Program areas at Nebraska Multisport Complex
To develop, construct and operate a championship athletic park for use by the greater Omaha area and state of Nebraska. The Nebraska Multisport Complex (nmsc) will consist of indoor and outdoor facilities, including a natatorium with five bodies of water, a tennis center with 6 indoor and 6 outdoor courts and 1 double and 3 single squash courts, a fieldhouse with an indoor soccer field and a support center featuring administrative offices and a sports performance center used for athletic training, physical therapy, rehab therapy and biomechanics. Within the natatorium and tennis center there will be 3,000 and 800 permanent seats, respectively. The outdoor facilities will include 12 regulation artificial turf soccer fields. These fields will be lit for evening play and multi-lined to accommodate soccer, lacrosse and field hockey. Additionally, there will be three satellite buildings with restrooms, concessions, tournament services space and playgrounds. Other outdoor facilities will include a competitive 50m x 25yd x 8 lane swimming pool (the 2012 us olympic trials pool), and a children's recreation pool. There will be more than 1,800 parking spaces within the athletic campus with an additional 1,300 spots available in the adjacent business park for major events. At this time, nmsc is in the process of raising the funds necessary to construct this facility.
Nebraska Multisport Complex will provide access, amenities and support for special needs programs. We will provide educational, teaching, fitness, training and event programs for special olympics, paralympics, wounded warriors and all special needs populations and the organizations that support them.
The Nebraska Multisport Complex will provide sports science, strength and conditioning, and training support facilities that will attract top teams and athletes from outside the area. This will expose local athletes to higher levels of competition on a regular basis, raising the bar for local teams and athletes. The facilities will also support and enhance all existing metro area programs, including recreational, school, collegiate and club play.