Villanova Athletic Facilities
	Davis Center for Athletics and Fitness - The Davis Center for Athletics and Fitness was formally dedicated on November 8, 2007. The name of the building honors the generous contributions of brothers James and William Davis and their families. Jim Davis is a 1981 graduate of Villanova, while Bill Davis is a member of the class of '85. (MORE)
	The Jake Nevin Field House - This facility houses the administrative offices of the Athletic Department, Ticket Office, the Marketing & Promotions office, the Block V Club, Athletic Training Room, equipment rooms, coaches offices, and locker rooms for the Women's Lacrosse, Field Hockey, Softball, and Women's Volleyball teams. The Jake Nevin Field House serves as the home court for the Women's Volleyball team, and is used for Intramurals. (MORE)
	The Villanova Swim Complex - The Villanova Swim Complex was completed in the Summer of 1985 at a cost of $1.5 million. It is home to the Men's & Women's Swimming & Diving teams and the Women's Water Polo team. The pool measures 25 meters x 25 yards with depths ranging from 4 ½ feet to 13 feet and has 10 lanes available for competitive swimming. There are also two 1-meter diving boards and two 3-meter platforms. (MORE)
	The Pavilion - The Pavilion opened in 1986 as a multipurpose recreational facility and arena. The Pavilion is a eye-catching structure with its hyperbolic parabaloid roof dominating the skyline. The Pavilion is home to the Men's and Women's Basketball teams. (MORE)
	Villanova Ballpark At Plymouth - The Villanova Ballpark at Plymouth opened in time for the 2003 season, and gives the Wildcat baseball program one of the finest facilities in the BIG EAST. Located off Germantown Pike in Plymouth Township, the stadium is just a 10-15 minute drive from the Villanova campus. The facility, which is enclosed by a 10-foot fence, features batting cages and a bullpen with two pitching mounds. (MORE)
	Villanova Stadium - Villanova Stadium was built in 1927 and plays host to wide variety of activities. It is the home field for the Varsity Football, Field Hockey, Men's & Women's Lacrosse, Men's & Women's Track & Field, and Intramurals. It is also the home field for the WUSA's Philadelphia Charge. Goodreau field, named for a Villanovan who died while competing for the football team, is an synthetic surface named Astro Play. (MORE)
	Villanova Softball Complex - The Villanova Softball Complex, which is located behind Bartley Hall on Main Campus. This facility was completely refurbished in the Spring of 1998. In the Spring of 2001, a state of the art press box was added to this facility, which is located directly behind home plate. Improvements to this field include dugouts, warm-up areas and a new playing surface. (MORE)
	Villanova Soccer Complex - The Villanova Soccer Complex, which is located on Villanova's West Campus, is one of Villanova University's newer athletic facilities. It was finished in the fall of 1992, and recently leveled and re-sodded in the year 2000. In the summer of 2001, bleachers with the capacity of 1,500 were added top make this facility one of the best in the Big East. It serves as the home field and practice facility for the Men's and Women's Soccer teams. (MORE)
	Villanova Tennis Complex - The Villanova Tennis Complex which was completed in the Summer of 2000 is located adjacent to St. Mary's Hall on West Campus. This facility has eight USTA regulation tennis courts which are home to the Men's and Women's Tennis teams. Recreational tennis courts are available on South campus adjacent to Stanford Hall, and on main campus behind Kennedy Hall. (MORE)
	Villanova Training & Conditioning Facilities - Villanova University offers one main center of training and conditioning for their student athletes. This facility is located underneath the North stands of Villanova Stadium. Recently, the weight room was renovated to a 5,900 sq. ft. training center. Inside this facility there are weight training and cardiovascular machines and free weights. (MORE)