Iona College announced that it would renovate the Hynes Athletics Center, home to the school’s basketball and volleyball programs. Plans call for seating to be installed on all four sides of the court, new LED scoreboards, lighting and sound system improvements and a new playing surface. The $6 million project is expected to be complete before the 2019-20 basketball season. — Iona.edu
MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT: A generous donation from Edward Arrigoni will allow the @HynesCenter to receive major renovations this summer! An innovative design will enhance player-fan experience & maintain building footprint in time for 2019-20 #MAACHoops season.- https://t.co/jx5Fr8904d pic.twitter.com/T79OzcsxEI
— Iona College (@ionacollege) May 9, 2019
Washington State this week released initial drawings for a future baseball facility, which will be located within the same footprint as the current Bialey-Brayton Field. The state-of-the-art facility will feature a locker room, a strength and conditioning area, nutrition space, a team meeting room and coaches offices. — cougarathleticfund.com
The initial drawings of the future home of Cougar Baseball have been released!
— Washington State Baseball (@Cougbaseball) May 3, 2019
Project BTO | https://t.co/VHGs1vSsM8
#GoCougs | #BTO pic.twitter.com/yaPQAHkmhR
Robert Morris University unveiled its new UPMC Events Center last week. The facility offers a 4,000-seat arena for basketball and volleyball, improved strength and conditioning facilities, locker rooms and a practice court. In addition, the venue will host other events including conventions, concerts, graduations and speakers. — RMU.edu
Presenting the new home of the Colonials... the UPMC Events Center @UPMCEventsCtr!
— Robert Morris University (@RMU) May 1, 2019
Check out the construction time lapse of Peoples Court, home of @RMUAthletics @RMUMBasketball @RMUWBasketball @RMUVolleyball #BobbyMo #ColonialPride pic.twitter.com/ot1Qp7qqBo
Rice University approved plans for a multipurpose air-supported facility that will serve athletics, recreation and campus and community events. The 80,000-square-foot project will include an Astroturf playing surface and provide a climate-controlled space for athletics adjacent to Rice Stadium. It is expected to be complete by September 1. — RiceOwls.com
Ball State University’s board of trustees this week approved plans for a $15 million privately-funded indoor practice facility. The 84,000-square-foot facility will serve the school’s football, soccer, baseball and softball programs. Plans call for a synthetic turf surface and a regulation-sized competition field, with a ceiling height of 65 feet. Retractable netting, batting cages and storage will provide each program with the necessary amenities for practices. The school is targeting summer 2021 for opening. — ballstatesports.com
MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT
— Ball State Sports (@BallStateSports) May 3, 2019
Approved and coming soon! We're getting an indoor practice facility.
DETAILS: https://t.co/cP3n9XrVuo #ChirpChirp #WeFly #BallState100 pic.twitter.com/gUi9UNp6hq
The University of Notre Dame this week dedicated the newly renovated Rolfs Athletic Hall, the practice facility for the school’s men’s and women’s basketball teams. The 77,000-square-foot facility features team rooms, locker rooms, and video review rooms for both programs. The lower level offers nutrition space, a sports medicine facility with two hydrotherapy tubs (one hot, one cold), a strength and conditioning center and separate practice gyms, while the upper level has a shared reception area, coaches offices, and kitchen space. — news.nd.edu
Notre Dame basketball practice facility dedicated https://t.co/4lGZjoqH1r pic.twitter.com/zwm6Jq54Ll
— Notre Dame News (@nd_news) May 8, 2019
