Jeff Guy hired as head coach.  Current facility began to take shape as Coach Guy began a cooperative & quite productive relationship with Russ Umphenour and Guerry Baldwin of East Cobb Baseball.  Adequate & nice wood/block concession/storage building and bleachers were replaced with those we have today.  East Cobb also provided the AA lighting system in 1988.

An old rusty traditional chain link backstop was replaced with the brick wall & net, dramatically improving sight lines for fans while offering a more pleasant esthetic effect.  Funding was done by the club & the construction was a combination volunteer & contractor venture.  Veteran Jim Schill was called out of retirement to pour concrete footings & sidewalks that completely connected all bleacher areas & dugouts, giving the facility more of a stadium appearance.

The varsity dressing room was occupied by the National Championship team during spring break of 1999.  Construction was initiated in the fall of 1998.  In addition to the dressing facility, sidewalks were poured, totally connecting all components of the facility.  The project was made possible by a very sizable & generous anonymous donation.  Much of the construction was contracted out.  Booster club members, Terry Dreger & John Hochkins were major players in the construction, with much of their time & expertise being donated.  Much of the locker room interior work was done by booster volunteers.

Scoreboard dedicated to Lassiter champions was conceived, funded, and constructed.  First game use was for the 2001 season.  Bob Prather was a key supporter in the infancy stage while former Lassiter star Blake Bearden of Fairplay Scoreboards was instrumental in helping us afford the board.  Funding was provided by the sponsors proudly displayed on the board.  As always, James Beavers and the East Cobb Yankees were cooperative partners on this as they are on most other recent facility upgrades.

Landscaping in the press box and bleacher areas was spearheaded by booster president, Chip Hyle.  Chip worked very closely with Pops Landscaping to greatly enhance the attractiveness of the park.

New wind screens (the 3^rd set since 1986), black fence, and refurbished bleachers really added an improved new look.

A new first base batting cage was added with the assistance of James Beavers.  The entry walkway also bears a new & welcoming look with the addition of the Ad Screens displaying some of our loyal Lassiter Baseball Sponsors.

Fall 2007 was a busy time around the complex as several, important, necessary and overdue projects were accomplished, impacting and improving almost every building and area of the facility.  A splash of color was added as the right field storage building, press box and varsity dressing rooms were painted a nice earth tone cardinal and gold.  Our batting cage was improved both aesthetically and mechanically as fresh carpet replaced the dirty and worn while a new Iron Mike  pitching machine should make BP a more efficient and productive daily occurrence.  Every bulb was changed and every lens cleaned on each light pole, returning the illumination of the playing surface to its original quality.   The most visible and necessary improvement was made on the scoreboard.  The old board was scraped, repainted and renumbered while outdated bulb wiring and equipment was removed and replaced with state of the art LED technology, re-establishing our scoreboard as one of the finest in the state of Georgia.

The complex has experienced updates and additions this year as the program begins a new chapter.  The outfield wall was repaired and repainted earlier this year.  The dugouts have received a new coat of paint; their first since the initial painting in 1994. Another trio of Lassiter art students worked diligently to recooparate the original text, "Lassiter Baseball" on the back of the first base dugout ince the dugouts had been repainted.  The backstop net had become extremely worn so our friends at Mauldin & Cook Fence installed a new heavy-duty netting that makes the view more safe and aesthetically pleasing. Finally, new rails and nets were professionally installed  in front of each dugout by Tommy Barber and his netting company.  These rails were are lined by black foam pads that protect the dugouts from batted and thrown balls.  Once again, the turf and dirt of the playing surface is in tip-top shape as another season approaches.