One of the nation's finest football venues, Heinz Field has been the home of Panther football since opening in 2001. The horseshoe stadium seats 68,400 people and provides a stunning view of Pittsburgh's breathtaking skyline. Located on Pittsburgh's North Shore, the stadium is also home to the six-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers. The turf is a blend of four variations of Kentucky Bluegrass, covering just over two acres. 

Opened in 2002, the 12,508-seat basketball and multi-purpose Petersen Events Center serves as the home for the men's and women's basketball programs, as well as numerous campus events, graduation ceremonies, concerts and modern recreational and fitness facilities. The interior of the venue underwent significant rebranding in the summer of 2016 with a new court design and installation as well as the addition of LED ribbon board.

Built in 1951, Fitzgerald Field House serves as the competitive venue for several of our sports including volleyball, gymnastics and wrestling. It is also used as an indoor partial practice facility for te track and field team and features a weight room and all the coaches' offices for 16 out of our 19 programs. 

A part of the 12-acres Peterson Sports Complex, which opened in Mach of 2011, Charles L. Cost Field serves as home of the baseball program. The baseball facility includes a press box, team dugouts and hitting and pitching practice areas. Synthetic grass allows the Panthers to play and practice throughout the year and lighting that allows for evening games. The latest addition to the venue was a state-of-the art video board behind te centerfield wall. 

Ambrose Urbanic Field, the practice and competition venue for the men's and women's soccer programs, opened in March of 2011 and is part of the 12-acre Peterson Sports Complex. The facility is complete with a synthetic grass field, lighting, a press box, a concession stand, restrooms and locker rooms for the men's and women's soccer, baseball, and softball programs.

Located within the 12-acre Peterson Sports Complex, which opened in March of 2011, Vartabedian Field houses the softball program. The stadium, featuring a skinned infield with an artificial grass outfield, lighting and a state-of-the-art video board, includes hitting and pitching practice areas, stadium seating and a press box. 

First opened in 1963, Trees Poo has undergone significant upgrades that will enable Pitt to host ACC Championships and most importantly recruit and maintain te most talented student-athletes, The venue recently completed a $4 million renovation that includes new men's and women's locker rooms, a modern team meeting room and lounge, as in-house nutrition center and legacy wall. 

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