Bismarck State College

The BSC Aquatic & Wellness Center, located on the Bismarck State College campus, includes a 50-meter competition pool, along with diving, recreation and lap pools and a wellness center with strength and cardio equipment and group fitness classes. The facility also offers Turtle Beach playground and meeting rooms.

MDU Resources Community Bowl: The 6,000-seat athletic complex is home field for Bismarck State College Mystics and the University of Mary Mauraders. Bismarck State College along with the University of Mary, and five area high schools, three middle schools, various elementary school events as well as outdoor concerts and other community activities keep the Bowl full of action. The Bowl includes an artificial surfaced playing field for both football and soccer; natural grass fields; a nine-lane track; high, long and triple jump areas; shot put, discus and javelin areas; pole vault area; locker rooms; restrooms; two concession and grill areas and parking access.

BSC Armory: BSC ArmoryIn 1959 the state legislature granted the present 6 acre area to the ND National Guard with the idea that it would be available to share the facility with Bismarck Junior College (at the time). The Armory was built adjacent to the campus in 1962. Bismarck Junior College then began using the Armory for physical education, athletics, and hotel retaurant management and paid rent until 1988. Governor George A. Sinner transferred ownership (as the story goes for $1) of the Burleigh County Memorial National Guard Armory to Bismarck State College, officially effective July 1, 1989.

At this time the Armory is occupied by the athletic department, physical education staff and classes, and the Mystician student newspaper.