PHYSICAL EDUCATION & ATHLETICS

The 2,400 seat state-of-the-art stadium and surrounding residential complex opened in August of 2005. The stadium boasts many distinguishing features, such as its spacious locker rooms, updated press row, field surface, and surrounding track. The facility was built for roughly $126 million.

Features many individual benches, spacious lockers, meeting space, and a rubber surface to handle the wear and tear of football and track and field spikes.

Located at the south end of the press box, the luxurious President's Suite has its own sink, refrigerator, and comfortable furniture for meetings that are used by the University President and distinguished guests. The Suite also features priceless memorabilia of great Case Western Reserve athletes, coaches, and prominent figures that helped shape Spartan Athletics.

Large areas for announcers and radio personalities, as well as the coaches box for Spartan coaches and the visiting staff. There is also space where reporters and statisticians can store their equipment. The Press Box also has cable television and internet access, not to mention a terrific view of Case Western Reserve Field.

Used by local and visiting radio personalities who cover Case Western Reserve Athletics.

Used by the Case Western Reserve coaching staff, as well as the visiting team coaching staff.

Located directly above the press box, the roof view has perfect view for filming the games that take place on Case Western Reserve Field.

Used by the Spartan baseball team to warm up their bats during practice and before games.

Recently built in August of 2005 [stadium in 2007], Nobby's Ballpark is home to the Spartan baseball team and was the result of a generous gift provided by alumnus Norbert “Nobby” Lewandowski. The Ballpark features bleachers that can seat around 500 fans.

The press box at Nobby's ballpark can seat up to ten comfortably and is equipped with wireless internet and large viewing windows that are retractable.

Used by the Spartan track and field athletes for the throwing events. The baseball team also uses this space to warm up before practice and games and the football team will practice on the week of a natural grass game.

The athletic training room on the north side — like the south side — is equipped with whirlpools and multiple taping and rehab tables. A gift was made by University Hospitals of Cleveland to name the room in honor of former Case Western Reserve Team Physician Dr. Tom McLaughlin in September of 2007. He worked at Case for 34 years.

These are multiple locker rooms at the north side facility that are used by home soccer, baseball and softball. There are also similar spaces for the away opponents for these sports.

Like most of the North side athletic facilities, the Case Western Reserve University softball facility is brand new [spring of 2006]. It includes a double occupancy batting cage and all dirt infield.