The sports and fitness industry in the USA is a $14.1B annual industry and is growing each year.

"Every day, tens of thousands of kids and adults in the DFW metroplex spend significant time and money training for and playing sports." (Dallas Morning News 2005)  Listed below are the only sports facilities within a 30 mile radius of the Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor. In each case, these facilities offer only a few sports, and some offer no outdoor facilities at all while others offer no indoor facility. Despite their limitations, consider their success to date...

Craig Ranch http://www.theballfields.com/ McKinney, TX Baseball, Softball only No indoor facilities (15K members) "by year's end the Craig Ranch Ballfields will have hosted more than 35 weekend tournaments, most of them Super Series. Super Series is a national organization that organizes more than 800 local baseball tournaments per year." (Dallas Morning News 2005) Plano Sports Authority http://www.psaplano.org/ Plano, TX Football, Baseball, Fastpitch Softball, Girl's Volleyball, Basketball, Cheerleading, Dance Team, Figure Skating, Indoor Lacrosse, Indoor Soccer, Arena Football, Inline Hockey, Wrestling, Track, Soccer, Rugby, Lacrosse, Fencing, Golf and Ice Hockey (40,000+ members) "About 2.5 million people will pass through PSA's StarCenter at Carpenter Park this year. That's as many as attended Rangers games at Ameriquest Field in 2004." (Dallas Morning News 2005) American Indoor Sports http://www.americanindoorsports.com/ Carrollton, TX Soccer, Baseball, Football only No outdoor facilities (5000+ members) Rockwall Indoor Sports Expo http://www.riserockwall.com/ Rockwall, TX Soccer, Basketball, Flag football, Volleyball, Martial Arts, Fencing No outdoor facilities (100+ leagues, 4000+ members)

"It is not uncommon for baseball parents to spend $5,000 to $10,000 per year on team fees, travel, equipment and private instruction." (Dallas Morning News 2005)

"Towns and cities are clamoring to upgrade facilities because the secret's out: Youth baseball has morphed into a mega-dollar tourism industry." (Dallas Morning News 2005)

The Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor is the third fastest growing area in the DFW metroplex. This area will grow by approximately 100,000 people over the next ten years..

The Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor and surrounding area has no current ability to meet the demand for kids and adults who wish to attend a state of the art indoor/outdoor sports training facility..

The Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor has become known for its rapid growth and the influx of young families. Over the next ten years it is estimated that over one hundred thousand new people will move into this area. As of 2005, the existing pool of potential sports club members includes a population of over one hundred thousand children ages 4-18 and a population of over two hundred thousand adults ages 18-35 all located within a ten mile radius.

In addition to the burgeoning population of the Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor, the demand for sports training and recreation is growing at a rapid pace. This phenomena is especially evident in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex where many families have disposable income. Parents want the best sports instruction and training for their kids and are willing to pay for it, willing to travel to it, and willing to spend significant time investing in it.

Clearly, there is an emerging opportunity for a state of the art sports complex in the Wylie/Sachse/Murphy corridor. We are dedicated to fulfilling this need in our community. To learn more about our plans...see Our Plan