SAINT
ATHLETIC FACILITIES
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Augsbury Physical Education Center |  | Home
of the Saint men's and women's basketball teams, volleyball team and men's and
women's swim teams, the Augsbury Physical Education Center also contains administrative
and coaches offices, locker rooms, equipment rooms and classrooms. Opened in 1970
it is named in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Augsbury, Sr. Tour Augsbury Center |
| 2. Newell Field House |  |
Home of the Saint men's
and women's indoor track teams and the indoor home of the Saint men's
and women's tennis teams, the Allan and Catherine Newell Field House
opened in September of 2001. It also houses the Ronald B. Stafford
Fitness Center, the Munro Family Climbing Wall, a multi-purpose room
and the Littlejohn Training Room for athletic medicine. Tour the Newell Field House |
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The Barry T. Leithead Field House opened in 1970 and has been
the home of the Saint indoor track teams. Remodeled in the last few years and
replaced for track by the Newell Field House, it contains an artificial surface
for inclement weather or winter team practices and recreational use as well as
a 1/10th mile indoor track. It also has three turf tennis courts and its East
end houses the Robie Squash Center. Tour Leithead & the Robie Squash Center |
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4. Leckonby Stadium, Weeks Field and Merrick-Pinkard Track |  | Leckonby
Stadium, named in honor of former Saint athlete and Hall of Fame member Bill Leckonby
provides seating and press facilities for Weeks Field, the home of the Saint football
team and the Merrick-Pinkard Track complex, a nine-lane 400 meter state-of-the-art
outdoor track which will host the 2003 NCAA Division III Championship Meet. Tour the Football/Track Complex |
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5. North Country Field |  |
Home of the Saint field hockey and men's and women's lacrosse
teams, North Country Field is a Astroturf field with lights which can also be
used for team practices in a variety of sports. It is also a site for intramural
competition. Its press box facilities, a training room and locker facilities are
located in Appleton Arena which is at the top of the picture. Tour the Outdoor Fields |
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Home of the Saint men's and women's Division I ice hockey
teams, Appleton Arena celebrated its 50th anniversary in January of 2001, but
has undergone significant renovation in the last several years. In addition to
the hockey teams, it is also the site of intramural ice hockey and broom ball
competitions and a venue for figure skating. Tour Appleton Arena |
| 7. |  | The
home of the Saint women's softball team, the Saints Softball Field features a
skin infield and a symetrical outfield with the fence 225 feet from the plate.
The field also includes dugouts and batting cages plus pitching warm-up areas
along both foul lines. It hosted the 2001 NYSWCAA tournament. Tour the Outdoor Fields |
| 8. Sammis Tennis Courts |  | Named
in honor of former Saint hockey and tennis player Sam Sammis, a member of the
St. Lawrence Athletic Hall of Fame, the Sammis Tennis Courts include six competition
courts with a double-sided center grandstand which includes coaching and video
towers. The Saint tennis teams will also have five indoor courts for inclement
weather or winter practice in the Newell Field House. Tour the Tennis Facilities. |
| 9. Sandy MacAllaster Field |  | The
home for the Saint men's and women's soccer teams, Sandy MacAllaster field is
named in memory of former Saint soccer goalie and baseball player Sandy MacAllaster.
Opened in September, 2001, it is a bermed field with press facilities and stands
on top of the berms. Tour the Outdoor Fields |
| 10. Tom Fay Baseball Field |  | Completed
this summer and dedicated in the fall in honor of Saint baseball coach Tom Fay,
the Saints' new baseball diamond is ready for its first season. . An "old-time"
ball park, the field has some nooks and crannies in the outfield rather than a
symmetrical fence line. Tour the Outdoor Fields |
| Indoor |  | The
Golf Training Center at St. Lawrence University offers the men's and women's golf
teams, as well as St. Lawrence students and members of the community, the chance
to work on their game year-round. It features a simulator, computer swing analysis,
a putting green, chipping area and hitting nets. Tour the Golf Center |
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Lawrence Golf Course |  | The
St. Lawrence University Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course which abuts
the east end of the St. Lawrence campus. With a new irrigation system installed
in the fall of 2000, the St. Lawrence course is one of the best in the North Country
and offers blue, white, brown and red tees. It also includes an extensive practice
area. Tour the Golf Course |
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Elsa
Gunnison Appleton Riding Hall |  | The
Elsa Gunnison Appleton Riding Hall is the home of St. Lawrence's national runner
up riding team and a place where riders of all skill levels can ride or take lessons.
The riding hall includes a large indoor ring for lessons, practice and competitions
as well as stables for both University-owned and student-owned horses. Tour the Riding Hall. |