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Athletics Facilities
updated
02/29/2008
Kutztown University is blessed with some of the top athletic facilities among Division
II colleges and universities in the Eastern United States. Twenty of KU's 21
teams have
their home venues on campus. (the women's golf team plays its home meets at Berkleigh
Country Club). The facility breakdown is as follows:
KEYSTONE HALL

The headquarters of the KU athletic department, Keystone Hall is the
hub
of indoor athletic activity on campus. The 3,400-seat Keystone Arena, located in
the center of Keystone Hall, is the home of the Golden Bear volleyball team in
the fall, and the men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling teams in the
winter. It was also the training camp home of the NBA’s New Jersey Nets in the
fall of 1995. The arena was also the site of a town meeting by President George
W. Bush in 2004. Keystone Pool, a six-lane
public pool that serves as the home for Golden Bear aquatics, is located at the rear of
building. Keystone Hall also houses the Golden Bears Sports Medicine department,
department staff offices, designated locker rooms for all intercollegiate athletic teams, the wrestling room, and a state-of-the-art fitness room. The Golden Bear Room, used for
recruiting and departmental functions, is located on the second floor. Photo
by KU University Relations
Facilities located in Keystone Hall:
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Keystone Arena
- The 3,400-seat
Keystone Arena, located in the center of Keystone Hall, is the
home of the Golden Bear volleyball team in the fall, and the
men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling teams in the
winter. It was also the training camp home of the NBA’s New
Jersey Nets in the fall of 1995 and the site of a town meeting
by President George W. Bush in 2004. (Click
here for pictures and information about the 2007 renovation of
the Keystone Hall Arena floor). |
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Field
House
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Keystone Field House is home to the
KU men’s and women’s indoor track teams, and it has been
the site of major eastern championships in recent years. The
field-house is used by all teams for indoor practice and
overflow athletic events, and many camps and clinics
throughout the year. It is also used for non-athletic events,
such as President Clinton’s address during his visit in
1994. |
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Fitness Center
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Keystone
Pool - The home of Golden Bear aquatics is
Keystone Natatorium. The six-lane, 25-yard competition pool,
which features a separate dive well, is located in Keystone
Hall. The facility features a state-of-the-art public address
system, Colorado System V timing equipment with aqua grip
touch pads and a six-lane mercury display scoreboard. The filter
system was replaced in 1997.
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RISLEY HALL
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Risley Weight
Room - Athletes get extensive use out
of the free-weight room, located on the ground floor of Risley Hall, the
original gym. The weight room was recently renovated and expanded. |
The original gym, Risley Hall is primarily used for intramurals. Athletes get extensive
use out of the free weight room, which is located on Risley's ground floor.
STUDENT RECREATION CENTER

The brand new, 64,623 square foot student recreation
center opened in the fall of 2006. The facility, located between
Keystone Hall and University Field, is THE place to be for student
recreation and fitness on campus. Among the amenities are a nearly
9,000 sq. ft. fitness center and weight room, two group fitness
studios, two racquetball courts, an indoor rock climbing wall, a
synthetic surface gymnasium with curved walls for indoor sports, a
synthetic surface half gymnasium, a suspended jogging track (approx.
1/10 mile), an office suite for recreational services staff, a
meeting room, retail space/snack bar and locker rooms with jacuzzis.
For more about the recreation center, visit the
Recreational Services homepage. Photo by KU University
Relations.
OUTDOOR FACILITIES

University Field - University Field is a
5,600-seat stadium that features a newly resurfaced synthetic
track, artificial turf playing field and lights. University Field is the
site of all home football and field hockey games and has been the site of PSAC
Championship track and field meets. (Click
here for pictures and information about the 2005 upgrades to
University Field). photo courtesy of Pat Healey. |
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Keystone Tennis Courts
- Seven lighted
tennis courts are used for athletic events, as well as academic and public activities. |
Keystone
Field - Located behind Keystone Hall, Keystone Field includes the
500-seat grass home to the Golden Bear men’s and women’s soccer
and women's lacrosse programs. The facility debuted in 1999. |
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North Campus Complex -
The north campus complex includes the baseball and softball
diamonds. The complex also includes the start/finish area for
on-campus 5K, 6K and 8K cross country courses, as well as
practice fields for the men’s and women’s soccer and field
hockey teams. |
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North
Campus Field (Baseball)
KU's North Campus Baseball Field was the
site of the 2001 and 2002 NCAA Division II North Atlantic Regional
Championships. The facility includes dugouts, a hitting cage and
bullpens, while recent additions include a new backstop, infield
tarp, banners and signs of team accomplishments, sponsorship signs
and a new scoreboard. Dimensions for the field are 335 down the
lines, 380 to the power allies and 405 to center field.
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North
Campus Field (Softball)
KU's North Campus Softball Field is the
home of the Golden Bear softball team. The facility includes
dugouts, hitting cages and an infield tarp. Dimensions for the
field are 190 to right and left field and 220 to center. |
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