Nashville Soccer Club in partnership with Vanderbilt University Medical Center held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Nashville SC’s new training center located at 4251 Century Farms Ter. in Antioch, Tenn.
In attendance at Vanderbilt Health Training Center’s ribbon cutting ceremony were:
- John Ingram, Owner, Nashville Soccer Club
- Ian Ayre, CEO, Nashville Soccer Club
- Mary Cavarra, Ingram Industries
- Councilmember Joy Styles, District 32
- Dr. Wright Pinson, Deputy CEO & Chief Health System Officer, Vanderbilt University Medical Center
- Michael Carter, Co-Founder & Managing Partner, Pinnacle Construction
- Valarie Franklin, Associate Principal, Moody Nolan Architects
- Stewart Dill, Sr. VP for Marketing & Engagement, Vanderbilt Medical Center
- Dr. Rick Wright, Chair, Orthopedic Surgery, Vanderbilt Medical Center
Moody Nolan and Pinnacle Construction are minority-owned businesses and were the lead architecture and construction firms, respectively, for the training center. Their selections to head up this project underscore Nashville SC’s deep commitment to partnering with minority-owned businesses in the city.
Centrally located in the heart of Nashville’s fastest growing corridor, just 10 miles southeast of downtown, and extremely accessible to a four-county area, the 15-acre complex features three full-size soccer pitches as well as a state-of-the-art sports center designed to host Nashville SC’s team and staff. As the Exclusive Healthcare Provider for Nashville SC, Vanderbilt Health will also have an Orthopaedics Clinic at the complex open to players as well as the public.
Nashville SC’s first team, who has been training at Vanderbilt Health Training Center since earlier this spring, will face D.C. United at 7:30 p.m. CT on Saturday, July 1. Limited tickets remain available at www.NashvilleSC.com/Tickets.
Nashville SC will host media at its Vanderbilt Health Training Center later in July. More information will be shared closer to the date.
