Cincinnati Bearcats - Athletic Facilities

Athletic Facilities

All of the athletic facilities (with the exception of Fifth Third Arena and Marge Schott Stadium) are open 24/7 for student use.

• Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village
  • Commissioned as part of UC's entrance into the Big East and serves as the centerpiece of UC's athletic facilities. It opened in 2006 and includes the Richard E. Linder Center, which provides training, meeting, studying, and classroom space, as well as the George and Helen Smith Athletics Museum. Also located here is the Sheakley Lawn, which is reserved for students and club sports.
• Marge Schott Stadium
  • Home to the UC Baseball team. It is named for the former owner of the Cincinnati Reds, Marge Schott, and replaced Johnny Bench Field. Shortly after this facility opened in 2006, it was named by Big East coaches and players as the best baseball facility in the conference.
• Armory Fieldhouse

• • Home of UC indoor Track and Field teams and former home of the Men's and Women's Basketball teams
• Fifth Third Arena
  • Home to UC Men's and Women's Basketball teams
• Nippert Stadium
  • Home to UC's Football team
• Ben and Dee Gettler Stadium
  • Home to UC Men's and Women's Soccer and Track and Field teams
• Trabert-Talbert Tennis Center
  • Home to UC Men's and Women's Tennis teams
• Keating Aquatics Center
  • Home to UC Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving teams
• Sheakley Athletic Complex
  • Home to UC's Women's Lacrosse is a new facility constructed in 2010 that provides one full and one half football fields for varsity teams to practice on and a permanent home for the Women's Lacrosse team. From November to February a temporary bubble is inflated over the facility to provide teams practice space during cold months. Phase II was completed in September 2010, which includes bleachers, concessions, restrooms, video tower, and scoreboard. The facility also hosts high school football games