Travel approximately 2 miles and turn right onto French’s Mill Road. Travel approximately 4 miles, then turn left onto Route 146 (by Stewart’s). Take the Northway South to the end and turn right onto Route 20 (Western Avenue). Created in 1961 by longtime Twins scout Angelo Giuliani, the clinic program serves as a way for Play Ball Minnesota to promote baseball and softball to. Any organized outside usage requires written permission from the Youth Organizations and must work around their priority usage of the park.
Both Field 1 located on the minor baseball level and Dutchmen Field are lighted to allow for night games.īoth the baseball and softball programs are managed by volunteers who coordinate scheduling of games, other field usage, park maintenance and concession duties.
Dutchmen Field has stadium seating as well as a large scoreboard sponsored by Berkshire Bank. Programs are open to girls ages five through eighteen. Each area also has enclosed batting cages, concession stands and covered pavillions. The Rogers Activity Center offers the following Adult Softball Leagues: Spring and Fall. Fastpitch league that plays under USSSA rules with some additional league rules.
ROGERS ACTIVITY CENTER YOUTH SOFTBALL FULL
The park has eight minor baseball fields, five girls’ softball fields, and and a state of the art Babe Ruth level field, known as Dutchmen Field. Rogers Activity Center 315 W Olive St Rogers AR 72756 (479) 631-0336 Claim this business (479) 631-0336 Website More Directions Advertisement History In the 1970's we opened as the Rogers Youth Center and have grown to a full adult and youth sports and programming facility. The Rogers Activity Center is home to the Rogers Youth Hockey Association and the Rogers Royals boys and girls High School Hockey Teams. The park is the home of the Guilderland Baseball (Cal Ripken, Babe Ruth and Travel) and Guilderland Girls Softball League (Rec and Travel), which serve the communities of Guilderland, Altamont and Voorheesville. The park is named in honor of Roger Keenholts, a former historian for the Town of Guilderland and Village of Altamont. Roger Keenholts Park, with entrances on Hurst Road and French’s Hollow Road in Guilderland Center, was added to the Town's park system in 1993 as the need for additional ballfields grew. The park was named for Chuck Rogers (1909-1980), who worked for the Parks and Recreation Department for 41 years.
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