Today, the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation and APS proudly unveiled the gift of a new youth baseball field in Winslow, Arizona.

The field was named after Winslow native and D-backs Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer Tom Harris, who has dedicated most of his career to the organization, serving for over 28 years. The naming of the field was a surprise for Harris with D-backs Managing General Partner Ken Kendrick announcing the news during the ceremony.  

Tom Harris Field in Winslow marks the 44th field since the program’s inception in 2000. Since then, the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, with support from APS, has built or refurbished 44 baseball fields across the state of Arizona as part of the Mike Kennedy "Diamonds Back" Field Building Program presented by APS. The program has allowed children from across the state to play baseball and softball at quality facilities featuring new LED sports field lighting, dugouts, fencing, backstops, signature sod and custom electronic scoreboards. 

“One of our core values is to, ‘celebrate each team player’s long-standing commitments to our organization,’ and I cannot think of a better way to honor that value than naming this field after Winslow native and our CFO Tom Harris,” said D-backs President and CEO Derrick Hall. “It is fitting that the very community where Tom grew up will now be home to a youth baseball field bearing his name that will give children there an opportunity to grow up with baseball. This would not have been made possible without the generosity and support of our terrific partner APS.”

“The Diamondbacks and APS share a commitment to giving back to the communities where we live, work and play, and Tom Harris Field is the latest example of our longtime partnership to do just that,” said APS President Ted Geisler. “It is always exciting to be a part of building a community’s vitality, and this field and the surrounding complex will surely be a magnet for residents and visitors alike for years to come.”

Harris originally joined the D-backs as Vice President, Finance in July 1995 after leaving the Phoenix Suns and America West Arena. He began his career in 1985 after earning a B.A. in accounting from Arizona State University, where he also earned his master’s degree in taxation. Harris is a board member of the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center, a board member for the Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation, a member of the Thunderbirds and was inducted into the ASU School of Business Hall of Fame. Harris and his wife, Kathleen, reside in Phoenix and have four children: Sean, Sarah, Kelly and Katie.

The full list of fields in the Mike Kennedy “Diamonds Back” Field Building Program presented by APS is below. For more information, visit dbacks.com/fields.

Mike Kennedy “Diamonds Back” Field Building Program presented by APS

2022 dedication:

• Tom Harris Field (Winslow)

2021 dedication:

• *Mike Kennedy Field (Goodyear)

2020 dedication:

• David Peralta Field (Wickenburg)

2019 dedication:

• Jackie Robinson Field (Litchfield Park)

2018 dedications:

• Erubiel Durazo Field (Douglas)
• Willie Bloomquist Field (Tempe)

2017 dedication:

• Paul Goldschmidt Field (Goodyear)

2016 dedications:

• J.J. & Kelsey Putz Field (Phoenix)
• Randy Johnson Hall of Fame Field (Payson)
• D-backs Legends Field (Payson)

2015 dedication:

• Roland Hemond Field (Phoenix)

2014 dedication:

• Brad Ziegler Field (Prescott)

2013 dedication:

• Aaron Hill Field (Parker)

2012 dedications:

• Justin Upton Field (Downtown Phoenix)
• Joe Garagiola, Sr. Field (Flagstaff)

2010 dedication:

• Dan Haren Field (Scottsdale)

2009 dedication:

• Eric Byrnes Field (Phoenix)

2008 dedications:

• *D-votion Field (Goodyear)
• Doug Davis Field (Camp Verde)

2007 dedications:

• Brandon Webb Field (Phoenix)
• Chad Tracy Field (Phoenix)
• Rich Dozer Field (Phoenix)
• Partners Field (Phoenix)

2006 dedications:

• Mark Grace Thunderbolt Field (Glendale)
• Matt Williams Family Field (Show Low)
• Craig Counsell Field (Buckeye)

2005 dedications:

• Luis Gonzalez Field (Tempe)
• Shawn Green Field (Peoria)
• Troy Glaus Field (Casa Grande)

2004 dedications:

• Danny Bautista Field (Phoenix)
• Shea Hillenbrand Field (Chandler)
• Elmer Dessens Field (Tucson)

2003 dedications:

• Matt Mantei Field (Tempe)
• Mark Grace Field (Flagstaff)
• Miguel Batista Field (Sacaton)
• Jerry Colangelo Field (South Phoenix)

2002 dedications:

• Todd Stottlemyre Field (Guadalupe)
• Armando Reynoso Field (Yuma)
• Brian Anderson Field (Glendale)
• Steve Finley Field (Phoenix)
• Curt Schilling Field (Phoenix)

2001 dedications:

• Randy Johnson Field (Phoenix)
• O’Callaghan Field (Phoenix)

2000 dedications:

• Jay Bell Field (Phoenix)
• Matt Williams Field (Phoenix)

*D-votion Field renamed Mike Kennedy Field