Haverford College

Alumni Field House provides extensive facilities for athletics and recreation. The 58,000 square-foot facility was resurfaced in 2008 to include four tennis courts and a 200-meter oval that comprise The Gary Lutnick Tennis & Track Center.

Kannerstein Field is a new and improved baseball facility at Haverford. The major renovation project provided the team with one of the very best D-III baseball facilities in the country. The renovations include an entirely new playing surface, new irrigation system, new drainage system, new fences, new backstop, new bullpen mounds, new scoreboard, additional seating and a new roofed and turfed hitting facility.

The Class of '95 Field has undergone a number of major renovations to maintain its status as a premier softball facility in the Centennial Conference. With the installation of a new fence, backstop, personalized windscreen, bullpens, batting cage, scoreboard, irrigation system, and a newly reconstructed playing surface, Haverford's field provides student-athletes a top-level experience.

The 1,200 seat Calvin Gooding '84 Arena opened in October 2005. It features three full wood-floor courts for basketball and volleyball that includes two courts across the main playing floor and the Kannerstein Pavilion which is a full-length court that allows for multiple teams to practice in the arena at the same time.

Completed in September 2008, Swan Field serves as a competition site for field hockey and men's and women's lacrosse as well as a practice site for the aforementioned teams and men's and women's soccer, baseball and softball. Swan Field has a synthetic FieldTurf surface used by a number of professional and collegiate teams throughout the country. The use of lights expands both practice and competition opportunities and aids in the reduction of missed class time by allowing flexibility in scheduling games and practices no longer limited by daylight hours.

Bettye Marshall and Norman B. Bramall Tennis Courts, the site of the 1985 NCAA Division III Championships, feature 12 all-weather courts which were resurfaced during the summer of 2013.

Walton Field is a grass playing surface that hosts men’s and women’s soccer. Walton Field features a grandstand with a capacity of 1,000, press box and filming deck. Haverford held the NCAA Division I and III Women's Lacrosse Championships on Walton in 1988.