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Tennis & Intramural Sports

INTRAMURAL BUILDING

Six Basketball Courts, eight Volleyball Courts, Tennis Courts, Racquet ball, Roller hockey courts and numerous outdoor fields

History:

PSU intramural championships
Sports Camps
East Coast Volleyball
Happy Volley Club Championships

Seating Capacity: Dependent on number of open courts

Restrooms: Both permanent and portable depending on indoors or outdoors

Lockers: One Men's and One Women's

Lighting: All Gyms and All Fields

Training Area: Weight room, wrestling mats, basketball courts, volleyball courts and a jogging track

Concessions: Portable available

Scoreboard: Yes and portable for outdoors

Media Area: Rooms available

Meeting/Event Rooms: Rooms available

Time to downtown: Less than 5 minutes

Time to airport: Less than 15 minutes

SARNI TENNIS CENTER

The Sarni Tennis Facility is home to Penn State's men's and women's tennis teams. It contains six outdoor Plexi-cushion courts, all lighted for night play, and including one "stadium" court with seating for 1,100 spectators. The current indoor facility located next to Holuba Hall has four Deco-turf courts with an 800-seat elevated gallery, office, pro shop and locker rooms. This facility is used for matches, team and individual practices during inclement weather. Six regular courts and one stadium court.

History:

Numerous PIAA Boy's Team & Individual Tennis Championships
USA Tennis Association Tournament

Seating Capacity: 1,100

Restrooms: Men's and Women's

Lighting: Appropriate for tennis

Concessions: Yes-portable

Scoreboard: Yes

Media Area: In fan seating

Time to downtown: Less than 5 minutes

Time to airport: Less than 20 minutes

WHITE BUILDING

The White Building is home of the ten time National Championship men's and women's fencing teams. The site has a fencing practice area in its lower level. Competition is held in the North Gym on the main floor. The White building also houses a newly equipped state-of-the-art gymnastics training facility. The gym features 9,200 square-feet of training space equipped with two sets of each apparatus, along with two loose foam pits and overhead spotting belts. Several of the world's greatest gymnasts have trained here, including Olympic gold medalist Vitaly Scherbo.