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AUG 2014

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www.sportseventsmagazine.com August 2014 39 S I T E S E L E C T I O N G U I D E ▼ be used for flag football, lacrosse, softball, Ultimate Frisbee, soccer, rugby and base- ball. The 60-acre Tempe Sports Complex offers seven lighted multi-purpose fields and a skate park. Tempe Diablo Stadium, home of the Los Angeles Angels spring training, can be used for baseball, soccer, rugby and flag football. Contact: Tempe Tourism Office, www.tempetourism.com. Tucson Tucson is situated in southern Arizona and is home to the University of Arizona. With an average of 350 sunny days per year and varied topography, the city's climate is ideal for year-around recreation. Hotel rooms: 16,000+ Major facilities: Kino Sports Complex is a 155-acre complex with an 11,000-seat grass stadium, 12 regulation-sized baseball fields, and dedicated soccer and softball fields. Oro Valley Aquatic Center houses a 50-meter Olympic-sized pool and a 25- yard pool. Sporting Chance Center is an indoor youth sports facility with nearly 40,000 square feet of space for basketball, volleyball and other indoor activities. Convention center: Located in historic downtown Tucson, the Tucson Convention Center offers 205,000 square feet of flexi- ble space and is within walking distance of numerous hotels and restaurants. Contact: Visit Tucson, www.visittucson.org. ■ Salt River Fields at Talking Stick in Scottsdale is an 11,000-seat ballpark with 12 practice fields that serves as home to the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies spring training. Scottsdale CVB

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