The indoor field
86' x 90'
Fully enclosed indoor field outlined with a 60' baseball/softball diamond, and used just as often for soccer, flag football and field-based training.
What is JPLEX?
JPLEX is a 20,000 square feet indoor sports facility
Junction Place Sportsplex (JPLEX) is a building you can walk into. Inside it: an 86' x 90' fully enclosed indoor field outlined with a 60' baseball/softball diamond, and 8 indoor batting cages — 4 long and 4 short. The field works just as well for soccer, flag football and general field-based movement and training as it does for baseball.
Kids, athletes, teams, schools, camps, organizations and groups.
What's actually inside
The cages
8 cages
8 indoor batting cages — 4 long cages and 4 short cages.
The building
20,000 square feet
One indoor space under one roof, so weather never cancels a practice, a camp day or a party.
What the space gets used for
- Team practice rentals
- All Sports Camps
- Movement- and sports-centered birthday parties
- School and camp field trips
- Sports training
- Corporate and group events
Same building, different hours: a five-year-old learning to catch in the morning, a travel team practicing at night with their own coach running development.
How we run the room
Give your best effort. Buy all in.
And no Whack Cheese — nobody takes pleasure in another person's failure, embarrassment, mistake or misfortune.
What a camp day here looks like
- Children move a lot.
- They experience varied activities, not one drill on repeat.
- They are safe, engaged, respected and seen.
- They meet naturally occurring, age-appropriate challenge and conflict.
- They fail and they succeed.
- They experience themselves individually against a peer backdrop.
- They interact across age and ability levels.
- They are never expected to do what they cannot do — and are always shown how to do more.
What JPLEX feels like
What JPLEX feels like
A short look inside the building on a normal, loud, busy day.
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Work here
JPLEX is also a first job and a career start
A lot of our staff are teens and young adults getting real work experience — running camp groups, coaching activities, setting up parties, managing a floor full of kids. It's hands-on experience in sports, coaching, recreation, leadership and working with children, and for some people it turns into the start of a career path.