MYO and the Mason Challenger League partnered with the City of Mason as well as the Mason Parks & Recreation Foundation to raise funds to build the Adaptive Ball Fields at Makino Park. These fields are a reality through the generosity of companies and community members like you. Thank you for making a lasting impact to the Challenger athletes.

UPDATE ON  CONSTURCTION PROGRESS:   Check out our Facebook post throughtout the end of the year.  Thank you! 

E-Newsleter  

March 2024  Adaptive Fields- Newsletter- March 2024
November 2023 Adaptive Fields- Newsletter- November 2023  
September 2023  masonchallenger_quarterly update_sept 2023.pdf

Updated 03/05/2024

Fields opening Spring 2024!  These fields are a game changer for the Mason Challenger League.  We look forward to welcoming the 159 players to their new home this season.

About the Fields.
1. Fields designed to remove barriers often found at typical baseball fields:
a. Two fields, constructed out of synthetic turf
b. No raised surfaces, lines and bases will be part of the turf design.
c. Fields require less maintenance
2. Large dugouts allowing all teammates to sit together.
a. Easily accessible and room for mobility devices
b. Two bench segments allowing athletes with mobility devices to sit by their friends
3. Seating so all family members can enjoy the game.
a. Covered seating
b. Unobstructed views of the field
4. An accessible location, Makino Park, for families and friends to experience.
a, Common Ground Playground
b. FC Mini Pitch soccer fields
c. Accessible parking, shelter area, and restrooms
The fields can also be available for other MYO programs like MYO's tee ball and 6U programs.
The Mason Challenger League and Mason Parks & Recreation Foundation are both non-profit 501c3 organizations. All funds raised benefit the Adaptive Ball Fields at Makino Park campaign and are eligible as a charitable donation.

Please contact Susan Murdock, Mason Challenger Board President, at [email protected] for the tax ID number for either organization.