Sports at the BARN
Soccer Leagues
Monday - Men's
Thursday - Co-ed
Friday - Men's
Saturday - Youth (practice during the week)
Volleyball Leagues
Tuesday - Women's
Thursday - Co-Ed
Hockey Leagues
Wednesday - Drop-In Play
Friday - Men's
Flag Football
Tuesday - Youth
Wednesday - Adult
Come inside and play and bring a friend.
Come run at the BARN!!
The BFSC is OPEN!
Finally, the Barney Family Sports Complex is OPEN! Come on down and look at the facility. Drop-in and play some soccer or hockey or volleyball prior to our leagues starting. We want to say thank you for your interest, excitement and most of all patience. We to are very excited to be able to serve our community. As we are now just beginning to understand our capacities, we ask for just a bit more patience as we go through the learning and growing process. For any questions please call or email us. We hope to see you soon at the Barney Family Sports Complex.
Queen Creek Parade
To let the people of Queen Creek know that we are getting closer to opening our Complex we entered the Queen Creek Parade.
Getting Closer
We all have been patiently waiting for the phone lines to come down and the telephone to be dug up. Today it has happened, and hopefully very soon we will be able to open the doors.
August 27th
Outside of the Building, Landscaping, Front Desk, Consession Counter, Pro Shop, Bleachers, tile and the floor are being worked on. The concrete is being sand blasted so that it can then be painted.
A True Test
The Barney Family Reunion. If the complex can stand the test of the family it can hold up against anything. Everyone had a good time and there were no casualties.
Trial Run
To ensure the floors were prepared for the Barney Family Reunion we had to put it through some stresss tests. To make sure it would hold up.
August 1st
The power has been turned on. We have lights and the coolers are working. Everyone worked so hard to get things ready for the Barney Family Reunion!
July 28th
The Turf Depot grass and the Ice Court multi-sport floor has been installed, and other things are coming together.
July 22nd
Here are some of the floors being worked on. Thank you to everyone who helped install the sports floor on Tues. and Wed..
Glass for the Rinks
The glass for the rinks is being installed. Be careful not to walk into it. There is duct tape on each panel of glass so that does not happen again.
Exterior Color
The color of the building makes it feel bigger then the gray it had been up til now. It gives it character and definition.
The Rinks
The rinks arrived from Canada on Thursday. This is the progress that has been made from then to now.
June 17th
Scafolding is up to work on the outside of the building, the front is covered, the masonry walls are almost complete and look we have sidewalks!
Week of April 30th
The precast concrete installed, one end of the building is being closed, and the front of the building is coming along.
The Roof
The roof is up. Once they started it did not take long. It is amazing how much cooler it is with just the shade of the roof. Come summer time it is going to be a great place to play! Now it is just a question of when.
Block Walls
This is the block wall for the front portion of the building where the shop, offices and classrooms will be.
Adding some Color
It may only be white paint and green facia, but now the Sports Complex has some color along with that some character.
Starting on the front
Now that the concrete for the sports portion of the building is done, they have started to work on the office, classroom, and pro shop portion of the building.
With the walls complete and the footings on the front portion of the building poured our cement truck total is now 175!
Applying the Steel
First the steel to support the walls was put into place...
Then came the steel for the roof...
Now when you walk onto the site it feels like you are walking into a building.
Lifting the Walls
After a long wait, the walls are up. They started @ 7:30am on Mon. 1/14 and finished at about 2:30pm. It took 7 hours to lift up 42 walls. It was amazing to watch!
Pouring the Walls
They are done! The walls have been poured and are curing. They will sit for a week and then hopefully be raised starting the 10th.
Rain Delay
We needed rain, we wanted rain, we got rain, just not on the site. But, the grading of the site works! All of the rain water ran off itno the retention areas!
Framing the Walls
The walls of the complex will be poured on top of the floor of the complex, where they will sit for a week to cure. Then they will be lifted and set into place , very carefully, by crane.
The Box Culvert
The building of the BFSC's bomb shelter. (aka. the box culvert) It's going to take another 22 cement trucks to complete it. Taking our running total of cement trucks to visit the site to 122!
Lots and lots of MUD!
How many trucks of MUD (aka cement) does it take to pour footings for the complex? 20
How many trucks of MUD does it take to pour the slab for the complex? 80, 40 trucks on Thursday, Nov. 8th to pour half of the slab, the other 40 on Tues., Nov. 13th. They started pouring at 1:00am both days and did not stop until 5:00am.
That's a total of 100 cement trucks, and we have not even started the walls!
OK, now it starts!
The day has finally come! We started moving dirt and preparing the ground for the 8-10 month process of building the sports complex. It has been a long wait for everyone and we are very excited that we can physically see something being done. We never knew how exciting digging a hole could be. That is a lot of dirt!
The Groundbreaking
It starts!
On September 25th of 2006 the steel for the sports complex was delivered. We thought the building process was right around the corner!
The Reason for the BFSC

In 1948 Newell A. and Katherine M. Barney turned the desert land of Queen Creek, Az into Barney Farms. For the past 60 years they, their children, grand children, and great grand children, have enjoyed the life the farm has provided. As a memory of this legacy which has been built, the Barney Family is building the Barney Family Sports Complex. After the farm has gone the sports complex will be here to remind everyone what Newell and Katherine have done for the town of Queen Creek and especially their family.







































































































