of the fieldhouse.

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55 minutes ago, Maroon Beech said:

Beautiful! I'm assuming temporary fencing for outfield during baseball season.

That is correct.  This has been the setup for about 30 years. 

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A little interesting tidbit about the new turf.  The current stadium was built in 1989, and the first game played on that field was against McCreary Central.  The first home game on the new turf this year will be against McCreary Central.

31 minutes ago, Nuke LaLoosh said:

A little interesting tidbit about the new turf.  The current stadium was built in 1989, and the first game played on that field was against McCreary Central.  The first home game on the new turf this year will be against McCreary Central.

Where did Casey play before 1989? Was that the baseball field before it was football? I remember playing baseball there in high school but that was the mid-90s.

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9 minutes ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Its a little deceptive. Their bleachers seem to hold more than one would think. There are always lots of people standing in front of the bleachers and also in the end zone in front of the fieldhouse.

What @FSfan said is true, but also what @gchs_uk9 is true as well.  Usually, the endzone in front of the field house and the first 10 yards on the visitor side are occupied by home team fans.  The opposite endzone is occupied by the visiting fans.  Still, I would rather see seating at the stadium.  From what I am told, the hope is to have something like Barren County has built.

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1 minute ago, gchs_uk9 said:

Where did Casey play before 1989? Was that the baseball field before it was football? I remember playing baseball there in high school but that was the mid-90s.

Behind the middle school where the track is now.  In all honesty, it's a much better place to watch a game, because the field sits lower than the stands.  There was no bad seat there, but they had a lot of drainage and parking issues.  Plus, the press box was horrible!

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