Capitol Federal® Sports Complex of Liberty

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  1. Facility Closure Deadline Extended


    Clay County will join its neighbors in issuing a stay-at-home order for Clay County residents. Beginning 3/24, all City facilities will be closed to the public through 4/24.

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Liberty’s Sports Complex gets a new name through Sponsorship with Capitol Federal®

Liberty City Council has approved a 5-year naming rights sponsorship with Capitol Federal® for Liberty Parks & Rec’s sports complex.

Formerly known as Fountain Bluff Sports Complex, the nationally recognized facility will be renamed Capitol Federal® Sports Complex of Liberty. The facility has been a premier sports complex in Liberty and the Northland since June 2002 and has hosted state, regional and national baseball and softball tournaments.

Turf Project

The naming rights sponsorship comes on the heels of a nearly $4 million renovation of the facility’s 9 baseball/softball fields that involved the installation of full synthetic turf in:

  • the outfields and infields of five baseball/softball fields
  • the infields of three baseball/softball fields
  • the infield of the complex’s high school regulation sized field

AstroTurf synthetic turf installed by Mid-America Sports Construction

Capitol Federal® Sports Complex is the first public baseball/softball turf facility in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Already a popular venue for youth and adult leagues tournaments, the facility traditionally brings 200,000+ visitors to Liberty each year. With turf, the playing season will be extended, bringing even more even more tournaments and teams to Liberty.

About Capitol Federal® Sports Complex

Opened in June 2002 as Fountain Bluff Sports Complex, this multi-million dollar facility offers various sporting events on the 146-acre site. In addition to the recently turfed baseball/softball fields,the complex also includes six grass, regulation sized soccer fields, 8 stocked ponds that are used to irrigate the fields; more than 2 miles of walking/jogging trails; playgrounds; and concession stands. Various historical markers are placed throughout the site commemorating past events that have taken place on the site.