Andy Bilesky Little League Park
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This natural mountain park setting is a beautiful setting for Trail's little league baseball facility. Two regulation size little league fields and training facilities create a natural family atmosphere for young baseball fans. In 2011 a new scoreboard was also installed.
Host of the 2005 Pacific Northwest Cal Ripken Regional Baseball Championships, and home to the 1990 Little League World Series team that featured a young Jason Bay, Trail's deep baseball heritage and excellent facilities have been raising little baseball champions for decades.
Portable bleacher seating is available for up to 3,000 spectators. Regularly however a naturally sloping grass amphitheater provides a picnic park style seating for games.
Hosting Portfolio:
- 2001,1990,1982 - BC Little League Championships
- 2005 - Pacific Northwest Cal Ripken Regional Baseball Championships
- Home field of 5 time Canadian champions - Trail Little League
Facility Specs:
| Year completed |
1980
|
| Seating capacity |
3000
|
| Parking capacity |
200
|
| Medical room |
No
|
| Warm up area |
Yes
|
| Licensed for alcohol |
No
|
| Official rooms | 1 |
| Food services |
Yes
|
| Dressing rooms | |
Facility Specs:
| Scoreboard | Electronic |
| Sound system |
Yes
|
| Owner |
City
|
| Office space |
No
|
| Weight room / fitness facility |
No
|
| Equipment storage |
No
|
| Ticket box |
No
|
| Media room |
Yes
|
| Internet capability | |
| Hospitality room | No |
Contact Info:
| Butler Park |
Contact: Trish Davison- Parks and Recreation Director |
| 1800 Thom Street | e: tdavison@trail.ca |
| Trail,British Columbia | p: 1-250-364-0852 |
| f: 1-250-368-6233 | |