| Samford Stadium At Hitchcock Field At Plainsman Park | |
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First Year: 1950 Surface: Natural Grass Capacity: 4,096 |
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Sports: Baseball | |
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Seating Chart Park Facts |
Quick Fact: Billy Hitchcock led Auburn to its first SEC baseball title in 1937 and to its first football bowl game later that fall. |
| Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum | |
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First Year: 1969 Capacity: 10,500 |
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Sports: Men's Basketball Women's Basketball Gymnastics | |
| Seating Chart |
Quick Fact: Auburn's 30-game homecourt winning streak from the 1997-98 season to the final game of the 1999-2000 season is the longest in Coliseum history. |
| Auburn University Horse Center | |
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First Year: 2003 |
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Sports: Equestrian | |
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Quick Fact: The Horse Unit offers two side-by-side arenas for Equestrian practices and meets. This allows both the Western and Hunt Seat teams to ride simultaneously without interference. | |
| Jordan-Hare Stadium | |
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First Year: 1939 Surface: Natural Grass Capacity: 87,451 |
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Sports: Football | |
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Seating Chart Special Features |
Quick Fact: On football Saturdays in Auburn, Jordan-Hare Stadium becomes Alabama's fifth-largest city. |
| Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms | |
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First Year: 1999 |
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Sports: Men's Golf Women's Golf | |
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Quick Fact: Former Auburn golfer Bill Bergin designed The Auburn University Club at Yarbrough Farms. | |
| McWhorter Center for Women's Athletics | |
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First Year 2001 |
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Sports: Gymnastics Softball | |
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Quick Fact: The carpeted locker room area has wooden lockers for each student-athlete, individually stalled showers, restrooms, as well as a state-of-the-art stereo system. | |
| Auburn University Soccer Complex | |
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First Year: 1994 Capacity: 1,500 |
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Sports: Soccer | |
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Quick Fact: The AU Soccer Complex had an original seating capacity of 600 and was expanded to seat 1,500 in 1995. | |
| Jane B. Moore Field | |
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First Year: 1998 Capacity: 1,500 |
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Sport: Softball | |
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Quick Fact: The Tigers played their first full season at the modern Moore Field in 2003, and, in 2004, went 19-5 en route to an NCAA Regional appearance. | |
| James E. Martin Aquatics Center | |
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First Year: 1993 Capacity: 1,000 |
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Sports: Swimming & Diving | |
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Quick Fact: The swimming center complex, located between Beard-Eaves Coliseum and the Student Activities Center, houses an Olympic-size pool with two moveable bulkheads which allow for variable distance competition and simultaneous diving. | |
| Auburn Outdoor Pool | |
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First Year: 2007 |
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Sports: Swimming & Diving | |
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Quick Fact: The pool holds 600,000 gallons of water and is heated so that it can be used throughout the year. | |
| Hutsell-Rosen Track | |
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First Year: 2006 |
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Sports: Track and Field | |
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Quick Fact: Auburn's top-notch facility includes Beynon Sports Surface's BSS 2000 track surface, which is IAAF certified. The facility was officially named Hutsell-Rosen Track April 22, 2006, in honor of longtime coaches Wilbur Hutsell and Mel Rosen. | |
| City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center | |
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First Year: 2007 Capacity: 3,800 |
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Sports: Men's Tennis Women's Tennis | |
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Quick Fact: The $3.6-million dollar City of Auburn/Auburn University Yarbrough Tennis Center was completed in the summer of 2007. | |
| Student Activities Center | |
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First Year: 1986 Capacity: 2,000 |
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Sports: Volleyball | |
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Quick Fact: The volleyball matches are held in the arena, a 2,000 seat multi-function room. | |
