East Valley Baseball Complex Reopens as Rebuilt Park
Community access days and baseball and softball clinics for Ward 3 youth are set to begin next year.
Updated on Nov. 11, 2026 in Baseball
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Ward 3 families and east valley baseball and softball players now have a renovated home park at Pecos Road and Washington Avenue. Unrivaled Sports unveiled the former Big League Dreams complex on Tuesday after a $6 million overhaul.
Why it matters
The complex gives local youth and adult teams a refurbished place to play and offers a regional draw for tournaments. Unrivaled Sports says the park will also host community access and clinics next year.
Unrivaled Sports put $6 million into the renovation, which covered nearly 980,000 square feet of new AstroTurf across six rebuilt baseball fields. The source does not compare these figures to earlier operating levels or give a timeline for the first tournaments.
The players
Unrivaled Sports
The company that invested $6 million to renovate the former Big League Dreams complex and will run the community initiatives.
The details
Unrivaled Sports restored and reinforced the replica outfield walls, repainted the perimeter home run netting, and completed extensive infrastructure upgrades. Two restaurants on the grounds were also renovated, and the company worked with the city of Las Vegas on the project. The park is expected to serve as a home field for local teams and host regional and national tournaments.
Timeline
Tuesday, November 10, 2026: Unrivaled Sports unveiled the renovated park.
Next year: Community initiatives for Ward 3 families and youth are set to begin.
Beyond the Strip
The park sits on the same Pecos Road site that was once operated as Big League Dreams, and this renovation turns it into a rebuilt complex for local and regional play. It extends the valley's youth sports footprint away from the resort corridor rather than marking a new sports venue on the Strip.
Ward 3 families and youth will be able to use the renovated fields at no cost during the community access days planned for next year. Local players and families should watch for clinic sign-up details as the start date approaches.
The takeaway
The renovated Pecos Road complex gives valley teams a refurbished home field and a regional tournament draw. Watch for next year's Ward 3 community days and clinic announcements from Unrivaled Sports.
What happens next
Community initiatives for Ward 3 families and youth, including free access days and baseball and softball clinics, are scheduled to begin next year.
Further reading
For more on local diamond sports, browse our Baseball coverage across the valley.
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