BUTLER, Wis. - s4story -- Keeper Goals recently completed a comprehensive sports facility installation at Fieldhouse 262 in Richfield, Wisconsin, providing custom sports equipment and protective netting systems that support baseball, softball, soccer, and other indoor athletic programs.

Designed as a year-round indoor sports facility, Fieldhouse 262 required equipment that maximizes available space while maintaining athlete safety and allowing multiple activities to occur simultaneously.

Custom Equipment Designed for a Multi-Sport Facility

The project included the installation of an indoor tension batting cage, protective ceiling netting with a custom furnace protection cage, protective perimeter netting with a built-in door panel, a walk-draw gym divider net, pole padding, and two custom indoor soccer goals designed specifically for the facility.

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The soccer installations included a pair of custom 6'6" x 12' back depth soccer goals and an 8' x 24' box style custom back depth soccer goal, providing athletes with durable equipment suited for year-round indoor play.

Safety and Flexibility for Modern Athletic Facilities

One of the defining features of the project is its integrated sports netting system. Protective ceiling and perimeter netting help contain balls within designated training areas while protecting athletes, spectators, and building infrastructure. The custom furnace protection cage demonstrates how specialized netting solutions can safely accommodate existing building features without limiting functionality.

The walk-draw gym divider net allows facility staff to quickly reconfigure the space for multiple sports and training groups, creating a more efficient environment for athletes throughout the day.

"As more communities invest in indoor sports facilities, flexibility and safety have become just as important as the equipment itself," said John Moynihan, President and Project Manager at Keeper Goals. "Our goal is to design solutions that allow facilities like Fieldhouse 262 to support multiple sports while making the best use of every square foot."

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Supporting the Growth of Indoor Athletics

Indoor athletic facilities continue to expand across the Midwest as organizations seek dependable, year-round training environments. Projects like Fieldhouse 262 highlight how custom sports facility equipment such as indoor batting cages, sports netting, and indoor soccer goals can work together to create versatile spaces that serve athletes of all ages.

Keeper Goals continues to partner with schools, municipalities, sports complexes, and private athletic facilities throughout the country, providing durable equipment and installation services tailored to each project's unique needs.

For more information about Keeper Goals' custom sports facility solutions, visit:

• https://www.keepergoals.com/

To see the finished results of Fieldhouse 262, watch the completed facility tour:

• https://youtu.be/AUPiJElKQPs