Olathe Soccer Complex

• The Olathe Soccer Complex is a privatley built facility owned by WestStar Development, and managed by Heartland Soccer Assoctiation.
  • Nine "all-weather" artificial turf soccer fiels, including a championship field.
  • Three hotels on site with 400 rooms total. Embassy Suites, Holiday Inn and Four Points
  • 1,400 hotel rooms in Olathe.
  • 8,000 hotel rooms within 10 miles of complex.
  • 32,000 hotel rooms within 25 miles of complex.
  • If event needs more soccer fields, there is a 12-field soccer complex just 10 miles to the East, an 8-field soccer complex just 16 miles to the North, and a 9-field soccer complex just 20 miles to the East.

Elite Sports Centers

• Two facilities within a mile of each other just completed in 2018.
  • 65,000 square-foot volleyball complex with 10 mulit-sport flex courts, with full service bar and retail shop.
  • 250,000 square-foot complex with 10 turf 4v4 sizes soccer fields, indoor baseball diamond, 10 batting cages, Esports lounge, fitness facility and full service resturant.

​Olathe District Activity Center (ODAC)

• ODAC, also known as Olathe District Activity Center is owned and operated by the Olathe District Schools
  • Parking for 6,000+ cars and all fields/courts are lit
  • One full size turf NAIA level football field - holds up to 6,500 spectators
  • One full size turf NAIA level soccer field - holds up to 3,500 spectators
  • Two high school level baseball fields with turf infield and 390 feet center field walls - holds up to 500 spectators
  • Two high school level fully turf softball fields and 220 feet to center field walls - holds up to 250 spectators
  • Eight lane synthetic surface track with field amenities - holds up to 6,500 spectators
    • ​Field amenities include - hurdles, steeplechase, throwing cage & field, long jump, high jump, and javelin throw

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    20925 West 159th Street
    Olathe, KS 66062
     
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College Boulevard Activity Center (CBAC)

• CBAC, also known as College Boulevard Activity Center is owned and operated by the Olathe District Schools
  • Parking for 6,000+ cars and all fields/courts are lit
  • Twelve court tennis area - holds up to 2,000 spectators
  • One full size turf NAIA level football field - holds up to 6,500 spectators
  • One full size turf NAIA level soccer field - holds up to 3,500 spectators
  • Two high school level baseball fields with turf infield and 390 feet center field walls - holds up to 500 spectators
  • Two high school level fully turf softball fields and 220 feet to center field walls - holds up to 500 spectators
  • One Miracle League T-Ball field - holds up to 200 spectators

 

  

• Premier indoor sports and multi-use 88,000-square foot facility owned and operated by the Johnson County Recreation District
  • One full sized indoor soccer artificial turf field 100' x 190' with net walls and ceiling
  • Four full length basketball courts that converts to 8 half basketball courts
  • Eight volleyball courts
  • Four futsal courts
  • Convenient upper and lower level concession stands
  • Large upper level lounge area with flat screen TVs and court and field views
  • Four upper level party suites with court and field views
  • FREE Wi-Fi, and a 78' x 29' multi-purpose room
  • Goals and nets included in facility

• Olathe has five high schools; Olathe South, Olathe East, Olathe North, Olathe West and Olathe Northwest
  • Each high school is equipped with a basketball/volleyball court that can seat approximately 2,000 people
  • Each high school has a practice gym and an auxiliary gym. These gyms each seat roughly 250 people
  • All of the floors in the schools are wood and there are no permanent concessions or ticket booths
  • Each high school has a synthetic turf field that is marked for soccer and football. There is seating for about 250 people and there are no lights on these fields
  • Each high school has one or more full size practice fields
  • Each high school has an eight lane synthetic surface track
  • Each high school is also equipped with four tennis courts
  • Two high schools have softball and baseball fields
• Olathe has nine middle schools; California Trail, Chisholm Trail, Frontier Trail, Indian Trail, Mission Trail, Oregon Trail, Pioneer Trail, Prairie Trail, Santa Fe Trail
  • Each one of the middle schools is equipped with basketball/volleyball court that can seat approximately 1,000 people
  • Each middle school has an auxiliary gym. These gyms each seat roughly 250 people
  • All of the floors in the schools are wood and there are no permanent concessions or ticket booths
  • Each high school has an eight lane synthetic surface track
  • Each middle school has a 25 yard 6 lane pool, with four of them having seating for 300

16050 Pflumm Road

• Heritage Park is a 1,238 acre park that is managed by the Johnson County Recreation District
• 10 picnic shelters (two large capacity)
• 40 acre lake, marina with pedal boat and sailboard rentals
• 30 acre dog off-leash area
• Concessions, shelters and picnic areas, play areas, athletic fields for softball, football, soccer, and the 18-hole championship Heritage Park Golf Course with driving range. (see below)

• Heritage Park Golf Course is one of the most beautiful courses in the metropolitan area, is comprised of continuous cart paths throughout the entire course, three lakes, Coffee Creek, and nearly 7,000 irrigated course yards which play to a par 71 with the finishing holes providing excellent viewing for galleries during tournament play. It offers an exceptional combination of traditional tree-lined and links-type holes which add variety and contrast while keeping play interesting and picturesque.

 

• Heritage Park is equipped with 10 football fields. The football fields are all full size natural grass fields and have the appropriate uprights. Each comes with appropriate goals. No fields have available lighting.

 

• Heritage Park is equipped with 15 soccer fields. The soccer fields have eight full size fields and ten youth fields. All 15 fields are natural grass and are lined for soccer. Each comes with appropriate goals. No soccer fields have available lighting.

Heritage Park Softball Fields 

 

• Heritage Park has four softball fields located near the 40 acre lake. These fields are complete with a central concessions stand, seating behind home plate, and lights.

Heritage Park Disc Golf Course

• Heritage Park has a full 18 golf disc golf course.

• JCCC is one of the state's largest institutions of higher education. JCCC is equipped with Baseball Stadium, Cross County Course, Fieldhouse, Gym, Outdoor Track, Soccer Field, Softball Stadium, and Tennis Courts.

• MNU have an indoor sports complex called the Cook Center
  • Four basketball courts with a drop-down divider, with this setup there is no available seating
    • When only using the main court the Cook Center can hold up to 3,000 spectators.
  • The south floor is the only one of the four that is rubber, all the others are wood, and is equipped with drop-down batting cages.
  • The Cook Center also contains a fully equipped Olympic style weight room.
  • The Cook Center has four full size locker rooms with showers, and classrooms that can be used during events there.
• MNU’s campus also contains:
  • Two full size football fields - one has lights and hold 500 spectators
  • One full size soccer field - lights and holds 500 spectators
  • A softball field - lights and holds 150 spectators - 200 feet down the lines and 225 in centerfield
  • A baseball field - lights and holds 350 spectators - 320 feet down the lines and 400 in centerfield
  • Three tennis courts
  • A full size track and field facility

  

• Lone Elm Park is a 160 acre park that is maintained by Olathe Parks and Recreation
  • Eight full size soccer fields
    • One Soccer field is Championship field with lights
    • There are no permanent concessions or bleaches at any of the soccer fields
  • Five lighted softball fields     

• Prairie Highlands golf course was ranked #29 in the Nation in the “Top 50 under $50” Category. The par 72, 7,100-yard golf course was designed truly with the golfer in mind. Following the traditions of the game, the course was designed to be walk able, with short distances from green to tee. Fundamental strategies and abundant shot making opportunities are complimented by pristine fairways and bent grass greens. Four tee boxes play from 7,100 yards from the back tees, to 5,100 yards from the front tees. Errant tee shots will likely find manicured rough or one of 60 strategically positioned sand bunkers, which makes saving par truly rewarding and a birdie nearly heroic. Only deft putting on subtly contoured bent grass putting greens rewards pinpoint accuracy off the tee. Prairie Highlands is reached from I-35 by exiting at Old 56 Highway and proceeding 4 ½ miles west to 151st Street and then west three-quarters of a mile to St. Andrews Drive and into the course.

• Conceived to meet high standards of the dedicated golfer while capturing the magnificent beauty of the rolling, wooded terrain, Shadow Glen wraps itself around hills and bluffs as though it has always been there. The course was sculpted as unique player's course with zoysia fairways, bluegrass roughs and impeccable A-1 / A-4 bent grass greens. The traditional course design will challenge the finest golfer. In 2013 and 2014, Shadow Glen was ranked Kansas City's No. 1 golf course and No.3  in the entire state of Kansas.