School softball events in Holiday, Florida

The Anclote High School Softball Field is a well-maintained facility located at 1540 Sweetbriar Drive in Holiday, Florida, United States. This field serves as the home field for the Anclote High School softball team, providing a space for students to practice and compete in games. The field features a well-groomed playing surface, dugouts for players, seating for spectators, and lighting for evening games. With its convenient location and quality amenities, the Anclote High School Softball Field is a hub of athletic activity and school spirit for the community.

The Sue Herndon McCollum Community Center, located at 501 Ingleside Avenue in Tallahassee, Florida, is a hub of activity for the entire family. Originally known as Lafayette Park Community Center, this facility offers a wide range of classes and activities for both active and passive recreation. The center, which includes an Arts and Crafts Center, playground, softball field, tennis courts, and a 1-mile course trail, is situated in a 22-acre park that provides ample space for fun and relaxation. One of the highlights of the center is the Playcamp program, which has been running since 1966. This fee-based camp offers a mix of active and passive games for children aged 5 to 12, with small camper to counselor ratios to ensure a personalized experience. In addition to Playcamp, the center also hosts Fun Days on teacher planning days and school holidays, as well as extended camps during Spring Break, Thanksgiving, and other holidays.

The T.B. McPherson Center, located at 1717 Southeast 15th Street in Gainesville, Florida, offers a variety of amenities for visitors to enjoy. These amenities include parking, restrooms, basketball courts with lighting, diamond fields for baseball and softball, tennis courts with lighting, unpaved trails, picnic tables, grills, a pavilion, playground, and a pool. Dogs are allowed on leashes in the park. The center also features fitness stations along the trail for activities such as sit-ups, push-ups, and dip-training. Gainesville's Aces in Motion (AIM) program operates from the park, providing after-school activities for disadvantaged youth and people with disabilities. The tennis courts are frequently used by the program.