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Information, Addresses & GPS coordinates for LHU Athletics Facilities below
Lock Haven, Pa.
17745
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Sterns Family Athletic Complex (42 Haven Drive, Lock Haven, Pa. | GPS, 41.150814, -77.458652) Specific Field/Venue Directions *NEW!
Baseball
Soccer (men's and women's) -- *new in 2015
Built in 1995, Foundation Field is home to the University’s baseball team. This field is one of the finest facilities in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference as it has a wonderful view of the Appalachian Mountains.
With professional quality clay mound and infield areas, a warning track, batting cages, bullpens, dugouts, a watering system and an electronic scoreboard, LHU's baseball field has become a place where Bald Eagle baseball looks forward to playing every day.
Hubert Jack Stadium (189 Hill Street, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 | GPS, 41.143833, -77.469037)
Football
Soccer (men's and women's)
Outdoor track and field (men's and women's)
Dedicated in 1975, Hubert Jack Stadium was named for Hubert H. Jack, former Lock Haven football head coach from 1946-68 and head wrestling mentor from 1942-64. In 2008, artificial field turf was laid as the University moved men’s and women’s soccer up to the facility. Jack Stadium has lights and an eight-lane track, home to the men’s and women’s outdoor track and field teams.
Hubert Jack Stadium remains one of the premier venues in all of college sports thanks to the wonderful view of the Susquehanna Valley.
The first game in the stadium was played on September 13, 1975, in front of a capacity crowd over 3,000 strong, as Lycoming College topped the Bald Eagles by a score of 23-0. Hubert Jack Stadium was dedicated on September 20, 1975 before a game against Bloomsburg University.
Over the span of his 27 year coaching and teaching career at Lock Haven, Coach Jack built a 102-90-7 ledger on the gridiron, and an impressive 153-39-5 mark as the wrestling coach.
Lawrence Field (use address to Hubert Jack Stadium, 189 Hill Street, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 | GPS, 41.143397, -77.468050)
Softball
Lawrence Field was dedicated in 1953, named after former Lock Haven football player S. Dave (Whitey) Lawrence. A former field for football and field hockey, Lawrence Field is now the home of Lock Haven softball.
The field is equipped with a sound system, and new dugouts were opened for use in the 2002 season. Lawrence Field also has a 20 foot scoreboard as well as a 40 foot flagpole that was donated by the Screaming Eagles Booster Club.
LHU’s home field also boasts batting cages, bullpens and a press box positioned just behind home plate.
Charlotte E. Smith Field (GPS, 41.142945, -77.464939)
Field hockey
Lacrosse
Re-dedicated to Dr. Charlotte E. Smith on October 25, 2008, this lighted, artificial turf field is home to the field hockey and lacrosse teams.
Pegged as one of the most scenic competition sites in the PSAC, Charlotte E. Smith Field lays between stunning, picturesque hillside of carved rocks.
Dr. Charlotte E. Smith served Lock Haven State (Teachers) College for 29 years (1944-1973) as Professor in the Department Health and Physical Education.
At a time when there were few athletics opportunities for women, Charlotte Smith coached basketball (1944-67; 89-33) and initiated and coached varsity teams in field hockey (1945-72; 152-36-19) and lacrosse (1970-73; 16-1). Upon her retirement in 1973, Lock Haven State College recognized Dr. Smith’s extraordinary service by naming a field in her honor.
Rogers Gymnasium (45 Campus Drive, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745)
Multi-Sport
Weightroom
The oldest building on the campus of Lock Haven University, Rogers Gymnasium dates back to 1896. It was later named (1953) for James H. Rogers, '49, a former athlete, World War II veteran, and popular high school teacher who died shortly after receiving his degree.
Rogers Gymnasium has a basketball court, running track, and weight room.
Thomas Fieldhouse (46 Campus Drive, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745 | GPS, 41.142848, -77.463136)
Volleyball
Wrestling
Basketball (men's and women's)
Thomas Fieldhouse is the main athletic complex on campus. The Fieldhouse is home to the Department of Athletics, indoor training facility for all sports and is the main competition site for volleyball, men’s and women’s basketball and wrestling. It is also used by the Health and Physical Education Department for classes.
Thomas Fieldhouse was built in 1935 and in 1953, it was renamed to honor Central State Teachers' College alumnus ('06) and trustee, and former football, baseball, and basketball player David W. Thomas, M.D. Thomas Fieldhouse was completely renovated in 1984.
Tomlinson Center (189 Hill Street, Lock Haven, Pa. 17745)
Athletic Training Room
Locker rooms
Tomlinson contains locker rooms for Lady and Bald Eagle programs, including football, men’s and women’s soccer, track and field and also features a state-of-the-art athletic training facility.
Located within the compounds of Jack Stadium, Tomlinson was dedicated in 2000 in honor of T.R. “Tommy” Tomlinson, a 1940 graduate and football alumnae of Lock Haven State Teachers College.
West Branch Cross Country Course (42 Haven Drive, Lock Haven, Pa. | GPS, 41.150814, -77.458652)
Cross Country (men's and women's) | Foundation Fields Specific Field/Venue Directions *NEW!
Located just across the river, the West Branch Cross Country course was dedicated on September 30, 2000 for the first annual LHU Invitational.
West Branch Course has hosted numberous events over the course of the years including Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Championships in 2001, 2008 and 2011, the 2006 USA Collegiate Club Nationals, NCAA Division I Regionals in 2003 and 2006, and NCAA Division II East Regional Championships in 2000, 2003, 2005, and 2007.
LHU's course will be the host of the NCAA DII Atlantic Regionals in 2012 and 2013.
Zimmerli Gymnasium and Pool (GPS, 41.143769, -77.463522)
Swimming
Work on Zimmerli Gymnasium was completed in 1970. The building takes its name from Elizabeth K. Zimmerli, Ed.D., Director of Health and Physical Education at the University from 1946-66. The building contains three gymnasiums, a raquetball court, locker/shower facilities, and offices for the Department of Health and Physical Education and classrooms.
LHU's boxing team's training facility is also located in Zimmerli.
The six-lane indoor pool is the home of the Lock Haven women's swim team.
