The $18.6 million Jane P. Batten Student Center provides a vibrant dimension to the campus of Virginia Wesleyan College. Inside is Forsyth court, which is home to the basketball and volleyball programs and has room for at least 3 hardwood courts. Also located in the Jane P. Batten Student Center is an eight-Line, 25-yard swimming pool.

The Trinder Center is home to Foster Field and its first class grass field, home of the Virginia Wesleyan men's and women's soccer programs.

Birdsong Field was constructed in the summer of 2015 and is home to Virginia Wesleyan's field hockey and men's and women's lacrosse programs. The synthetic turf surface also makes it playable for men's and women's soccer in poor weather conditions.

 The Everett Tennis Center is considered to be one of the best outdoor tennis facilities in the state of Virginia. The facility with host USTA tournaments, NCAA events, Collegiate tournaments and various other tennis activities.  The Everett Tennis Center consists of eight tennis courts including The Penzold Grandstand Courts. The state of the art facility also includes an observation deck, gazebo, and various seating for spectators.

Home of the Virginia Wesleyan baseball team. Kenneth R. Perry Field has dimensions of 325 feet down the lines and 400 feet straight away centerfield. The facility also includes two full length batting cages, dugouts, scoreboard, along with bleachers down both lines and behind home plate. The facility features brand new bullpens and low fences down the left and right field lines, providing amazing sight lines for fans.

A track and additional grass field round out Virginia Wesleyan's facilities. 

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