Estadio Kenny Sarracín, Baseball stadium in David, Panama

Estadio Kenny Serracín is a baseball stadium in David, Chiriquí, Panama, owned by the Instituto Panameño de Deportes and home to the province's teams, including the Federales de Chiriquí. Rebuilt entirely from 2016, it has a natural-grass field with MLB dimensions, about 9,000 seats, 11 boxes, 18 press booths, a large screen and 300 parking spaces.

The site began in 1952 as Plaza Bolivar field before taking its current name in 1976. The renaming honored a notable baseball player from the region.

The stadium's name honours Kenny Serracín, who represented Chiriquí in the province's first Panamanian National Baseball Championship appearance in 1944. It is the home ground of the Federales de Chiriquí, and the province's baseball teams play their games here.

The stadium sits in David, Chiriquí, and is owned by the Instituto Panameño de Deportes. It has 300 parking spaces, 11 boxes and 18 press booths, plus a giant screen and electronic scoreboard. The field uses natural grass with Major League Baseball dimensions, and the 2016 rebuild added drainage, two team clubhouses, a clinic, laundry, elevators and batting cages for both home and visiting teams.

The stadium temporarily hosted soccer matches when another facility underwent renovation. This flexibility shows how the grounds can adapt to serve different sports needs.