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Basketball Court
The indoor basketball court in the Siebens Fieldhouse was in use from 1969 onwards, leaving Edson Hall mostly unoccupied until it was renovated in the mid-1990s."
Finkbine Natatorium
"Named after Mae Finkbine, the wife of businessman and lumber man Frank Finkbine."
Dennis Young Indoor Track
"A six-lane 200-meter indoor track located inside of the Lamberti Recreation Center, which encircles three multi-purpose courts."
Lamberti Recreation Center
"The Lamberti Recreation Center was built in 2001 andis named after Don Lamberti, then President of the Board of Trustees. The LRC is now the site of many indoor venues for athletic events, including basketball, volleyball, baseball, softball,…
J. Leslie Rollins Stadium
"Named after a former student who inspired others to help raise $250,000 to build the stadium as a tribute to his legacy. This stadium oversees the Peterson Field and has a seating capacity of roughly 3,500."
Buntrock Tennis Court
Earlier tennis courts existed East of Pierce Hall before the Siebens Forum was constructed. These courts currently exist on the southeast corner of the Siebens Fieldhouse.
Peterson Field and Track
"Peterson Field is an outdoor turf field used for football, soccer, track and field, and various intramural sports and activities. It is surrounded by an eight-lane all-weather track and has the J. Leslie Rollins Stadium on its western flank."
Al Baxter Wrestling Room
"Named after the legendary wrestling coach Al Baxter, who led BVU to national fame in the 1990s."
McCorkle Hall
University residence built during the expansion of the 1990s/early 2000s. Now houses exclusively upperclassmen.
McCorkle House
"The current home of the President of the University, this residence was donated to Buena Vista College by Paul and Vivian McCorkle before the mid-1970s."