Trojan Arena - Facilities

Facilities

Trojan Arena seating features 6,000 chair-back seats, seven upper-level suites and an exclusive Stadium Club area for donors, while also having floor seating for students. The arena features an LED ribbon board that circles around the entire arena, the only one of its kind in the Sun Belt Conference. Daktronics designed, manufactured, and installed two 767-square-foot LED video/scoring system boards, which are the largest end-wall installations Daktronics has ever produced for an indoor college facility. The court level of the arena features eight sections of Daktronics LED scorer’s tables. They each measure 2 feet high by more than 9 feet wide and can be connected in any configuration to showcase student athletes, display additional statistical information in real time, recognize sponsors and promote upcoming events. The arena was featured in LED Magazine for its use of state-of-the-art technology throughout the arena.

Under the main playing court sits a 10,000 sq ft area of basketball practice courts.

Among the other features of the new arena are a three-tiered rotunda at the main entrance, an interior concourse with concession stands and a food court-styled dining center with specialty food items.

The new arena also is home to the Troy University Sports Hall of Fame. Digital displays of the members are located adjacent to the rotunda. The inaugural Hall of Fame induction banquet, held August 10, 2012, was the first event held in the new facility.

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