About the Rochester Community Sports Complex
The property at 460 Oak Street is operated by the City of Rochester, Department of Recreation and Human Services as Rochester's Community Sports Complex. The complex opened in spring 2019, with a variety of sport clinics such as lacrosse, football, baseball, soccer, conditioning and much more! The Rochester City School District, local youth sports leagues, and community organizations utilize the facility for year-round sports training. To explore and register for a sport clinic, visit
R-Central and become an R-Center member, which will give you access to top-notch team sports and the ability to register for open clinics.
New Indoor Training Facility!
The Department of Recreation and Human
Services announced the grand opening of the New Indoor Training Facility at the Rochester
Community Sports Complex on September 8, 2021. The “R-Training Center” is adjacent to the Rochester
Community Sports Complex stadium.
Plans for a new indoor training facility was announced on January 14, 2020 when the City of
Rochester was awarded $460,000 grant from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation
completing the necessary funding for the $2.1 million indoor sports training
facility for use by student athletes and the Rochester community.
The R-Training Center is a state of the art indoor sports training facility featuring both turf and
court sports. The indoor turf is split into two distinct training areas and can
be used for football, baseball, lacrosse and soccer training. The court area
features basketball training courts. Both areas feature modern training
equipment. The building also features batting tunnel, running track, new
accessible restrooms, fire safety, new rooftop HVAC, new lighting, cardio room
with state of the art equipment, weight room, and a visual training
classroom. This is the first indoor
training center of its kind within the Rochester city limits and serving
Rochester youth! The training facility will also be available for community permitting.