Pleasantville Public Schools Stadium Turf Field Replacement | Pleasantville, NJ
Pleasantville Public Schools Stadium Turf Field Replacement | Pleasantville, NJ
Location: Pleasantville, NJ
Client: Pleasantville Public Schools
Facility: Stadium Turf Field
Project Type: Synthetic Turf Replacement
Sports: Football, Soccer
Surface: Synthetic Turf
Scope: Existing Turf Removal and Disposal, Stone Base Grading, Synthetic Turf Installation
Turf System: Shaw Sports Turf Legion with Game ON Technology
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed synthetic turf replacement for Pleasantville Public Schools in Pleasantville, New Jersey.
The Client
Pleasantville High School’s Greyhounds compete in the Cape-Atlantic League, which brings together public and private school athletic programs in southern New Jersey.
The Challenge
The renovation required removing the existing turf, recovering infill for recycling, and grading the existing stone base for the replacement surface.
Construction Process
The project was initiated with the removal and disposal of existing turf, along with reclaiming and recycling the existing infill, and grading the existing stone base.
This project utilized Shaw Sports Turf Game ON technology to design and install Legion dual-fiber synthetic turf.
Project Details
- Existing turf removal and disposal.
- Existing infill recovery and recycling.
- Grading of the existing stone base.
- Legion dual-fiber synthetic turf installation with Game ON technology.
Materials & Systems
- Shaw Sports Turf Legion dual-fiber turf with Game ON technology.
Design Elements
- Sports lines for football and soccer.
- Midfield logo.
- Alternating green and purple yard panels.
- Purple end zones with “PLEASANTVILLE” and “GREYHOUNDS” lettering.
- Sideline “GREYHOUNDS” lettering.
FAQs
What is Game ON turf technology? Game ON is a turf system from Shaw Sports Turf that uses tufted-in technology to incorporate logos, lines, and other design elements directly into the turf. This removes the need to cut and seam those elements into the field as separate inlays. Fewer inlay seams mean fewer potential separation points, supporting field quality and player safety while streamlining installation. The technology also allows custom graphics, end zone branding, and mow patterns.
What happens before replacement turf is installed? A turf replacement starts with a plan for the new system, field design, and removal of the existing materials. After the old turf is removed, the exposed base is evaluated and prepared for installation. Some fields need localized repairs or grading, while others require more extensive foundation work. Addressing those conditions before the new turf is laid helps avoid covering up problems that could affect the replacement field.