Facilities

James Naismith Court/Blake Arena:

The competition site for men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, and gymnastics, as well as wrestling. The floor is covered by Connor Neo-Shock maple wood that allows for a variety of activities such as athletics contests, classes, lectures, and shows. The roll-out bleachers accommodate more than 2,000 spectators. When the bleachers are closed, there is room for two regulation-size basketball courts. The arena includes a three-lane indoor jogging track.

The Fitness Room:

Includes a new line of Cybex equipment, Stairmaster 4000PT stairclimbers, Lifestyle and Biocycle stationary bicycles, Nordic Trac cross-country skiers, Concept II rowers, and treadmills. It is used as a fitness center for employees, and serves as a rehabilitation site for students recovering from injuries.

Dana Gymnasium:

An air-conditioned instructional facility with Connor Neo-Shock maple wood floor. It contains teaching stations for such skill courses as basketball, volleyball, and tennis and serves as a practice site for several varsity teams and intramural contests.

Handball/Racquetball Courts:

Eight courts with maple wood floors.

New Locker Rooms:

Spacious and comfortable, a stereo sound system, and state-of-the-art pro-style lockers.

The Wrestling Room:

One of the best facilities of its kind in the nation, with two full-size wrestling areas. It is also a teaching station for martial arts, relaxation courses, and other related skills classes.

Kresge Gymnasium:

The primary teaching and practice area for the College’s nationally recognized gymnastics teams. It is air-conditioned and has a flexible design and portable apparatus that enable the faculty to use it for additional physical education courses.

Appleton Tennis Courts:

Eight full-size courts, used for numerous championships; accommodate the needs of physical education classes, athletics teams, intramurals, recreation programs, and summer camps.

The Art Linkletter Natatorium:

A six-lane, 50-meter facility, home to one of the region’s top swimming and diving programs. The diving area has two one-meter cheese boards and a three-meter tower with two, three-meter cheese boards. The Natatorium is the site of regional and national championships and is used for training national swimming and diving champions and Olympic competitors.

The Athletics Annex:

An airy practice area with batting tunnels used for baseball, softball, golf, and archery.

Berry-Allen Field:

The baseball complex features dugouts, a new scoreboard, and bleachers, as well as a newly constructed press box. It has been the site of several NCAA and Conference championship competitions.

Stagg Field:

The competitive field for football, field hockey, and men’s and women’s lacrosse, with bleacher seating for 3,867. It is also used for physical education classes and intramural sports. The field is lighted for night games and has a heated and airconditioned press box. The field was resurfaced with monofilament FieldTurf® during the summer of 2007.

Blake Track:

A new Eurotan all-weather surface; features eight lanes that are wide enough for wheelchair racing. Its lighting system permits night track and field events, with spectator seating for 1,420.

Blake Field:

Surrounded by the track, the field is used for field events, intramural sports, and as a practice facility for soccer and lacrosse.

Potter Field:

Among the best softball fields in NCAA Division III; renovated in 1997 with new dugouts, fencing, playing surface, new scoreboard, and press box.

Irv Schmid Sports Complex/Brock-Affleck Field:

Recently renovated complex with two regulation size FieldTurf® soccer pitches situated side-by-side. The entire complex is lighted, has bleachers and a pressbox, and is used for men’s and women’s soccer; football, lacrosse, and field hockey practice; intramurals; and skills classes.

Judd Gymnasia:

Constructed in 1894 and expanded in 1911, Judd served as host to some of the first basketball games in history.

The New Varsity Weight Room:

State-of-the-art weight lifting facilities for use by teams and individuals. 

The New Wellness Center within the Wellness and Recreation Complex:

Equipped with state-of-the-art cardiovascular and strength training apparatus and a well-trained staff to help users attain their fitness goals.