Pont de Fusta, basket in Valencia
| September 28, 2009
Pont de Fusta
The courts are in the middle of four streets
Almazora street
Fra Pere Vives street
Maximilià Thous street
Ministro Luis Mayans street
46009, Valencia (Spain)
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Level of Competition: Any level. During the week you can find people of any age, including lots of kids. During the weekends the level arises.
Court Status: This court is in the middle of very nice environment in a spare time area with a park and the sport areas.
Court specs: 2 full courts but with a hall football court across them both.
Surface: Concrete.
Blackboards: Alluminum.
Rims: Alluminum / no break-away.
Nets: No nets.
Lights: Yes, there are two posts with lights that are automatically switched on.
Hoop Support Structure: Alluminum, posts fixed with concrete to the ground.
Hours of Operation: Every day at any time.
Type of Play: 3on3 on the four half courts or 5on5 on any of its two full courts.
Pay-to-Play: No.
League Play: No. Just pick-up games.
Best time to Play: Every day.
The Deal: A nice couple of courts in the middle of the Mediterranean city of Valencia. It is one of the two most knwon courts in the city and it is frequented by good ballers.
Jaime Martínez Lafargue is the BallersNetwork.com blogger for Spain. Jaime is the Editor-in-chief of basketball website Solobasket.com. You can reach him at jaime@solobasket.com.
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