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University of Saint Francis Athletic
Facilities |
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Hutzell Fitness Center |
Built: 1992
Renovated: 1997
New Facility: 2006
 The new Fitness Center is located on the southeast side of Hutzell Athletic Center (in the space that housed the Campus Shoppe during 2005-06). The fitness center has cardio as well as weight equipment. There is new & reconditioned equipment and is separated into three sections; section 1 Free Weights (squat racks), section 2 Upper Body Machines, and section 3 Low Body Machines.
Fitness Center hours are as follows:
Mondays through
 Thursdays, 8am-10pm, Fridays 8am-6pm,
Saturdays 8am-4pm, closed Sundays. You will need to show
your USF OneCard to be admitted. Proper workout attire
must be worn. No jeans or dress pants may be worn.
Cleats, spikes, boots, and sandals are not allowed. No
food, beverage, or tobacco products are permitted at any
time. Please take the time to read the Fitness Center
rules before beginning your workout. The Fitness Center
will be closed during the traditional holidays. Summer
Hours will be posted at a later date.
Photo gallery, regulations |
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Hutzell
Athletic Center |
Built: 1990
Capacity: 1,800
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The center
of University of Saint Francis athletics is the Hutzell Athletic Center
– named in the honor of Miss Irma Hutzell, a long-time
benefactor of USF. The athletic center was built
in 1990, and immediately began its key role in the
continued development of Cougar athletes. In November of 1990 the
men’s basketball team upset cross-town rival IPFW, 66-64,
for the first Cougar victory in the center. The center has
been home to numerous basketball and volleyball
tournaments – collegiate, high school and youth leagues --
and also serves as indoor training facility for USF
track & field, softball and baseball programs.
In addition to the arena, Hutzell Athletic Center contains
a training room, weight room and administrative offices.
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Softball Field |
Built:
1998
The softball field, now located on the southeast corner of
East campus. Relocation
and renovation took place during the summer and fall of
1998.
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Cougar
Field |
Built: 1992
Construction
was completed in the fall of 1992 on the baseball field.
The first game played on the new field was in the spring
of 1992 and featured the Cougars against Tri-State
University. The field has continually undergone improvements and has
developed into another beautiful facility for University
of Saint Francis.
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replaced with
state-of-the-art Sporturf. The
stadium was re-dedicated in 2003 honoring Bishop John M. D'Arcy
and in Fall 2006 the field was named Kevin Donley Field.
BDS serves has home to the national power football team
as well as the men's and women's
soccer teams. 
And
thanks to generous donations, BDS has a new stadium
entrance at the north end of the stadium to add to the
USF GameDay experience as the football program tackles
its 10th season.
