The Riverhounds announced Thursday official plans for a new multifield sports complex to be built in North Huntington, about 20 miles southeast of Highmark Stadium in Pittsburgh. This comes just two years after the club opened a multifield complex in Coraopolis, Pa.
When completed, the facility will include a full-size indoor field and multiple full-size outdoor fields suitable for soccer and other sports.
The new complex will expand the footprint for the Hounds and Hounds Academy, while also adding facilities that will support existing organizations and sports programming in the surrounding community, the club said.
"After seeing the way things have thrived since the opening of the AHN Montour Sports Complex in Coraopolis, we couldn’t be more excited to be able to continue that growth with a new facility in North Huntingdon," Riverhounds owner Tuffy Shallenberger said in a press release. "This is another major investment to grow soccer in Western Pennsylvania, and the development will also provide a boost to North Huntingdon and the surrounding communities. I want to thank the North Huntingdon Township Board of Commissioners for their support and for making it possible to get this project started."
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The planned development is on a 42-acre property located just off Route 30, not far from the Norwin Town Square shopping center.
Other features included in the planned facility are parking for both the indoor and outdoor fields, lights over the multiple turf fields, a concession stand and a limited amount of bleacher seating at each outdoor field.
“This new complex will give the Riverhounds and our Academy another top-class facility to compliment our existing homes in Connellsville, Coraopolis and at Highmark Stadium,” Riverhounds president Jeff Garner said. “North Huntingdon will be a tremendous addition, and we’re eager to bring Riverhounds training and programming closer to so many people in that part of our region.”
