2900 No.Salem Road, Fayetteville
If coming from the south (Fort Smith), come in on I-540. Proceed to Exit 65 – Porter Road Exit (after the exits for Razorback Road/UA, Hwy. 62, and Hwy. 16). At the bottom of the ramp, turn left. The road becomes Mount Comfort Road going west; Porter Road going east. Go west under the overpass, and stay on Mount Comfort Road for 1 (one) mile. You will see a large green sign on the left-hand side of the road noting Gary Hampton Softball Complex. Turn right at the sign onto Salem Road. Go straight for 0.9 miles (9/10ths). You will see the complex on your right as well as Holcomb Elementary School. Parking is on your right.

If coming from the north (Springdale), come in on I-540. When the speed limit slows to 60 MPH as you enter Fayetteville, get over into the left-hand lane. You will merge with traffic coming from your left. Stay in your lane and proceed to Exit 65 – Porter Road Exit (after exit 66 for Hwy. 112). You will pass the Landers Auto Complex on your right and the Washington County Fairgrounds on your left. At the bottom of the ramp for exit 65, turn right (west) onto Mount Comfort Road and go 0.9 (9/10ths) miles. You will see a large green sign on the left-hand side of the road noting Gary Hampton Softball Complex. Turn right at the sign onto Salem Road. Go straight for 0.9 (9/10ths) miles. You will see the complex on your right as well as Holcomb Elementary School. Parking is on your right.

Click here for a map to the Gary Hampton Softball Complex.

J.B. HUNT Park

2282 Fleming Drive, Springdale

If coming from the north, take I-540 southbound to Exit 76 – Wagon Wheel Road, left at stop sign, then next left over interstate onto Wagon Wheel Road. Continue on Wagon Wheel Road going east approximately 1 mile to Silent Grove Road. Turn right (south) onto Silent Grove Road and follow for approximately 1.5 miles. Silent Grove Road will wind around a bit. After crossing bridge and under water pipes, look for park entrance on left which will be Fleming Drive.

If coming from the south, take I-540 northbound to Exit 73 – Elm Springs Road, right at end of ramp onto Elm Springs Road going east. Follow Elm Springs Road east to first traffic light and turn left onto 40th Street. Follow 40th Street north approx 1/2 mile to 4-way stop, then turn right (east) onto Falcon Street. Follow Falcon Street east approx 1 mile to 3-way stop which will be Silent Grove Road. Turn left (north) onto Silent Grove Road. Follow Silent Grove Road down hill, the third street on right will be Fleming Drive which is the park entrance.

From US 71-B / Thompson, take Backus Street west from 71-B / Thompson (northern Springdale at intersection with AQ Chicken House Restaurant). Follow Backus Street west to West End Avenue (first stop light). Turn right (north) onto West End and continue to Counts Street (stop sign). Turn left (west) onto Counts Street and continue until it merges in a right turn into Cheyenne Trail. Follow Cheyenne Trail approx 1/4 mile and veer left onto Pump Station Road. Follow Pump Station Road approx 1/4 mi to park entrance which is Fleming Drive on the left.

Note: Allow approximately 20-30 minutes travel time to reach J.B. Hunt Park from the Fayetteville ball fields, depending on traffic and the specific route you take to get there.

Click here for a map to the J.B. Hunt Park.

LAKE FAYETTEVILLE SOFTBALL COMPLEX

1208 E. Lake Fayetteville Road, Fayetteville

If coming from the Gary Hampton Softball Complex, go south on Salem Road .9 miles until you get back to Mount Comfort Road. Turn left and go 1 mile. Go under the I-540 overpass, then turn left onto the entrance ramp. Go past exit 66. As you pass under the bridge, begin to look for Exit 67 – Fayetteville Business District/Hwy 71B. Take this exit. It merges into what is formally known as the Fulbright Expressway. Get over into the left-hand lane when you can and proceed 1.4 miles. As you approach a bridge for 71B, a sign will note Springdale – left lane. Stay where you are, go under the bridge, merge with traffic coming from your right. Get over into the middle lane(s) and head north for 0.8 (8/10ths) miles. Go through three lights (Joyce Boulevard, NWA Mall, and NWA Mall/Zion Road). At the bottom of the hill is another light. At the light, you can turn right towards the Lokomotion parking lot. There is a road that turns north just before the lot. Take it and head north (it is a frontage road to 71B). Or, stay on 71B a short distance and turn right at the brown sign that notes Lake Fayetteville Park. Follow the road north for a short distance. You will pass the Lewis and Clark Outfitters just before heading into the park entrance. The ball parks are on your right.

If coming from downtown Fayetteville (the Square), get onto College Avenue/71B and head north. Proceed through the lights at Dickson, Lafayette, Maple, North, Evelyn Hills Shopping Center, Sycamore, Township, Sunbridge, Rolling Hills, and Millsap Road. After going through the light at Millsap Road, get into the second lane from the right and head north for 1 (one) mile. Go through three lights (Joyce Boulevard, NWA Mall, and NWA Mall/Zion Road). At the bottom of the hill is another light. At the light, you can turn right towards the Lokomotion parking lot. There is a road that turns north just before the lot. Take it and head north (it is a frontage road to 71B). Or, stay on 71B a short distance and turn right at the brown sign that notes Lake Fayetteville Park. Follow the road north for a short distance. You will pass the Lewis and Clark Outfitters just before heading into the park entrance. The ball parks are on your right.

If coming from Springdale, come in on I-540. When the speed limit drops to 65MPH upon entering Fayetteville, look for Exit 67 – Fayetteville Business District/Hwy 71B. Take this right-hand exit which will take you onto an overpass that cuts back over the interstate. Merge with traffic coming in from your right. Stay in the left-hand lane and proceed for 1.4 miles. As you approach a bridge for 71B, a sign will note Springdale – left lane. Stay where you are, go under the bridge, merge with traffic coming from your right. Get over into the middle lane(s) and head north for 0.8 (8/10ths) miles. Go through three lights (Joyce Boulevard, NWA Mall, and NWA Mall/Zion Road). At the bottom of the hill is another light. At the light, you can turn right towards the Lokomotion parking lot. There is a road that turns north just before the lot. Take it and head north (it is a frontage road to 71B). Or, stay on 71B a short distance and turn right at the brown sign that notes Lake Fayetteville Park. Follow the road north for a short distance. You will pass the Lewis and Clark Outfitters just before heading into the park entrance. The ball parks are on your right.

If coming from Fort Smith, come in on I-540. Take Exit 67 – Fayetteville Business District/ Hwy 71B. It merges into what is formally known as the Fulbright Expressway. Get over into the left-hand lane when you can and proceed 1.4 miles. As you approach a bridge for 71B, a sign will note Springdale – left lane. Stay where you are, go under the bridge, merge with traffic coming from your right. Get over into the middle lane(s) and head north for 0.8 (8/10ths) miles. Go through three lights (Joyce Boulevard, NWA Mall, and NWA Mall/Zion Road). At the bottom of the hill is another light. At the light, you can turn right towards the Lokomotion parking lot. There is a road that turns north just before the lot. Take it and head north (it is a frontage road to 71B). Or, stay on 71B a short distance and turn right at the brown sign that notes Lake Fayetteville Park. Follow the road north for a short distance. You will pass the Lewis and Clark Outfitters just before heading into the park entrance. The ball parks are on your right.

Click here for a map to the Lake Fayetteville Softball Complex.

BOGLE PARK

Garland Avenue at California Boulevard, UofA Campus Fayetteville

From either Gary Hampton, Lake Fayetteville or J B Hunt, take I-540 South until you reach the Exit 62 – Highway 62/MLK (6th) Street. Get into the left turn lane that will take you back under the Interstate onto 6th Street heading east. Proceed through the intersection at Razorback Road( a University of Arkansas corner boundary sign on the northeast corner of the intersection), to Garland Avenue on your left (the UA Soccer Stadium is visible at this turn). Turn left onto Garland Avenue. Fayetteville High School will be on your right and Bogle Park will be on your left as you near the intersection with California Boulevard.

Click here for a map to Bogle.

Semi-Exclusive Sponsorship Gift Level of $1,500.  Prominent  display of logo/name on printed materials  and t-shirts.  One Park will be named for you during this weekend.  Announcements acknowledging your company’s support at every game.  Upon request, up to 8 two- day tournament passes will be issued as well as 8 t-shirts. Starting this year, we will be listing our sponsors on our Rotary website under the  softball section. In addition to your name and logo, we will include a direct link to your website. Click here to get the sponsorship form!

Semi-Exclusive Sponsorship Gift Level of $1,000.  Extra large display of logo/name on printed materials and t-shirts.  Signage on four fields.  Announcements at every game on your four fields. Upon request, up to 6 two-day tournament passes will be issued as well as 6 complimentary t-shirts. Starting this year, we will be listing our sponsors on our Rotary website under the softball section. In addition to your name and logo, we will include a direct link to your website.  Click here to get the sponsorship form!

Sponsorship giving Level of $500.  Large display of logo/name on select printed materials and t-shirts.  Signage at one field.  Announcements at every game on your field. Upon request, up to 4 two-day  passes will be issued as well as 4 complimentary t-shirts. Starting this year, we will be listing our sponsors on our Rotary website under the softball section. In addition to your name and logo, we will include a direct link to your website.  Click here to get the sponsorship form!

Sponsorship Gift Level of $200.  Small display of name in program and on t-shirts. Upon request, receive one complimentary two-day tournament pass and t-shirt. Starting this year, we will be listing our sponsors on our Rotary website under the softball section.  Click here to get the sponsorship form!

2009 FayRo Charity Classic $26,225.00

CASA of NWA
Childcare Resources & Referral
Elizabeth Richardson Center
Fayetteville Parks & Rec
Fayetteville Senior Activity Center
FHS Softball Booster Club
Free Health Clinic of NWA
Habitat for Humanity
JDRF
Life Styles
Peace at Home
Pagnozzi Charities
Potters House
Project Right Choice
Razorback District Boy Scouts
SARPA

2008 FayRo Charity Classic $23,950.00

Pagnozzi Charities
NWA Free Health Center
CASA of NWA
Elizabeth Richardson center
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
SARPA
Life Styles, Inc.
Project Right Choice/Drug Court
Habitat for Humanity
NWA Child Resource Center
Humane Society
Meals on Wheels
Families in Transition (FHS)
Girls Fall Softball League
Fayetteville Parks & Recreation

2007 FayRo Charity Classic $28,153.00

Rotary Club & City of Fayetteville Pavilion Project
Peace at Home Shelter
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NWA
Fayettevile Public Education Foundation
Shop with a Cop Program
CASA of Northwest Arkansas
Elizabeth Richardson Center
Faith in Action
Fayetteville Animal Services
Humane Society of the Ozarks
Lifestyles Inc.
Families in Transition (Fayetteville HS)
NWA Chapter American Red Cross
NWA Free Health Center
Habitat for Humanity
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Intl.
LifeSource International
Project Right Choice
North Arkansas Symphony
NWA Child Care Resource
Seven Hills Homeless Shelter
Pagnozzi Charities
Washington County Historical Society
SARPA
Decision Point
Outcomes
Lady Dawg Softball Boosters

2006 FayRo Charity Classic $22,299.92

4-H Club of Washington County
Arts Live Theatre
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NWA
Camp War Eagle
Circle of Life Hospice
Donald W. Reynolds Boys & Girls Club
Elizabeth Richardson Center
Faith in Action
Fayetteville High School Band
Fayetteville Parks & Recreation Department
2007 Summer Concert Series
Fayetteville Parks & Recreation Department
Wireless Scoreboard at Lake Fayetteville Park
Fayetteville Public Schools Homeless Project
Fayetteville Softball Booster Club
Free Health Center of NWA
Habitat for Humanity
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Intl.
LifeSource International
Mount Sequoyah Conference & Retreat Center
North Arkansas Symphony
NWA Child Care Resource
Ozark Literacy Council
Pagnozzi Charities
Washington County Historical Society
Washington Regional Hospice

2005 FayRo Charity Classic $14,437.69

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of NWA
Circle of Life Hospice
Fayetteville Animal Shelter
Fayetteville Parks & Recreation (scoreboard)
FHS Homeless Project
FHS Rose Bowl Band
Free Health Clinic
Habitat for Humanity of NWA
Jefferson Elementary Shoes Program
‘Peace at Home’ Battered Women’s Shelter
Salvation Army
Summer Reading Program
United Way of Washington County
WRMC Hospice

2004 FayRo Charity Classic $9,444.66

Boys and Girls Club
Boys and Girls State
Fayetteville High School Homeless Program
Free Health Clinic
Habitat for Humanity
Lifesource International
M & N Augustine Foundation
Project for Victims of Family Violence
Raymey Jr. High Odyssey of the Mind
‘Read to Feed’ Youth Literacy Program
Single Parent Scholarship Fund
United Way of Washington County
Zeynep Hospital in Istanbul, Turkey Laparoscopy Unit

2003 FayRo Charity Classic $7,306.24

Boy Scouts of America
Fayetteville Boys and Girls Club  (over and above our regular contributions)
Fayetteville Public Schools Homeless Program
Junior Achievement
Medical Supplies Network  (worldwide Rotary charity based in Tulsa, Oklahoma)
NOARK Girl Scout Council
Project for Victims of Family Violence
Seven Hills Homeless Shelter
Single Parent Scholarship Fund
Special Olympics
United Way of Washington County

“I’m just telling it like it is.”

Jimmie will make sure that you have the opportunity to support the number one charitable girls fastpitch softball tournament in the world.

You will be proud of your new status as a FayRo Charity Classic athletic supporter, all while knowing that 100 percent of your tax deductible contributions will benefit the community.

Don’t wait, act now!

To find out how to become a sponsor you can read the Sponsoring the Fayro Classic Article or you can Email Jimmie