Women's World Series starts today.
Construction has been paused but will resume after the series and by next year will be completed, with the addition of an upper deck.
Look at the photos above for the progress that has been made.
Women's World Series starts today.
Construction has been paused but will resume after the series and by next year will be completed, with the addition of an upper deck.
Look at the photos above for the progress that has been made.
YouTube's cam.
OGE Energy Field at the USA Softball Hall of Fame Stadium is located inside the USA Softball Hall of Fame Complex
A great venue to showcase Oklahoma City with the upcoming 2020 ASA Women's College World Series. Anticipation of the final phase upper deck construction of the stadium to be ready. ESPN coverage of this event will spotlight Oklahoma City and a lot of progress and development throughout our city.
Interesting to see the placement of construction pieces involved in the upper deck. It should look very similar to the expansion model.
the only thing is, ESPN never shows downtown or any of the city when they do the event. They only show the grounds/stadium, which could be located anywhere if you ask me, and nothing unique or obvious that its located in Oklahoma City.
In fact, you wouldn't even know the WCWS was in OKC if it weren't for the Oklahoma City signs at certain places around the ballpark. ...
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
one more thing, I wish they would build more suites and more seating concourses to really turn it into a major stadium. The double deck is nice and the redesign is nice compared to what it was, but it's not really a major fan experience when the main vendors will still be food trucks and nothing "permanent" to the event or stadium. ....
dont get me wrong, I love the WCWS (and softball more than baseball) and like that we're upgrading. But there are college facilites that are and still will be better than this when OKC's stadium should be the best if not biggest and offer the best fan and player experience (considering this even is likely the final in the athletic careers for most women unfortunately).
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
This stadium looks cheap AF.
Interesting take watching the workers piece the upper deck construction. The right field line down 1st base upper deck still has some steel work to be put in place.
They should have the construction ready in time for the opening game of the WCWS which starts Thursday, May 28, 2020.
Thank you Pete.
They took down the live cam on this project about a month ago.
Just a reminder, the $27.5 million expansion-upgrade will keep the WCWS in OKC until 2035; seating capacity will increase from 8,000 to 12,000. Expansion & renovation, funded by the 2017 GO Bonds - Better Streets, Safer City initiative. In return, the WCWS will have an annual potential economic impact of $20 million with a draw of 100k fans for the tournament with all games televised on ESPN.
At the rate this tournament has grown look for another stadium expansion before 2035.
Watch the 2020 WCWS on ESPN (May-June) and see the recognition Oklahoma City gets throughout this tournament.
So was seating a problem or are they just building for the future?
Very nice! Thanks for the pics!
“Stand Beside Her” Tour Featuring 2020 USA Softball Women’s National Team Heads to Eugene
Additional stops for the "Stand Beside Her" tour will be announced at a later date. For more information on the "Stand Beside Her" tour, please visit StandBesideHerTour.com.
Link: https://goducks.com/news/2019/12/2/-...to-eugene.aspx
The NCAA announced it was cancelling its winter and spring championships Thursday afternoon in light of the coronavirus pandemic -- and that includes the Women's College World Series.--Oklahoman, March 12, 2020.
New field going in today.
Feeling a little dumb...I never realized this was right next to Remington Park
It's a funny location and one that is easy to miss. Not many people drive east on 50th past the zoo.
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