Built One Phase at a Time

Upper Deck Club didn’t start with a massive facility or a long list of amenities. It started small—with one team, one space, and a belief that athletes deserved better access, better structure, and a better training experience.

Our first phase, known simply as The Barn, was exactly that—a barn on a ranch where a single softball team trained with purpose and grit. As word spread and the community grew, so did the need for more space, more opportunity, and more access.

From there, Upper Deck moved through multiple phases at Centerra, operating month-to-month facilities that allowed us to keep serving athletes while planning for what was next. Each phase brought new teams, new challenges, and valuable lessons that shaped how we build and operate today.

Now in Phase IV, Upper Deck Club is a 30,000 square-foot, stand-alone multi-sport performance and training hub, supporting softball, baseball, basketball, volleyball, soccer, golf, fitness, and community programs. While our roots are firmly planted in softball, our vision has expanded to serve athletes of all sports and all stages.
Every phase has been built with intention—by showing up early, staying late, listening to our community, and continuously improving the experience for those who train here.

And we’re not done.
Upper Deck Club continues to evolve, invest, and grow alongside Northern Colorado sports families. What’s ahead is just as important as where we started—and we’re excited to keep building it together.