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The smaller soccer courts at Union Street Park will be ready to play on Friday.
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Blake Allsup, left, and Chris Libanan of MUSCO Lighting install two futsal courts Thursday at Union Street Park in Auburn. Futsal is a popular version of soccer played on a smaller field with a smaller ball. The two courts that feature goals, benches and lights will be ready for playing Friday, Allsup said. A MUSCO Mini-Pitch System grant, Capital Improvement Project funding and donations from community partners made the courts possible. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
Blake Allsup, left, and Chris Libanan of MUSCO Lighting install two futsal courts Thursday at Union Street Park in Auburn. Futsal is a popular version of soccer played on a smaller field with a smaller ball. The two courts that feature goals, benches and lights will be ready for playing Friday, Allsup said. A MUSCO Mini-Pitch System grant, Capital Improvement Project funding and donations from community partners made the courts possible. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
Blake Allsup of MUSCO Lighting installs a bench Thursday on one of two futsal courts being built at Union Street Park in Auburn. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
Blake Allsup, left, and Chris Libanan of MUSCO Lighting install two futsal courts Thursday at Union Street Park in Auburn. Futsal is a popular version of soccer played on a smaller field with a smaller ball. The two courts that feature goals, benches and lights will be ready for playing Friday, Allsup said. A MUSCO Mini-Pitch System grant, Capital Improvement Project funding and donations from community partners made the courts possible. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal
A crew from MUSCO Lighting started building the futsal courts at Union Street Park in Auburn on Thursday and will finish by the weekend. The court surface will be painted to represent local colors at a later date, Blake Allsup of MUSCO Lighting said. Daryn Slover/Sun Journal