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As centerpiece of the Sports Complex, the 60,000-square-foot Jesse Philips Arena contains a 4,500-seat basketball and volleyball arena and a six-lane, 200-meter running track. Additionally, the arena features areas for indoor field events, such as high jump and pole vault pits and a long/triple jump pit. The track is available to college students, faculty and staff and those with Sports Complex memberships who wish to walk or run during specified hours. The arena hosts Charger basketball and volleyball games and indoor track and field meets, and occasionally serves as the venue for College lectures and commencement ceremonies. View photo gallery.
Located on the lower level of the Sports Complex, the Adam Benzing Weight Room has a rubberized floor and provides unsurpassed training and rehabilitation facilities for athletes. The weight room features a wide variety of weight machines as well as treadmills and stationary bikes. View photo gallery.
Named in honor of a 1955 alumnus and longtime athletic director, the McAvoy Natatorium is a combination pool and diving area located on the lower level of the Sports Complex. The pool is six lanes and 25 yards by 25 meters with an attached diving well. The starting blocks are at a depth of 5.5 to 7 feet deep, which allows for fast starts because the refraction of water is minimal. Diving boards of 1 meter and 3 meters are offered, with a plummet line of 14 feet. A whirlpool adjacent to the pool is available as well.
Hillsdale’s football field and stadium bears the name of beloved longtime head football coach Frank “Muddy” Waters, who successfully led Hillsdale’s team to numerous titles and honors during his 20 years as coach. The stadium features a seating capacity of 7,000 and a state-of-the-art press box. The field has an artificial (Pro Grass) surface. View photo gallery.
Frank "Muddy" Waters Football Locker Room
In January of 2007, new lockers were installed in the Hillsdale College football locker room. Thanks to a major leadership donation from Charger football alum Joseph M. Vijuk and a number of generous donations from alumni and friends of the Charger football program, the new lockers were installed in what is now known as the Frank "Muddy" Waters Football Locker Room. The removal of the old blue lockers began in November, 2006. View photo gallery.
The Ken Herrick Track is an eight-lane, all-weather Mondo running track that was installed in the summer of 1999. Mondo-Keefer track surfaces have been used for the Olympic Games and provide a premier surface for athletes. The Pro Grass infield is home to the Charger football team and is also used for javelin practice and competition. The south end of the track is home to the triple/long jump runways, pole vault runway, and the Charger scoreboard. View photo gallery.
Located adjacent to Barber Drive and north of Waters Field, Simpson Athletic Field is used primarily for athletic practices and intramural sports.
Johnny Williams Field, located on the northeast side of Waters Field, is home to the Charger baseball and softball teams.
Eight lighted outdoor tennis courts are located just to the south of Waters Field.
Racquetball Courts
The lower level of the Sports Complex features three racquetball courts. Those interested in using the racquetball courts must reserve one by calling the Sports Complex Reservation Desk at 607-4981.
| Men's Basketball vs. Grace Bible | 11/19/2009 |
| Women's Basketball at Southwest Minnesota State Tournament | 11/20/2009 |
| Men's and Women's Cross-Country at NCAA Division II Championships | 11/21/2009 |