Anderson Athletic Center
- Home to basketball and volleyball teams
- Features three basketball and volleyball courts
and seating for 2,000 spectators
- Contains a weight-lifting facility, a dance studio,
saunas, a fully-equipped training room, and locker
rooms
- Located on the east edge of the campus on Academy
Street
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Angell Field
- Home to the football team
- Seating for 3,000 spectators
- Adjacent to Calder Fieldhouse which contains
locker and training facilities
- Located at the athletic complex on the corner
of Burrows Road and West Michigan Avenue
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MacKenzie Field
- Home to the soccer teams
- Bleacher seating for 300 spectators
- 120 yards long and 70 yards wide
- Located at the athletic complex on the corner
of Burrows Road and West Michigan Avenue
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Markin Racquet Center
- Serves as indoor practice and performance space
for tennis teams
- Features four indoor tennis courts, three racquetball
courts, and a squash court
- Houses the United States Tennis Association (USTA)
office and the Western Tennis Association Hall of
Fame
- located at the east edge of campus on the corner
of Catherine Street and Academy Street
- Building
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Natatorium
- Home to the swimming and diving teams
- Features a six-lane, 25-yard pool with a Colorado
electronic timing system
- Two one-meter and one three-meter spring boards
- Seating for 350 spectators
- Located at the corner of Acker Lane and Academy
Street on the east edge of campus
- Building
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Softball Field
- Home to the softball team
- Located at the athletic complex on the corner
of Burrows Road and West Michigan Avenue
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Stowe Stadium
- Home to the tennis teams
- Features 11 Laykold tennis courts, five of which
are lighted
- Seating for 3,500 spectators
- Site of the USTA Boys 16 & 18 National Tennis
Championships during August
- Located at the corner of Acker Lane and West
Main Street
- Built in 1946
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Woodworth Field
- Home to the baseball team
- Located at the athletic complex on the corner
of Burrows Road and West Michigan Avenue
- Dedicated May 1, 1956
- Kalamazoo defeated Hope 6-2 in the first game
at Woodworth Field. Kalamazoo scored five runs in
the bottom of the eighth inning to overcome a 2-1
deficit. The leftfielder Harding and the shortstop
Payson were each 2-for-4.
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