A multi-field outdoor sports complex located on Fort Bragg, supporting various athletic activities including softball, baseball, and youth sports. The facility features several well-maintained fields with lighting, spectator seating, and adjacent support amenities, making it ideal for league play, tournaments, and unit-level competitions.

Ritz Epps Fields (Fort Bragg)

Hercules Fields is a versatile outdoor sports complex located on Fort Bragg, primarily designed for soccer, flag football, Baseball, Softball, and Basketball. The facility features multiple well-maintained, open fields that can accommodate recreational games, tournaments, and military training activities.

With ample space and flexible field layouts, Hercules Fields supports physical fitness programs, unit competitions, and community sports leagues, serving as a key recreational asset for soldiers, families, and youth programs on post.

Hercules Fields (Fort Bragg)

Luther "Nick" Jeralds Stadium is a prominent sports facility located on the campus of Fayetteville
State University in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Serving as the home field for the university's
football team, the Fayetteville State Broncos, the stadium has a rich history and has undergone
several enhancements to improve the athletic experience.

Luther Nick Jeralds Stadium

This 14,407-seat multi-purpose arena is home to the Wake Forest University men’s and women’s basketball teams. The more than 25,000 square feet at LJVM accommodates a wide range of indoor competitions, including basketball, tennis, cheerleading, volleyball, wrestling and martial arts. The facility’s flexible design offers a variety of seating and stage options to efficiently accommodate many types of performances. In addition to the main arena, the LJVM Coliseum also features spaces that can be booked for meetings or other special events. From banquets, conferences, meetings, proms, wedding receptions, family or class reunions, and much more, the meeting rooms at the LJVM Coliseum are flexible enough to accommodate a variety of uses. The Winston, Salem and Deacon rooms can be configured to your specifications.

Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial (LJVM) Coliseum

The Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena & Event Center encompass roughly 70-acre property minutes from downtown Winston-Salem. This multi-purpose complex boasts more than 55,000 square feet of flexible event space, perfect for hosting hockey, ice skating, cheerleading, martial arts, wrestling, gymnastics, and archery. The Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena is a 4,000-seat arena, and home to both the Carolina Thunderbirds, a minor league hockey team in the Federal Hockey League, and the Wake Forest University Men’s Hockey Team.


Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena and Events Center

Buncombe County Sports Park offers soccer fields, picnic areas, disc golf, walking trails, bocce courts, sand volleyball courts, a playground, community garden, edible urban orchard, covered recreation shelter rentals, and more.

Buncombe County Sports Park

Asheville Racquet Club is the home of the UNC Asheville Bulldogs Tennis teams. The facility features two locations, in Downtown Asheville and in South Asheville. The facility includes four indoor tennis courts, six hard courts, ten clay courts, a gym, swimming pool, and locker rooms. Eight pickleball courts plan to open at ARC South mid-November 2020.

Asheville Racquet Club

The WNC Agriculturual Center is a remarkable complex with unlimited possibility. The 87-acre complex has the ability to met your large or small scale event needs.

WNC Agricultural Center

McCormick Field is home to Single-A professional baseball club, Asheville Tourists. McCormick Field has the ability to hold 4,000 spectators. The facility was also the host site for the NCAA Division I Big South Conference Baseball Tournament in 2009.

McCormick Field

The ExploreAsheville.com Arena in Downtown Asheville is Western North Carolina’s largest arena. With the seating capacity of up to 6,400, the Harrah’s Cherokee Center - Asheville has hosted events including the NCAA Division I Southern Conference Basketball Championships and the Fed Cup First-Round Tie in 2018 & 2019.

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