Snapshot: First Baptist Athletics breaks ground on $12M fieldhouse
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From left, FBA Executive Director Steve Carr, Sally Barrett, Bryan Barrett, Carol Chambers, Brad Chambers, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, Erik Barrett, Lauri Kauffman and Evan Bever, senior minister of First Baptist Church of Indianapolis, break ground for the new fieldhouse.
Bradley Chambers of Buckingham Foundation gives remarks.
From left, FBA Executive Director Steve Carr, Sally Barrett, Bryan Barrett, Carol Chambers, Brad Chambers, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett, Erik Barrett, Lauri Kauffman and Evan Bever, senior minister of First Baptist Church of Indianapolis, break ground for the new fieldhouse.
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett throws out the first pitch at the opening day of FBA baseball, which coincided with the groundbreaking ceremony.
FBA baseball players march in an opening day parade.
Correction: The original version of this story misspelled the last name of Evan Bever, senior minister of First Baptist Church of Indianapolis.
First Baptist Athletics broke ground May 6 on a $12 million fieldhouse and renovation project at 8600 N. College Ave. in Indianapolis. Many families from Carmel and surrounding areas participate in FBA’s youth sports programs. (Photos courtesy of Liz McDougall)
