Saint John's University

The Alpers Golf Learning Center consists of two simulator bays, a chipping green and putting green. The facility is named after current SJU athletic director and GCAA Hall of Fame golf coach Bob Alpers ’82.

The simulators will be available to the public on Saturdays and Sundays from 1-5 p.m., and Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6-10 p.m. for tee times.

Haugen Field at Becker Park is an all turf stadium including the pitching mound and home plate area. Baseball games can be played in rain or shine weather. The field is secluded in a quiet area surrounded by 2 lakes and trees. The distance down left and right field line is 330 ft and center field is 395 ft.

Opened in the Spring of 2017, the Change Tennis Complex includes seven United States Tennis Association-approved courts, lights, fencing, bleachers and a storage building. It is located behind Becker Park’s left-field fence.

The tennis portion is named in honor of Dr. Lian Chang by her spouse, Paul Winter ’61, an avid tennis player. A Twin Cities psychiatrist, Chang was born and raised in Taiwan and attended Catholic University in Washington D.C. She received a master of science degree at Texas Woman’s University before completing her residency in psychiatry at the University of Minnesota Medical School.

Dating back to 1908, when drainage of a cranberry marsh was completed in preparation for the new football field, Clemens Stadium has been home to many memorable events. Saint John’s was listed by Sports Illustrated as one of the top 10 “Dream Destinations” in all of college football. What makes that fact even more impressive is that the other nine schools are Division I institutions.

Clemens Stadium is also home to the SJU track and field team and hosts a regulation sized, eight-lane, 400-meter track. The Johnnies have been a formidable opponent on the track as well as the field over the years with an average NCAA Division III Coaches’ Power Ranking within the top 10. The stadium has seen the Johnnies claim two Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Outdoor Track and Field Championships (1999 and 2007). Since 1979, SJU has produced 56 All-Americans including four individual event national champions.

Along with the track, Clemens Stadium also includes a steeplechase water barrier, shot put, long jump, triple jump, high Jump, and pole vault pits.

Clemens Stadium is also available to club sports, intramural sports, and the general student body during the academic year.