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The Fields at Progin Park

 

MASS YOUTH SOCCER FIELDS ARE OPEN

Progin Park is a NO PETS and NO SMOKING Facility 

Click Here to view a field Map for Progin Park

Progin Park Fields (2)

WEATHER HOTLINE / FIELD CLOSURE 978-847-0126

Nestled along the Mohawk Trail in Lancaster Massachusetts is one of the premier soccer complexes in the country. Opened in 2007, the Massachusetts Youth Soccer Fields at Progin Park is a field facility with 11 natural grass and five synthetic turf fields. Each field meets FIFA international regulation guidelines in size (110 yards x 75 yards). The natural grass fields are Kentucky Blue Grass and each field is maintained at the highest level so that every time a player steps between the lines, they are playing on the best ‘pitch’ they have ever encountered. 

The Fields at Progin Park are meticulously maintained, periodically rested, and over seeded to ensure that each is of professional quality. The complex sits on 130 acres with 10 international-size fields near the intersection of Routes 2 and 70 in the so-called Drumlin Area. Five of these 10 fields are state-of-the-art all-weather Field Turf synthetic turf fields. The Drumlin Area provides parking, and a permanent main pavilion for registration, awards ceremonies, and more. Over the river and through the woods, quite literally, is the Quarry Area. This houses six more international-size natural grass fields. 

Areas are available with picnic benches and outdoor grills. The complex also has a pavilion with rest rooms, vending machines, an ATM, a concession stand, and an office. We have also installed lightning shelters throughout the complex to protect our visitors in the event of severe inclement weather.

Rules of Conduct

We take great pride in our fields, and ask that all visitors respect the staff, obey all traffic and parking rules, and comply with the general rules of conduct.

Lost and Found
If you lose something at our fields, please email LostandFound@mayouthsoccer.org. Items that go unclaimed for 30 days will be donated to charity.

Brian "Otis" Falvey is the Facilities Manager. He can be reached at 978-598-3617.

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