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Softball Construction Underway for New Stadium
DAHLONEGA, GA – North Georgia College
& State University has officially begun construction on a new
softball complex to be completed by the start of the 2009
season.
The complex will be named Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium and
will feature 225 stadium-style chairback seats and a state of the
art press box.
"This is a very exciting time for the North Georgia Softball
Program, head coach Mike Davenport said. “For past players,
current players, and future players, the addition of this project
will add another piece to our program and I am extremely happy for
all of those student-athletes and supporters that have been part of
this process. We have all anxiously awaited the day in which
the original press box was torn down and the progress of the new
stadium was underway."
The construction of the foundation will be completed in the coming
weeks, and the steel will be delivered to the complex in January
with the assembly of the stadium to follow.
"Because of the generosity of Haines & Carolyn Hill, North
Georgia is able to have a first-class softball venue that will
provide our current and future student-athletes with a facility
that will be second to none,” Director of Athletics Randy
Dunn said. "This facility will set the stage for moving our program
to the next level and will provide our coaches the opportunity to
continue recruiting top-quality student-athletes."
North Georgia wants you to join in our effort in providing a
first-class stadium for our softball program. One method of
accomplishing this is through our Donate-A-Seat Campaign. Your
donation of a seat will permanently inscribe a plaque recognizing
you, your company, or in honor of or memory of another. Click HERE to download
an application today and be apart of the new softball stadium.
"I want to thank the North Georgia Administration especially
Athletic Director Randy Dunn, who has worked tirelessly in seeing
that this project came to fruition, he was the driving force in
making this project happen,” Davenport said.
"I personally want to thank two special people that without their
support of not only the Saints Softball program but this University
this would not be happening, and that is Haines and Carolyn
Hill,” Davenport concluded. “I can assure you that our
Softball Program will be honored each and every time that we play a
game with fans sitting in The Haines and Carolyn Hill Stadium."






