Sports of ALL kinds and event space.
The Net District
Hardwood courts inside The Gatorade Fieldhouse — tournaments, leagues, basketball, volleyball, cornhole, open gym, camps, and event space, all under one roof.
Sponsors & Partners
Powered By
the Best in
the Game.
The Gatorade Fieldhouse — North Mississippi's largest private indoor sports complex — exists thanks to a roster of sponsors and partners who run programming together under one roof in Hernando.
The roster
- Title sponsor — Gatorade & Pepsi
- Four partners in the building
Hernando, Mississippi · Just off I-269
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Title SponsorThe Naming
The Naming
Partnership.
The complex first opened its doors as “The Fieldhouse” — a multi-partner home for hard-court, turf, training, and recovery in Hernando. When PepsiCo and Gatorade signed on as the naming partner, it became The Gatorade Fieldhouse.
The Powered By lockup now anchors the brand on every wall, every court, and every event. It is a long-term partnership with two of the most recognized names in sport — and the foundation everything else here is built on.
Powered By
Resident PartnersPartners Under
Partners Under
The Roof.
Four independent partners run programming — performance, recovery, and elite athletic training, all under one roof.
- Stand Out. No Limits.
Elevate Facilities
Memphis-area flagship baseball and softball training facility, with 6,000 sq ft of indoor turf, 10,000 sq ft of outdoor turfed overhang, and five motorized retractable batting cages. Founded by retired professional baseball player Ed Easley.
- Science-Backed Wellness for Recovery, Performance, and Longevity.
Zivel Fieldhouse
On-site recovery and wellness center built around training calendars across the building. Cryotherapy, red light therapy, dry float, infrared sauna, compression — the tools that shorten the bench and start the next rep sooner.
- Preparation Is The Separation.
Base Sports Performance
Personal and small-group training for adults and athletes, from middle school to college level. Built around the simple idea that the work you do off the field is the work that wins on it.