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The UW-Stout Recreation/Athletic Complex includes the Sports and Fitness Center, Nelson Field, Don and Nona Williams Stadium, Alumni Field, the South Tennis Courts, Nelson Field (an outdoor track, soccer, baseball) and an outdoor adventure course.
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The Sports and Fitness Center is the main hub for UW-Stout Athletics. Inside the sprawling building on the southern end of campus is Johnson Fieldhouse, the athletic department offices, the physical education office and classrooms, the Recreation/Athletic Complex offices, Intramurals, University Recreation, the swimming pool, the Multipurpose room. the athletic training center, the Athletic Hall of Fame, the Health and Fitness Center, two weight rooms, and an indoor adventure course.
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Johnson Fieldhouse is home to men's and women's basketball, gymnastics and volleyball. The facility is also used for several university recreation activities. Johnson Fieldhouse was completed in 1964 and has undergone numerous updates over the years. The Fieldhouse officially seats 1800.
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The UW-Stout gymnastics team competes in Johnson Fieldhouse. The Blue Devils hosted the national gymnastics championships in Johnson Fieldhouse in 2001. Gymnastic meets generally draw between 400 and 700 fans.
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| Johnson Fieldhouse - Volleyball |
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The Multipurpose room contains a 200-meter NCAA compliant indoor track and is located in the lower level of the Sports & Fitness Center. The facility has space for six indoor tennis courts, four basketball courts, and a wealth of other activities. The facility is used as an indoor practice facility for many sports when inclement weather occurs. The multipurpose room was the site of the USA Olympic volleyball team's game with Brazil. In addition, the facility is used extensively for summer camps, AAU basketball tournaments and the annual high school volleyball tournament and indoor track meets. |
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Completed in 2001, Don and Nona Williams Stadium has a seating capacity of 4500. The artificial surface was replaced in 2008. |
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Originally constructed in 1935 as the school's football field, the Nelson Field facility has been renovated and updated several times and is now the home field of the Blue Devil women's soccer team. |
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Constructed in the mid-1970s to bring baseball games on campus, the Nelson Field baseball facility is located on the south end of the Recreation/Athletic Complex. |
| Alumni Field |
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The Blue Devils play their home varsity tennis matches on the South Tennis Courts located next to the outdoor adventure course. |
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The Dunn County Ice Arena is UW-Stout's only off-site venue. The Blue Devils traditionally pack out the arena with a boisterous fan base. Games generally draw more than 1000 fans.
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The Athletic Training Center is located in Room 32 of the Sports & Fitness Center and serves the needs of more than 300 Blue Devil athletes. The facility is also known as the athletic treatment center or simply, the training room.
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The 3800 square foot Weight Room facility, located on the second floor of the Sports & Fitness Center, went through a $50,000 renovation in 2008 and has everything from a plyometric training area, dumbbell area, cardio machine to half-rack stations. |