The University of Georgia recently announced the completion of a new $38.5 million softball training facility, providing more than 20,000 square feet of athlete development space. The facility features a four-lane batting cage with a full practice turf infield, weight room, locker room, team lounge, nutrition space, video room, athletic training room, mud room, and equipment room.
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The Athletic Director Josh Brooks described the facility as “unparalleled in collegiate softball” and emphasized its importance for student-athlete development and well-being at Georgia. Head coach Tony Baldwin also praised the facility for its player development aspects, recovery features, and overall commitment to student-athletes.
Expressing gratitude for past and present players, Baldwin acknowledged the significance of the new facility in continuing Georgia Softball’s proud tradition and providing a home-like environment for the team.
Final phase of Georgia softball project starts now
Following the completion of the training facility, Georgia’s softball project will now move into its final phase, focusing on stadium renovations to create gameday support areas and coaches’ offices. These enhancements are expected to be ready for the 2025 NCAA season starting in February.
The renovated Jack Turner Stadium will also host the 2025 SEC softball championship, marking Georgia’s first time hosting the tournament since 2006.
In the previous season, Georgia finished seventh in the SEC with a 12-12 record and made it to the super regional round of the 2024 NCAA tournament, ultimately losing to UCLA.
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