Tournament Capital Centre
The Tournament Capital Centre (TCC) is a health and wellness facility unlike any other in Western Canada.
The TCC is an exceptional venue capable of hosting a variety of national sporting event championships including basketball, volleyball, soccer, football, tennis, Track & Field and swimming. The TCC provides a year-round training facility for more than a dozen local sport groups as well as event hosting venue and all-around training centre.
The Tournament Capital Centre consists of Hillside Stadium, TCC Fieldhouse and the Canada Games Pool.
Hillside Stadium – comprises a FIFA 1-star artificial field with lights, seating for 1800 spectators, Media Booth, Filming Platform and 8 dressing rooms. The field is lined for football, soccer, lacrosse and Field Hockey. 2 grass fields are within seconds of the Stadium. Also within the fenced Stadium is a 400m all-weather track and dedicated Jumps area. A dedicated Throws area shares one of the outside grass fields. Hillside Stadium was officially opened in July 2006, with Canada’s U20 Women hosting Mexico in a friendly soccer match.
TCC Fieldhouse – includes a 200m indoor track, jumps / throws area, custom-built year-round Throws Room, 2 hardwood courts, 1 rubber court, 8000 sq ft of cardio / weight-training geartraining rooms and 3000 sq. ft of meeting space. The TCC Fieldhouse was officially opened in April 2007, with Tennis Canada’s Women’s team hosting Israel in the Fed Cup.
The Canada Games Pool is an Olympic-sized 8-lane, 50 m pool with 1 and 3 m diving boards and a 5 m dive platform. The pool also offers a leisurization area, slide, sauna and hot tub services. The Canada Games Pool was built as a legacy of the 1993 Canada Summer Games held in Kamloops.
Lastly, the City of Kamloops has installed public access Automated External Defibrillators (AED’s) in most of its public facilities, including the TCC, to create a safe environment for all training or competing participants or spectators.
Fast Facts
-Stadium with lit artificial field, seating for 1800; 400m track; Jumps/Throws areas, Media Booth, 8 change rooms
-Fieldhouse with 200m indoor track, Jumps/Throws area; 2 hardwood courts, gym
-Games Pool with 50m / 8 lanes, 1/3/5m diving
-Hospitality Rooms
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Sport Hosting Services
Tournament Capital Program
Since 2001, Kamloops has been synonymous with first class events, a knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteer base, strong athletic showings, and a wide variety of outstanding venues. For more information on the Tournament Capital Program please visit
www.kamloops.ca/tournamentcapital/index.shtml
Hosting Portfolio
The TCC has hosted international soccer and tennis matches, national basketball and soccer matches and Western Canadian Wrestling Championships. As well, the World Masters Indoor Athletics Track and Field Championships will be held in March, 2010, with National Volleyball taking place the following week.
2008 CIS National Soccer
2008 U15 National Basketball Championships
2007 International Tennis - Fed Cup
2006 International Soccer - Canada vs Mexico
Weather Information
Summer average 30 degrees Celsius
Winter average -4 degrees Celsius
178 mm of precipitation per year
Semi-arid climate - hot dry summers and cold dry winters
Facility Contact
Sean Smith
Tournament Capital Coordinator
Tournament Capital Centre
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Map and Directions
910 McGill Road, Kamloops, BC, V2C 6N6
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